Spots: Downtown Manhattan — City Hall Area

Spot: Liberated by the illicit activities of certain masked individuals, Black Hubba has become one of the main attractions of Lower Manhattan. The ledge itself undergoes periods of being blocked off with rails, and periods when someone will cut the rails, but they inevitably tend to stay off for at least a year before the Parks Department gets around to repairing them. The ledge is about two-and-a-half feet high, and descends down a six stair. It is very smooth marble, despite years of bike pegs and skateboards abusing it, and the top is certainly smooth enough for both boardslides and lipslides. The runway will require a curve in, but it is not exactly the sort of spot that requires tons of speed.

Otherwise, in the plaza are sets of two, three, four, five, and six, all of which can be skated up one set and down another. There are a couple of grates, curbs and curb cuts sprinkled throughout as well.

Bust — ♦♦ / Occasional: You typically will not get kicked out of here unless you are very unlucky.

Location: Lafayette Street and Duane Street, directly between the Federal Building and the State Supreme Court House.Take the 4, 5, 6, J, M or Z to City Hall–Brooklyn Bridge and skate north on Park Row until it turns into Lafayette.

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