The skate park Märkisches Viertel, boasts a street section and two bowls. The smaller bowl resembles a swimming pool, while the larger one incorporates a mini snakerun that leads to its narrow, deep end. A volcano-shaped structure takes center stage, intended for gaining momentum. Surprisingly, the bowl didn’t catch the interest of the scooter-riding kids. The street section includes steeper, more prominent transitions where one can smoothly glide up and down, or practice their snaps.

The Spandau Gatow (Kladow) pump track is located in Berlin, Germany. As it’s not as centrally located as other skate parks in Berlin, it tends to be less crowded. As the track is less steep compared to the one at Mellowpark Berlin, it’s well-suited for beginners. Nestled within a residential area and surrounded by nature, the track offers a peaceful setting. However, the absence of toilets and nearby cafés or restaurants poses a minor drawback.

Inside Gleisdreieck Park in Berlin, there are various skate locations. Therefore, make sure to double-check when you Google the location to find the one with the bowls. The “Green Waves” is another interesting spot in that area, but it will be covered in a different blog post. There are two bowls. The smaller one has coping all around, while the bigger bowl features a deep end, a love seat, a cradle, and a roll-in.