Unveiling our top 5 favorite cable parks
The insider picks from our team riders
Cable parks are always evolving, and knowing where to catch the best rides is a must for our wake team. Get ready to dive into the world of cable parks as we share our team riders' top 5 all-time favorites from around the globe. These insider picks have been carefully curated by our riders who have spent countless hours tearing it up at these epic spots. Header photo: Vytautas Dranginis
5. Lunar Cable Park – Almeria, Spain
Lunar Cable Park in sunny Almeria, southern Spain, is an awesome adventure and water sports spot with a cozy and welcoming vibe. Open year-round, thanks to its sweet average temperature of 21ºC and minimal rain, this place is known for having the best wakeboard coaches in Spain. They'll hook you up with top-notch training and instruction. Lunar has got a vibrant beach bar where you can meet and hang with like-minded people. It's all about unity, improving yourself, and sharing experiences, whether it's through food, culture, or just exchanging awesome ideas. Lunar is the go-to spot for events, plus they've got courses, training programs, and even co-working spaces to suit different needs.
“Lunar is a cable where the vibes are always good. They are creative in building their setup
and it's always changing. A go-to destination for wakeboarding in Spain.”
Maxim van Helvoort
Photo: Steffen Vollert
4. The Bricks – Duisburg, Germany
Germany is home to nearly 100 wake parks, but according to our riders, one steals the spotlight: The Bricks. It's known as one of the coolest cable parks around with over 18 rad features. The 50 wave breakers and epic track give riders an awesome experience that feels like shredding at a skate park. The crew at The Bricks is super dedicated and talented, always keeping things fresh by changing up the features. They're all about supporting and promoting riders, parks, photographers, and videographers, and they're a go-to source of helpful info for the cable wakeboarding community. The Bricks is where wakeboarders find a welcoming and exciting environment that's all about inclusivity and good times for everyone.
“I feel like everyone’s focus nowadays is on creating the biggest or the most technical setup but simply get lost in that thought. The Bricks is a perfect example of why you don’t need all that. Guess what, bigger ain’t always better!”
Timo Kapl
Photo: Chris Lehnert
3. Thai Wake Park – Bangkok, Thailand
Nestled in the heart of Thailand, Thai Wake Park is home to an exceptional cable system, diverse features, and vibrant atmosphere. When
winter arrives, many riders choose Thai Wake Park to escape the cold and kickstart their season. From the laid-back vibes to the mouthwatering local food and convenient on-site accommodations, Thai Wake Park offers a complete package for wakeboarders looking to enjoy crystal-clear water and soak up the sunny weather that graces the park all year round.
“This winter was my first time at Thai Wake Park and I’m counting down the days until my next visit!!”
Elena Bodi
Photo: IWWF
2. Hip-Notics – Antalya, Turkey
Wakeboarders absolutely love Hip-Notics Cable Park in Turkey, and with stunning views of Antalya’s coast, it's easy to see why. Often dubbed a paradise, it’s the ideal escape from the cold waters during the winter season. Staying at Hip-Notics is a well-rounded experience, ranging from their wake park to their comfy rooms, and additional amenities. They've got an impressive cable system and all sorts of
features like ramps and obstacles that work for riders of any skill level. The instructors there are first-class and will help you take your skills to the next level. The atmosphere at Hip-Notics is super friendly and inclusive, making you feel like part of a tight-knit community. And let's not forget the awesome events and competitions that always get the adrenaline pumping.
“The location is like a paradise: you drive from the airport, there’s not too much around, and all of a sudden the gates of Hip-Notics open. And then there are just two of the bluest lakes you’ve ever seen.”
Ryan Peacock
Photo: Steffen Vollert
“The main cable is filled with unit features, all different shapes and sizes, perfect for beginners to pro. All in all, it’s a pretty perfect hotspot for any athletes, to train, eat healthy, and have a good time.”
Liam Peacock
1. 313 – Užpelkiai, Lithuania
The 313 Park in Lithuania is one-of-a-kind, known for hosting epic events like Red Bull WakeDuel, which we've had the pleasure of sponsoring, and where our riders have brought home gold. Far from ordinary, 313 was brought to life by wakeboarding pros passionate about taking cable parks to the next level. With three full-size cables, riders of any level can get in on the action. They've got the sickest features, while on-site accommodation, catering, and resort facilities make it difficult to leave. Plus, the park is nestled in beautiful natural surroundings, and they’re renowned for their chill vibes and amazing atmosphere. Staff have always got a smile on their face, and at the end of the day, 313 is all about having a blast. To round it off, it’s conveniently located near Palanga beach if you want to change up your scenery for the day.
“313 has everything. It has a cable full of the biggest features in wakeboarding, and with that every type of feature. Kickers, rail to rails, walls, landers, steps, woops, even a custom double pool gap. They have it all.”
Trent Stuckey
Photos: Vadim Broccoli & VK
Honorable Mentions
There are so many awesome cable parks for wakeboarders around the world, and this was a pretty difficult list to get to. We’d like to include a few honorable mentions, such as Orlando Watersports Complex, which is one of the largest cable parks in the US and one of the most recognized parks in the world. There’s also Liquid Leisure, which often host the world championships. They’re one of our favorite parks, home to an awesome cable ride in a private freshwater lake in the U.K. Finally, we want to include Germany’s Wasserski Langenfeld, one you can’t miss as the largest wake park in Europe.
