On this Baltimore, MD trip I set out to hit a handful of the city’s best skateparks, and the main mission was getting to Lansdowne Bowl—one of the oldest skateparks still standing in the world. I start the session by cruising Rash Field Skatepark, then swing through Hazelwood before making my way to the Bowl. If you’ve never skated a spot with that much history, it’s a different vibe—older transitions, unique lines, and that “you’re skating a piece of skateboarding’s past” feeling the whole time. After Lansdowne, I keep the day moving with a stop at Zika Farm DIY and then finish up at Skatepark of Baltimore. This video is basically a full skatepark tour day: quick hits, different styles of parks, and a lot of scouting for lines you can take back to your own local. If you’re trying to progress, my biggest takeaway is to skate a mix of parks—bowls, street, DIY—because every spot forces you to adapt, get comfortable faster, and level up your board control.