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Alford
Designed and funded by locals, the new skate park in Alford, next to the dry ski slope offers bowls, over vert verts and hips.
About a mile and half outside the town there is a series of trails. Not easy to find, but worth the search. Aberdoom BMX has more details.
Banchory
Small, but not beautifully formed. A quarter, some grind ledges, and what can best be described as a few mounds of concrete.
Cults
The park has concrete flat banks, rails, ledges, a quarter and a metal halfpipe, all of which have been the subject of much grumbling by its users. Even although the park has had a bit of a makeover local opinion is that there is still room for improvement. Saying that, its still worth a visit.
Fraserburgh
Beside the tennis courts - a jump box, a few quarters, a hip with a low grind rail.
Inverurie
Kellands "Lego" skate park in Inverurie boasts quarters, jump box and combos.
Inverurie BMX has more details.
Kemnay
The newest park in Grampian, only having opened in July 2004.
Westhill
Not a lot on offer here - a couple of quarters, a box and a couple of grind rails.
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The Beach is an openair skatepark put together by a local religous group. Plans to have it covered didn't materialise due to various reasons. Consequently its condition has deteriorated to the extent that it is only open till the end of summer 2004. Hopefully it will be useable again in 2005.
The Ghetto is an unused warehouse that has been worked on to give a fair set up.
Inchgarth Community Center
This spot in Garthdee is rather souless looking - but its better than nothing! A large quarter, some kickers and flatbanks.
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