Exploring a Hidden Fingerboard Park and Utah's First Fingerboard Store

Journey to Salt Lake City

• 💡 The video documents a road trip from Oregon to Colorado, with a planned stop in Salt Lake City, Utah.
• 🎯 The travelers learned about a newly opened fingerboard shop, Skate Station, in Salt Lake City.
• 🔑 They were invited to meet at a trailhead for a hike to a secret location.

The Secret Fingerboard Park

• 🌲 The hike led to a hidden fingerboard park built in the woods by Clark, owner of Dude Guy Fingerboards.
• 💪 Clark successfully defended the DIY park from being destroyed by the city, using his 2-year-old son to appeal to officials.
• 🛠️ The park was constructed in about a week, with concrete carried on shoulders, and features a removable rail.
• ⚠️ An unofficial rule at this park is to only use Dude Guy wheels.

Utah's First Fingerboard Store

• 🚀 After the park, they visited Skate Station, described as Utah's first fingerboard store.
• 🤝 The store provided a welcoming community experience, with locals gathering to fingerboard outside.
• 🎁 The host received a custom set of wheels made from actual skateboard wheels as a gift.

Inside Skate Station

• 🔍 The store featured various fingerboard parks and obstacles, including replicas of street league parks.
• ✨ A "secret dungeon" area was discovered, containing additional fingerboard setups.
• 🎮 The group engaged in a "Game of Skate" competition within the store.

Community and Challenges

• 🌊 Following the fingerboard activities, the group enjoyed a flow rider session at the Lynen Aquatic Center.
• 😂 The video highlights the strong sense of community among fingerboard enthusiasts in Utah.