The pavillion footers were poured at the end of last season, and the pad earlier this season by CSS Contracting. Thank you once again to Chris and crew!

A very heartfelt thanks to Randy Katen, along with other volunteer help, who installed a couple of benches a litle while ago near the bowl area of the skate park!

While we’ve been very quiet on social media and the web site here, the Park Working Group has been busy over winter! Today it is lazily snowing outside as I write this. The Park Working Group has been keeping regular monthly meetings with Missoula County PTOL all winter, and we’re all excited for Spring and Summer!

Thanks to Adobe After Effects template projects, and very amateur skills, we’ve got a short time-lapse video to show everyone.

The hydroseeding contractors finished spraying down the grass+mulch mix on Friday the 10th! We’re asking everyone to please stay off of the green hydroseeded areas all around the skatepark surfaces. Thus far it looks like everyone is being really awesome about staying off the hydroseed, and we GREATLY appreciate that!

tl;dr; We’re not done yet! More things are planned and, with continuing support, built in the 2024 construction season!

We’re all EXTREMELY excited to announce that our skate park is OPENING to the public on Saturday, October 21st! Some of the Skate Park Working Group members will be there during the day, as well as Girls on Shred

Beginning at the end of last week, and continuing into this week the hard working Evergreen crew has been shooting concrete.

The on-site crew at Evergreen have been really great to work with. They’ve been making huge progress every single day they’re out at the site, and have provided us with a couple of pictures they’ve taken with a drone last week.

We told you Evergreen would be busy this week with some of the most visible major changes, and they certainly were!

The crew from Evergreen Skateparks is here! They’re full speed ahead on the project now. I took these pictures this afternoon and you can already start to see the footprint.

Evergreen Skateparks has shared a couple of 3D renders with us of what the hard surfaces should look like when they’re done! These renders are based off of the design documents and will closely reflect what will actually be built!