Pista de Skate Parque Sarandi
Av. Severino Ballesteros - Ressaca, Contagem - MG, 32110-005
One of the newest skate projects in the Belo Horizonte metropolitan area, and one with real ambition behind it. The course at Parque Sarandi was built to competition standard, with a large professional bowl, a medium bowl, and a smaller bowl for progression, plus multiple street sections spread across different environments ledges, rails, and stairs for technical riders, alongside hubba setups built specifically for competition use.
There's also a dedicated beginner area, making this one of the few parks in the region where a first-timer and a competitive rider can both find their pace on the same visit.
The scale here isn't accidental Contagem built this to become the second-largest public skate park in Brazil, positioning Sarandi to host national and international events, not just serve local riders. It's part of a broader R$12+ million revitalization of the surrounding 113,000-square-meter Parque Linear Sarandi, which also brought new courts, a cycling path, a walking track, and community gathering spaces.
Good for skaters at every level from someone dropping in for the first time to riders training seriously for the bowl as well as skate culture watchers who want to see where BH metro's next generation of competitive skating is being built.
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