Name Type Location Photo Status Notes 3 Up 3 Down [ 1] [ 2] street skating San Francisco Armory Active 3rd and Army [ 3] [ 4] [ 5] street skating Mission Bay Active Bay Blocks [ 6] [ 7] street skating Embarcadero Active Bart Wall Ride [ 8] street skating, wall ride 24th Street Mission station Active China Banks [ 9] street skating Chinatown Endangered. [ 10] Plans by the city to demolish it. [ 11] [ 12] [ 13] World famous site. Clipper Hubba [ 14] street skating James Lick Middle School Active Doloris Street [ 15] [ 16] hill bomb Mission Dolores Park Endangered [ 17] Annual hill bomb event organized here. The city installed Botts' dots to attempt to close the spot. [ 18] The Dish [ 19] bowl / skatepark Bayview-Hunters Point Active Oldest skatepark in San Francisco. Opened in 1980. [ 19] Double Kink Rail [ 20] [ 21] street skating Mission Dolores Park Active EMB [ 22] street skating Embarcadero , 37°47′42″N 122°23′41″W / 37.7949°N 122.3948°W / 37.7949; -122.3948 Active, Partially demolished Includes sites such as "The Island", The Gonz Gap, and others [ 23] [ 24] [ 25] [ 26] One of the most important sites in the development of street skating. Due to opposition to skateboarding, some of the ledges and benches (including the Hubba Hideout ) were removed by the city to make it less skate-able. Flower Shop [ 27] [ 28] DIY skatepark 1105 Tompkins Ave Active Fort Miley [ 29] street skating Lands End , 37°46′55.72″N 122°30′19.95″W / 37.7821444°N 122.5055417°W / 37.7821444; -122.5055417 Active Hubba Hideout [ 24] [ 30] [ 31] street skating Embarcadero Plaza Demolished [ 32] Demolished by the City in 2011. [ 33] Lincoln High School [ 34] street skating Lincoln High School, Sunset District , 37°44′50″N 122°28′52″W / 37.74728°N 122.48103°W / 37.74728; -122.48103 Active Contains the skate feature called the 3-block Pier 7 [ 35] [ 9] [ 36] [ 37] street skating Pier 7 Endangered Concrete slabs were replaced with wooden slats. Protective barriers have been installed to prevent skateboarding. [ 36] Pier 15 bench [ 38] street skating / urbanism exhibit Pier 15 Active A bench designed for the specific purpose of skateboarding while also being useful for sitting. Meant to be pro-skating and to be an antithesis to anti-skate devices . [ 39] Potrero Del Sol Skatepark [ 40] skatepark Portrero Avenue and 25th Street Active City-sponsored skatepark [ 41] SoMa West Skatepark [ 42] skatepark SoMa Active City-sponsored skatepark [ 43] Studio 43 [ 44] skatepark Bayview-Hunters Point Defunct Warehouse skatepark active during the 90s and since closed down. Sunset Dunes [ 45] skatepark The Avenues Active Skatepark with half pipe and pump track at the south end of Sunset Dunes park. Twin Peaks [ 46] [ 47] Hill bomb / Flatground freestyle Twin Peaks, 37°45′06″N 122°26′52″W / 37.751586275°N 122.447721511°W / 37.751586275; -122.447721511 Active UN Plaza [ 48] skate park Active Union Square [ 49] Street skating Union Square, 37°47′17″N 122°24′27″W / 37.78806°N 122.40750°W / 37.78806; -122.40750 Active Limited access due to policing and crowds Wallenberg Set [ 50] street skating Raoul Wallenberg Traditional High School , 37*46'48.86"N, 122*26'46.82"W Active Waller Ledges DIY/official skatepark Golden Gate Park , 37.768263N, -122.454081W Active DIY park [ 51] that was city approved and is now city-sponsored. [ 52] [ 53] 
