About BladeFeed Spots
The skate spot guide built by skaters, for skaters — here's how it works.
What is BladeFeed Spots?
BladeFeed Spots is a worldwide, community-built directory of places to rollerblade: skateparks, indoor halls, street spots, bowls and DIY builds. Every spot is pinned by a real skater using the BladeFeed app — with its exact location, photos, obstacle list, ratings, local tips and the clips that were actually filmed there. Nothing on these pages is scraped or invented: if a detail is missing, it simply isn't shown until a skater adds it.
Where does the data come from?
All spot information comes from the BladeFeed community. Skaters add a spot in the app, pin its location on the map, photograph it and tag the obstacles (rails, ledges, bowls, quarter pipes and more). Other skaters then enrich it: they rate the spot, vote on its difficulty, mark it covered or kid-friendly, report the surface condition, drop local tips and attach their clips. City and country pages are generated from this same data — a city guide only exists because skaters actually pinned spots there.
How are spots verified?
New spots are reviewed before they appear publicly. We check that the location is real, the photos match, and the spot isn't a duplicate of an existing entry. Community signals keep it honest afterwards: ratings, check-ins and reports from skaters who visit. Spots that turn out to be gone (demolished parks, capped street spots) can be flagged in the app and are removed from the public directory.
How do I add or edit a spot?
Adding and editing happens in the BladeFeed app (free on Android). Open the Spots tab, tap Add Spot, pin the location and fill in what you know — photos, obstacles, whether it's indoor or covered, entry price, parking. To improve an existing spot, open it in the app and suggest changes or drop a tip. Your addition shows up on this website automatically, including in the city guide and sitemaps.
Can I review a spot without an account?
Yes. Every spot page on this website has a "Drop a review" button that works without an account — pick a name (or roll a random blade alias), rate the spot and share your experience. Guest reviews appear next to app reviews, clearly labelled.
Can I use the spot map on my own website?
Yes — every city and country guide has an "Embed this map" button that gives you one line of HTML. The embedded map stays up to date automatically as skaters add spots. It's free; we only ask that you keep the BladeFeed attribution visible.
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Skate this spot yourself?
Save spots, check in, rate them and drop your clips in the BladeFeed app.