Located within The Forks National Historic Site in Downtown Winnipeg, Canada, The Plaza at The Forks is celebrated as the country’s premier urban skate plaza bowl complex, attracting renowned skaters like Tony Hawk and Bam Margera. This innovative facility, covering nearly 48,000 square feet, was made possible through a gift from The James Burns Family Foundation and support from CentreVenture Development Corporation.

The Plaza is a unique skateable sculpture plaza integrated sensitively into the urban park-like setting of The Forks, blending seamlessly with its historical and cultural significance spanning over 6,000 years. The facility, meticulously designed and built by Newline Skateparks, offers a modern skateable environment while preserving the essence of this beloved public space.

Featuring a vast array of skateable ramps such as hubbas, curbs, corners, quarterpipes, manual pads, London gaps, kickers, handrails, flatrails, ledges, banks, stairs, wallrides, and a bowl, The Plaza caters to skateboarders and urban explorers alike. Its meticulous design and integration into the urban context make it a celebrated public place and a global destination for skaters.

The Plaza at The Forks operates with varying hours from Thursday to Wednesday. It providesample opportunities for visitors to experience this world-class skateable environment and enjoy its modern amenities and historic surroundings.