Devil's Velodrome
Mission Gorge Rd, San Diego, CA 92120
California, United States
Good for beginners
Devil's Velodrome is a good first skatepark: a small kicker ramp; a pump track (rolling bumps, no tricks needed); staff on site; a place to learn; no big stairs, handrails or deep bowls. More beginner skateparks in California
Is Devil's Velodrome skateable today?
Skateable now. Yes. Devil's Velodrome should be dry right now: no rain in the last 48 hours, 70ยฐF with some clouds.
Best hours today: 5 AM onward.
Next days: Tue Dry, Wed Dry, Thu Dry.
This is an estimate from Open-Meteo weather data for the park's location, not a live camera. Skaters at the park can report the surface with one tap.
Park Details
- Surface: Dirt
- Admission: Free
- Environment: Outdoor
- Allowed: BMX, Mountain Bikes
- Management: Unsupervised
- Elevation: 113 m (371 ft)
Amenities at Devil's Velodrome
- Is Devil's Velodrome free to skate?
- Yes, Devil's Velodrome is free to skate. Skatedex verified, 2026-09-17
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About Devil's Velodrome
Devil's Velodrome is a free, outdoor dirt bike park located off Mission Gorge Road in San Diego, California, tucked into the chaparral hills near Mission Trails Regional Park. It's a well-known regional spot for mountain bike and BMX riders looking for natural-terrain jumps and flow away from the pavement. The bike park is a free, non-supervised facility with open daylight access. It is built for bikes only, with dirt jumps, rollers, and banked berms rather than concrete features, so it is best suited to mountain bikers and dirt-jump BMX riders. The layout offers a mix of lines and jumps across varying skill levels, from mellow rollers for riders taking it slow to larger features for those wanting to send bigger. Because the park is usually quiet, it's a good place to learn at your own pace or session bigger jumps without a crowd, though the terrain is remote and can be rugged. As a community-built dirt spot, it has no facilities on site and could use occasional refurbishment, so riders should come prepared with water, a tire pump, and a riding buddy. Rattlesnakes are common in the surrounding hills during warmer months, so it's wise to stay alert on the trails.
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