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by Damion Renner
Unfortunately Colorado was the furthest western US destination for us, and although I would have loved to go further west in the early 90's, i...
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by Damion Renner
In the northern Denver suburb of Brighton, Colorado, we discovered a small public outdoor park with a mini ramp and some street obstacles....
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by Damion Renner
After Kansas was our the furthest west we'd be traveling - to Denver Colorado. We were actually staying in Denver for a vacation, so this w...
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by Damion Renner
We headed west again towards Colorado where we would meet up with family. Wichita was the next major city on our stop and we came across a sk...
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by Damion Renner
Further west from Springfield, MO is Joplin, Missouri, where we found another local skatepark.
Bullet Skateclub was very cool indoor park wi...
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by Damion Renner
Our next stop was Springfield, Missouri. It was an indoor/outdoor skatepark called Rad'z, and a hangout spot beside it called The Hanger. ...
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by Damion Renner
Little Rock had another surprise in store for us - a little shop and skatepark called Bike Haus.
The out door park at Bike Haus had a few ramp...
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by Damion Renner
After Alabama, we headed west towards our next stop, Little Rock Arkansas. My mom wanted to visit the Hot Springs, and I was of course looki...
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by Damion Renner
Around 4 hours south, by car, our next destination after Nashville was Birmingham, Alabama. We arrived in the evening and found a skatepark ca...
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by Damion Renner
About a 3-hour drive from Louisville, KY was the next major city on our route; Nashville Tennessee! We found a pretty large outdoor skatepark...
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by Damion Renner
The next stop after Ohio was Louisville Kentucky. We found an indoor/outdoor skatepark called Audubon.
Right beside the skatepark w...
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by Damion Renner
One of our first stops was a small shop in Dayton Ohio called Ohio Surf & Skate. It was a really cool local shop which had a half-pipe in the ...
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