Shadow Mountain Board Shop

Shadow Mountain Board Shop is a Sports listing in the Other Sports subcategory, located inside Red Rock Running Company at 675 E Dorrell Ln #160 in North Las Vegas, zip 89086. It is primarily a skate shop rather than a lesson program: listed offerings are skate equipment sales, longboard sales, apparel, protective gear, and expert advice, alongside skateboarding workshops, community ride days, and local competitions.

The listing associates the shop with ages 6 to 18, in brackets of 6 to 12 and 13 to 18, which likely reflects the age range of young riders who shop there and take part in workshops or ride days rather than a formal enrolled class roster. Families should confirm directly whether a specific workshop or ride day is scheduled before planning a visit around it, since the retail side of the business is the confirmed daily offering.

Hours run 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed, and the shop operates year-round. No pricing information is on file, though the retail nature of the business suggests costs would vary by equipment purchased rather than a program fee.

The shop is conducted in English. For questions about upcoming workshops, ride days, or competitions, call (702) 912-3317 or visit shadowmtnboardshop.com.

Being located inside Red Rock Running Company rather than as a standalone storefront is worth noting when planning a visit, since it shares space and likely some staff with the running shop. Families whose kids are just starting to skate may get more value from asking about community ride days first, since those are typically lower-pressure than a local competition for someone still building basic board control.

No scholarship, trial offer, sibling discount, or special needs accommodation information is listed for this shop, so families with specific needs should call ahead to ask what support is available during a workshop or ride day. The shared location with a running store also means parking and entrance details may differ from what a family expects walking up to a standalone skate shop.