Del Mar Skate Ranch

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“The Del Mar Skate Ranch, also known as the DMSR, was an American skatepark in Del Mar, California, which opened August 1978 and was demolished July 1987.”
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Condé Nast TravelerJul 28

San Diego, According to Local Legend Tony Hawk

From his favorite bites to the essential skate parks, it's all too easy for Hawk.

Local haunt growing up, perfect wall in a pool.

24 things in this story
  • Del Mar Skate RanchSightLocal haunt growing up, perfect wall in a pool.
  • Elsewhere
  • Pacific BeachSuburbSan Diego, United StatesTony Hawk took the bus here as a kid.
  • La Jolla ShoresQuarterSan Diego, United StatesAn iconic spot.
  • Chick & HawkRestaurantEncinitas, United StatesEncinitas staple, specialty is The Birdman sandwich.
  • TierrasantaSuburbSan Diego, United StatesMiddle-income suburbia with a community park and pool.
  • Carl's Jr.Fast foodSan Diego, United StatesGot a cheeseburger, fries, and Coke for $1.00.
  • Balboa ParkParkSan Diego, United StatesElementary school field trip destination, has a fountain.
  • San Diego ZooZooSan Diego, United StatesElementary school field trip destination.
  • Torrey Pines High SchoolPlaceSan Diego, United StatesTony Hawk attended high school here.
  • Tamarack BeachSightCarlsbad, United StatesSkated here after school.
  • Carmel Valley SkateparkSightSan Diego, United StatesOne of Tony Hawk's favorites today.
  • Moonlight BeachParkEncinitas, United StatesWent surfing here after learning a new trick.
  • Linda Vista Skate ParkSightSan Diego, United StatesA larger park with more variety in San Diego.
  • Prince Memorial SkateparkSightOceanside, United StatesA solid skatepark in Oceanside.
  • The Skatepark ProjectPlaceSan Diego, United StatesFoundation dedicated to bringing skating to underserved areas.
  • Brower ParkParkNew York, United StatesSkatepark in Crown Heights, NYC.
  • Allerton ParkParkNew York, United StatesBronx Skate Park in the Bronx, NYC.
  • Mount Prospect ParkParkNew York, United StatesUpcoming project in Brooklyn, NYC.
  • Atelier MannaRestaurantLeucadia, United StatesChef Andrew Bachelier's restaurant in Leucadia.
  • The SeabirdRestaurantEncinitas, United StatesA dark horse menu item at Chick & Hawk.
  • AnimaeRestaurantSan Diego, United StatesRestaurant in downtown San Diego by Chef Brian Malarkey.
  • Novecientos GradosRestaurantSan Diego, United StatesRestaurant at San Diego International Airport.
  • TaraRestaurantSan Diego, United StatesChef at Animae, takes inspiration from Filipino roots.
  • Alga Norte SkateparkSightCarlsbad, United States
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