Yeah, totally! In Brooklyn, the abandoned train tunnels under Williamsburg have become this gritty skate park, but the walls are covered in lush murals and vines that creep up the concrete. Over in Berlin, the Teufelsberg hill—once a WWII bunker—has a skate ramp on the roof, and the surrounding abandoned airfield is now a meadow with wildflowers and a little creek. In São Paulo, the Edifício Copan’s roof has a secret skate spot, but there’s also a hidden green terrace with plants and a tiny forest patch. Those places mix the grind of skating with a breath of real nature, and they’re perfect for when you need a break from the city grind.

That sounds epic—exactly the kind of mix I love. I’m always scouting new spots, so a “nature‑skate” tour would be a dream. Bring a board and a crew that can handle both grind and green, and we’ll carve out a route that keeps the city alive and the nature breathing. Let’s sync up, pick dates, and make that skyline a playground for the rest of us.