Update: The ramp has been removed and is no longer available to skate. Lyngby Skatepark is made by both the municipal and local forces Read full description
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Gyrithe Lemchesvej 20, 2800 Kongens Lyngby, Denmark
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Free Entrance
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Opening Hours
| Sunday | 24 hours |
| Monday | 24 hours |
| Tuesday (Today) | 24 hours |
| Wednesday | 24 hours |
| Thursday | 24 hours |
| Friday | 24 hours |
| Saturday | 24 hours |
Description
Lyngby Skatepark is made by Lyngby-Taarbæk’s after school classes who have recently installed various obstacles, together with the guy that built the newly renovated Helligdommen; Teit Andersen. The obstacles are a mini ramp, 2 ledges, a china bank and a long manny pad. The mini ramp is of a great quality with a perfect transition, coping and different levels. Furthermore, it has integrated both a bench and a climbing wall on the backside. The street course is spacious and has straight “lines”. In one end of the course is a china bank made of wood with a metal list on the top. In the other end is the long manny pad, which is made of wood and has a metal ledge on the side. Parallel to the manny pad, there are two ledges. They are made of granite, but unfortunately, they have large curvatures that make it difficult to lock one’s grinds/slides. The foundation is made of concrete, which is fine. The location is a bit remote, however, it is possible to get there by means of public transportation. All things considered, the park is suitable for all levels, but it only offers limited opportunities, which demands your creativity.
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The skatepark is free to skate
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There is no requirement to skate this skatepark
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3 reviews of Lyngby Skatepark
LTU is a little skatepark, newly made by Teit Andersen. It’s a good, broad miniramp with different levels. Moreover, it has a chinabank, a long mannypad and 2 ledges.unfortunately, both ledges have gotten sanded edges perfectly round by mistake, which makes it bad to skate on (better than nothing).
The ramp etc. is unfortunately been removed.
Everything is removed. Anyone who knows where the ramp is now?