Winona Public Skatepark is a free, 12,000-square-foot outdoor concrete park at the West End Recreation Complex in Winona, Minnesota. It sits right next to Anthem Skatepark & Board Shop, the town's indoor skatepark, so you can skate outside when the weather is good and head inside when it isn't. The park was designed and built by Primary Concrete Skatepark Company of Austin, Texas, and is open to skateboards, scooters, and bikes of all ages and skill levels.

The layout is a street-focused plaza with plenty of smooth flat ground between obstacles. There's a stair set with handrails, several flat rails, ledges and manual pads capped with red-painted steel edges, and a long, low curved curb that's perfect for working on grinds and slides. Mellow banks, rollers, and transitions around the edges help you keep speed and link lines together, making it approachable for beginners while still giving experienced street skaters plenty to work with.

If you're traveling along the Mississippi through southeast Minnesota, it's worth the stop.