RELM Skate Park — officially the Randy & Erik Lawry Memorial Skatepark — is a well-built public concrete skatepark in Hayward, Wisconsin, in the lake-and-forest country of the state's Northwoods. A point of pride for the local community, this all-concrete park welcomes skateboarders, BMX riders, and rollerbladers to a fun, feature-rich layout on Greenwood Lane.

The park offers a great mix of street and transition obstacles. Highlights include two solid pyramids (one with ledges across and down), three quarterpipes with a couple of banks in between, a big hip, a six-foot halfpipe with a roll-in and a bank on the back of the deck, a small spine, and several ledges and banks, plus mobile flat bars to keep things fresh. That variety gives skaters of all levels plenty of lines to explore, from first drop-ins to technical combinations.

As a free public park, it's a welcoming community hub in Hayward, a town better known for fishing and the American Birkebeiner ski race — but well worth a session for traveling skaters. As always, gear up with a helmet and pads (especially younger skaters), be courteous and take turns, bring water, and check for any posted hours or rules. Named in memory of two local skaters, RELM is a heartfelt and genuinely fun place to skate.