Kids at the skate park

The Caramel Valley Skate Park, which opened November 22, 2008. The park is a facility of 13,500 square meters with a challenge and, of course, cast concrete in a bowl. It also includes urban elements such as railings, stairs, ledges and banks. The park is illuminated at night makes it stay open after the sun sets equipped. Full review shortly, but here are the basics of Caramel Valley Skate Park has basically three: 1) A combination of bad for the pool, the depth of measurement for 6 'to 11'.The design is great, the pool is fast, coping is set well, and will be the latest breeding ground for SoCal pool skaters. Watch out for the small kink in the square pool side wall. 2) A small ditch style run 3) A street plaza Local skaters at the Carmel Valley skatepark include pro-skaters Christian Hosoi, Tony Hawk, Chris Miller, Tony Mag and Kanten Russell Carmel Valley Skatepark is ready to ride Nov 13, 2008 By Karen Billing Local skaters check out the Carmel Valley skatepark with pro-skaters Christian Hosoi, Tony Hawk, Chris Miller, Tony Mag and Kanten Russell. Photo by: Courtesy Pro skaters lined up in the skatepark bowl, left to right: Jeff Gipson, Chris Miller, Tony Hawk, Kanten Russell and Christian Hosoi. The brand new Carmel Valley Skatepark couldn't have gotten a bigger thumbs-up of approval. The skateboard god himself, Tony Hawk, took a spin at the soon-to-open park last week and declared it an awesome ride. "The park looks great," Hawk said. "It has something for all ...



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