By scott miller
VAIL — Cameron Chaney’s idea for a skate park between the north and south halves of the Lionshead Village parking structure is finally a concrete reality. But Chaney’s family moved out of the valley about a year ago, so he hasn’t ridden the park yet.That will change Saturday, when Chaney and a bunch of his Vail friends come out for the grand opening of the Zeke M. Pierce Skatepark. The park’s name comes from a Vail teen who died in a 2013 mountain bike accident.Crawford Pierce, Zeke’s dad, said his family is honored and excited about the new park.“Our heads …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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