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Billboard
Game	Burnout Paradise
Alternative Name	Paradise City Billboard
Type	Breakable Billboard
DistrictBreakdown	20
Downtown Paradise	30
Harbor Town	25
Silver Lake	20
White Mountain	25

This article is about Paradise City Billboards. For Big Surf Island Billboards, see Billboards (Big Surf Island).

Billboards make their first appearance in Paradise City and are Discoveries that lead towards Burnout Paradise game completion. There are 165 billboards total between the mainland Paradise Billboards and the Big Surf Island Billboards.

Finding the billboard is only part of the challenge. Many of the Billboards are placed in awkward positions, which leads to you having to figure out how to smash through it, usually requiring exploration of the surrounding area to find a suitable building or ramp to jump from. A good example would be the one hanging above Franke Avenue near Paradise Square where you actually have to drive up the Downtown Garage on Fry Avenue. Once at the top, you have to drive off a ramp on top of the Paradise Trust Bank to the DJR Sports Store and off the back roof which leads into the Billboard.

When a new Billboard has been successfully smashed through its debris will be scattered over the road. However, when you return, it will be rebuilt albeit with some holes revealing bare wood. This is to help the player tell which Billboards they've already collected alongside the game keeping track of the number of billboards you have smashed through individually according to the districts within Burnout Paradise and the Island. This can help when trying to track down the last one or two billboards limiting the search area to a single district rather than the entire map. To check how many Billboards you've collected in a certain district simply pause the game and scroll down to Discoveries, where it'll be listed on the right along with Smash Gates and Super Jumps for each district.

Paradise City Billboards

Burnout Paradise Billboard locations

These are the red pulsating billboards that are scattered throughout Paradise City. Driving through all 120 Paradise City Billboards will earn you the Montgomery Carbon Hawker as well as few awards along the way.

Rewards

There are two Paradise Awards for the PC & PS3, two Xbox 360 Achievements and three PS3 Trophies concerning Paradise City billboards.

Burnout Paradise Rewards
Image	Criteria	Type	Award
	Collect 5 Billboards	Award	-
	Collect all 120 Billboards	Award	-
	Collect 5 Billboards	Achievement	10
	Collect all 120 Billboards	Achievement	20
	Smash 3 Burnout Billboards	Trophy	Bronze
	Smash 30 Burnout Billboards	Trophy	Bronze
	Smash 60 Burnout Billboards	Trophy	Gold

Billboard Location Walkthrough

The following table gives an efficient route to complete most Billboard Smashes and unlock the Billboard achievement. Some of the smashes require a decent car. The Hunter Manhattan seems to be a good low-ranking choice although many other initial stunt vehicles can be used.

Paradise City Billboard Walkthrough
#	Location	Description	Image
Click a billboard image for video guide, click link below image for hi-res picture.
1	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Start at the Downtown Paradise Junkyard by the Coastguard HQ. If the car is not facing South, make a U-Turn and turn back in to the right south of the Junkyard entrance and there is a ramp up to I-88 just to the right of a yellow shipping container. Billboard 1 is over I-88 on the right, but we have to make a circuit to smash it. Take the ramp up onto I-88 Southbound in oncoming traffic. Follow the I-88 to just before the Toll Booths and swing around right and head north in oncoming traffic. Head for the yellow flashing barricades, and smash through the Billboard, landing on E. Crawford Drive right past the junkyard.	Bb001.jpg
2	Downtown Paradise Motor City	After landing, head down Watt Street to the end and cross over Angus Wharf to the shipping area. Turn north and there is a ramp leading to Billboard 2. Get a good run and smash through Billboard 2, and Billboard 3 is just ahead. If the smash fails, go ahead to Billboard 3 and then hit Billboard 2 on the return south.	Bb002.jpg
3	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Billboard 3 is just north of billboard 2 - if the smash fails, keep trying from either North or South. After smashing both Billboards 2 and 3, head back south, to the location of Billboard 2.	Bb003.jpg
4	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Billboard 4 is just west of Angus Wharf on Watt Street. A a good jumping car and a fair amount of skill is needed to smash it. There is a split ramp to the west of the Billboard. From the shipping area, hit the boost and turn and take the straight section of the ramp, and eventually, the smash should be successful.	Bb004.jpg
5	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Head back northwest on Watt Street and turn left on E. Crawford Drive and then right on 7th Street. Just after the Paint Shop on the left, turn south and jump down onto the train tracks. Drive through the central shed and turn left toward two tank cars. Just before reaching the tank cars, turn right and drive up the ramp and smash Billboard 5, landing on 7th Street. Take a right, heading east on 7th and follow instructions below ...	Bb005.jpg
6	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Billboard 6 is inside the Train Yard above one of the sheds, but it can't be smashed from there. Continue east on 7th Street and take the next right after the Perfect Cover Paintshop onto Webster Avenue. The Motor City Garage is the next block on the left. Turn into the parking garage and head to the top of it. At least the Manhattan is recommended for this jump. On the northeast corner of this garage is Super Jump #10 (marked by blue cones) and on the northwest corner is the ramp that leads to the billboard smash. A good deal of boost is required for this. The best plan is to start with the car on the east edge facing north (looking at the Super Jump with the other ramp to the left). Hit the boost and steer left into the jump. Land on the roof of the shed in the rail yard and drive almost straight ahead and smash Billboard 6.	Bb006.jpg
7	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Billboard 7 is just west of the Paint Shop and the smash is almost a repeat but slightly more difficult than Billboard 6. Take any of the ramps out of the train yard on to 7th Street and climp back to the roof of the garage on Webster again. Make the same jump, but this time STOP on the roof and turn right and drive through the billboard, landing near the intersection of 7th Street and Webster.	Bb007.jpg
8	Downtown Paradise Motor City	Face south and there is a parking lot in front of the parking garage from the previous smash, with a split ramp on the right and a small ramp on the left. Take the small ramp (with boost) and jump onto I-88 and smash Billboard 8, which is on top of the toll booths. If unsuccessful, there is a shortcut into the parking lot from the intersection with Webster and E. Crawford, which will allow a great running start. After making the jump, you will be on I-88 Section 1. Whether you smashed the billboard or not, turn around and head north to just in front of the toll booths and then turn left to take the shortcut back onto Webster.	Bb008.jpg
9	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	Once Billboard 8 is smashed and the shortcut onto Webster is completed, stay in oncoming and take the first left onto 4th Street. Follow 4th Street east one block until it dead-ends at Angus Wharf. To the right and across Angus Wharf, look for a parking garage and Billboard 9 further down in front of a statue. Cross over Angus Wharf and go through the alleyway north of the garage to enter the garage and climb to the top. On the northwest corner of the roof, there is a small ramp (which serves no apparent purpose - other than maybe to distract you by jumping off it and finding that out), Super Jump #11 in the middle, and the desired ramp is to the left on the southwest corner. Same drill as Billboard 6, but this time the car is on the North edge, facing west. Hit the boost, cut the wheel left, and with any luck, you will Smash Billboard 9. (Without any luck - which is likely - you will land short, right, or wreck left of the Billboard and have to lather, rinse, and repeat ...) Once the smash is accomplished, spin around on Angus and head back north, then left on 4th Street and left (south) again on Webster for the next series of smashes, which (thankfully) are easier.	Bb009.jpg
10	Downtown Paradise Waterfront/Downtown Border	Go past the dog statue at the intersection of Webster and forth, and cut back onto the median and take the short ramp up to Billboard 10. You could simply drive through this billboard, but get a bit of speed up so you don't drop down into I-88, in which case, just take one of the exits back up to Webster. (You can also smash this Billboard from the south if somehow you missed it on the first attempt.)	Bb010.jpg
11	Downtown Paradise Waterfront/Downtown Border	Billboard 11 is directly ahead, just south of Andersen Street - stay on the median, but you will want some speed for this one, just so you don't drop onto I-88, again, in which case you would just take the next exit back onto Webster and try again.	Bb011.jpg
12	Downtown Paradise Waterfront/River City Border	Billboard 12 is also in the median straight ahead, just south of 2nd Street. You will have to abandon the median just after 3rd Street, but just continue south down Webster and then hit the boost and jump back on the median to smash Billboard 12. This time if you drop down onto I-88, there is a shortcut to the left just after the freeway comes out from under the road which will lead you back to Webster. Hold up after this smash, as the next one is down Angus Wharf/1st Street.	Bb012.jpg
13	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	From Webster, turn left in front of the Wildcats Stadium onto Angus Wharf, heading west. Just past the stadium, you will see Billboard 13 on the right, with a parking garage on the right behind it. Follow Angus through 2nd Street and spin around to the right onto the sidewalk in front of the Rayfield Grand. You will see a ramp in front of you leading up into the parking garage. Hit the boost lightly and head straight up the ramp, smashing Billboard 13 and landing behind the Wildcats stadium, lined up for Billboard 14!	Bb013.jpg
14	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	Billboard 14 is easy, but requires some speed. Hug the construction wall to the left and you will eventually go up and down some ramps and then up a long ramp and some stairs and a short jump to smash Billboard 14 and land on the Exhibit Hall. Just follow the ramp back down and you will end up in back of the Auto Repair on Harber Street.	Bb014.jpg
15	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	Go behind the Auto Repair and turn right onto Harber Street heading east in oncoming traffic. Stay to the left, and just before the Exhibit Hall, you will see a sidewalk on the left with flashing yellow lights at the top. Follow the sidewalk (slowly) and you will see I-88 to your left with a ramp heading up and Billboard 15 just over I-88. Timing is a bit tricky here, but what usually works well is to creep up the ramp, staying to the left, and then hit boost about halfway up, and you should be able to cut left and clip the base of the billboard as you drop to I-88. If you miss, just spin around and try again. NOTE: There is an alternate way to smash this billboard. As you head south down Webster avenue and it intersects Glancey Avenue, you will see some stairs ahead to the right of a Vizio Billboard. Drive up the stairs and stay to the left and you will see the billboard ahead. You might not be able to jump through it, but you should be able to drop to the left and roll through it as you drop down to I-88.	Bb015.jpg
16	Downtown Paradise River City	After you land the Billboard Smash 15, again go back, but this time stay on the ramp and exit right, with a little speed so you don't flip, and jump down onto Harber Street. Take the first left on Glancey Ave. and the next left on 1st Street. As soon as you turn on 1st Street, you will see Billboard 16 in the road straight ahead and a Parking Garage on your left. Climb to the top of the parking garage and you will find three ramps. The correct one is on the northwest corner. The game throws a trick in here. With a lot of speed and the correct angle, you can make the smash directly, but the easiest method is to take the jump at moderate speed, landing on the roof below, where you can simply drive through the billboard. Once you succeed, turn around and climb back up again for Billboard 17.	Bb016.jpg
17	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	This is a very well thought-out smash. When you get back on the roof of the garage from #16, you now want to jump off the southwest ramp. Not a tremedous amount of speed is required, but you will land on the roof of another building, and the you will want to head for the southwest corner of it. You will want some speed/boost at this point, as you will need to leap across onto yet another roof, and then take the left of the two ramps to end up on I-88 after smashing Billboard 17. Hold up here and head west through the toll booths and slowly take the drop down to Harber Street facing west.	Bb017.jpg
18	Downtown Paradise Waterfront	If you need to get your bearings, Billboard 18 should be right behind you on the southeast corner of the building to your right. Just ahead of you to the right in the same building, you should see a ramp heading up and west into the building. Take this ramp (speed is not required) and make a U-Turn at the top, and come back east to smash Billboard 18, landing in the intersection of Root Avenue and Harber Street.	Bb018.jpg
19	Downtown Paradise River City	Turn North on Root Avenue. After you cross 1st Street, look right and you should see an entrance to the building on the right, about halfway between 1st Street and Second Street. Billboard 19 is on the northeast face of this building, facing 2nd Street. Take the entrance and then turn left to take a ramp north and smash Billboard 19, landing on 2nd Street.	Bb019.jpg
20	Downtown Paradise River City	Turn west on 2nd Street, cross over Root Avenue, and take an immediate left into the entrance of the building on the corner of Root and 2nd. Billboard 20 is on the south face of this building facing 1st Street. Take the entrance, go up the stairs (speed is not really necessary) and bear to the right and drive through Billboard 20, hopefully landing on the Elevated Railway.	Bb020.jpg
21	Downtown Paradise River City	Billboard 21 should be right in front of you, on the elevated railway. You should be able to simply drive along the railway and clip the side of it to smash it. (If you had no speed when you smashed through Billboard 20 and you dropped down onto 1st Street, there is a ramp on 1st Street (from the east) that is an easy jump and smash back onto the elevated railway.	Bb021.jpg
22	Downtown Paradise Downtown	Turn east on the Elevated Railway, follow it east and north driving through Billboard 22 and dropping down onto Andersen Street.	Bb022.jpg
23	Downtown Paradise Downtown	Head northeast down Andersen and take the first right south onto Glancey Avenue. After you cross 3rd Street, turn right through the arch and into the park. Stay on the diagonal path and use a fair amount of boost and turn left near the middle to smash Billboard 23.	Bb023.jpg
24	Downtown Paradise Downtown	Billboard 24 is the mirror image of Billboard 23. Head to the southwest corner of the park, take the diagonal, and turn left to smash Billboard 24.	Bb024.jpg
25	Downtown Paradise River City	Exit the park and circle it to the left onto 2nd Street, heading west, and veer right onto Franke Ave. As you approach Fry Ave/3rd Street, there is a GT Concept Billboard on the left and two cut-throughs into what seem like parking garages (green, not yellow signage, though). Take the nearest (most western) one and follow it through to smash Billboard 25, landing on 2nd Street. (If you take the shortcut and come out on 2nd Street without smashing anything, you took the Easter shortcut - there are two parallel ones - go back and take the other one.	Bb025.jpg
26	Downtown Paradise River City	Take a left into the oncoming lane of 2nd Steet heading westbound and you will see Billboard 26 in the distance beyond Fry Avenue. Drive on the left sidewalk and cross over Fry and the sidewalk becomes a ramp and you can drive (with a bit of boost) right through the billboard. Turn around after you smash it, come back down 2nd, turn left onto Fry Avenue, and climb to the top of the Parking Garage on the left.	Bb026.jpg
27	Downtown Paradise Downtown	The next four smashes are hopefully the most difficult in the game. When you get to the roof, there are three ramps at the top - one facing southeast that we are not concerned with, one facing northeast (you can see a billboard from it), and one to the left of it facing northwest. For Billboard 27, we want the northwest ramp. This smash seems fairly easy, but you will probably need several tries to make it. The idea is that you jump off the ramp onto another rooftop, veer right and take another jump across to the other building's roof, and then turn left to smash the billboard. I found it easiest to do the smash in two stages: Line up as before so you are about even with the central up ramp and give the car boost and a turn left. Stay on the boost as you turn right and jump to the third building and then make an E-Brake turn stopping on the roof of the third building. Turn the car so you are lined up with the direction you jumped onto the building from and over to the right to make the turn easier, then mash the boost and turn to smash through the billboard. When you are done, drive back up to the top of the garage again (get used to that).	Bb027.jpg
28	Downtown Paradise Downtown	For Billboard 28, take the northwest ramp (that you can see a billboard from). Jump off the ramp and you will see two more ramps below it. Take the left ramp that is farther away. Again I found this easier to do in two steps - jump down to the lower roof, no boost is necessary. Back up as much as you can and still keep the ramp visible and mash the boost and gas and jump across, smashing the billboard. Climb back to the top of the garage when you are done.	Bb028.jpg
29	Downtown Paradise Downtown	Billboard 29 is the easiest one of the four that are smashed from the top of the parking garage. You can get away with mild boost and take the northwest ramp and jump down and take the right ramp to smash through the billboard. When you are done, you should end up on Paradise Avenue, headed north. Stop in the intersection after you complete the jump.	Bb029.jpg
30	Downtown Paradise Downtown	This is one of the most difficult jumps in the game. The smash is based on Super Jump #17. The idea is that you will jump off the second floor of the mall onto the roof of the building, and then drive around to the edge to smash the sign. Four things make this especially difficult, though: It is a blind jump (you can't see where you want to land when you take the jump). It is an angled jump - you want the car jumping with an angle to the right. You must stop the car on the roof without falling off the edge. Since the jump is a Super Jump, the camera angle shifts, so you temporarily lose focus and then must regain control after the jump. The best car for the jump is likely the P12 Track Package, but it can be done with the Manhattan Custom and the suggestions below are based on that car. Turn around on Paradise and head south. (It's a good idea to survey the building so you know what you will be doing.) Turn left on 3rd street and when you get past the construction area, you will see an entrance to the shopping mall, with the Super Jump above it. Go left through the entrance, ending up on Andersen Street. Head down Andersen, refill your boost if needed, and jump up to the elevated railway. Turn around and drive back to the mall, using a bit of boost to jump from the train tracks to the second floor. The best starting point is probably up against the Paradise City bank building, with the rear of the car backed up to the column at the rear of the building. Be ready on the brake and the E-brake, and give full gas and boost and angle the car to the right as you make the jump. If you make it to the ledge after the jump, be prepared to brake, E-brake, or boost, depending on how you are sliding. If you fail, try to note what was off - angle, distance, or reaction time - and try again. Once you land on the ledge, it is fairly wide, so simply turn the car and drive clocwise around the building and across the catch fence to smash the billboard, landing on Paradise Ave.	Bb030.jpg
31	Palm Bay Heights Twin Bridges	Head north on Paradise Ave. After you cross 5th Street, you will drive under Billboard 31 on the right. Keep straight to Young Avenue and make a U-Turn to the right and onto the left-hand sidewalk and there is a ramp leading up to and through the green-signage parking garage that you can use to jump right and smash Billboard 31.	Bb031.jpg
32	Palm Bay Heights Twin Bridges	After smashing Billboard 31, turn back around and go north on Paradise Avenue to Young Avenue. Turn left on Young Avenue and on the right, just after the Auto Repair, is yet another Parking Garage. Climb to the top and there are ramps facing east and west. For this jump, take the east ramp. It is an easy jump with not much boost required. You should land on the roof of the parking lot below. Keep going east and smash through the billboard and continue into the alleyway across the street for Billboard 33.	Bb032.jpg
33	Palm Bay Heights Twin Bridges	Continue through the alleyway and with moderate boost, you will go right through Billboard 33, ending up back on Young Avenue. Turn back west and again climb to the top of the garage that was used for Billboard 32.	Bb033.jpg
34	Palm Bay Heights West Acres	This time, you want to jump the ramp facing west. This requires a good run with boost, and aiming is important, but it is not as difficult as some of the previous jumps. Actually, though, a run with full boost will sail over the billboard and land in the street - even if aimed perfectly. With a Manhattan Custom, starting between the center ramp area and the east wall with full boost seems to work well.	Bb034.jpg
35	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	After Billboard 34, you should have landed somewhere on Franke Avenue. Take Franke north until it merges with Root Avenue and follow Root Avenue east to Paradise Avenue. Turn Left on Paradise Avenue, and jump over the Paradise Bridge. Take the next right onto 9th Street and follow 9th Street east to Hudson Avenue. Turn left (north) on Hudson and enter the Parking Garage on the right across from the Auto Repair and climb to the top. There are three ramps at the top, but compass points can be confusing, it is easier to follow the mini-map and visuals. One ramp lines up with the wrench icon (northwest) on the mini map. The second ramp is on the center of the east wall of the garage and leads to Billboard 36, but it is not needed. If you circle the roof, you will see the top of a billboard lined up with the remaining ramp in the southeast corner. The billboard that you can see is billboard 35. Obviously, this is a fairly easy jump. Line up fairly close to the ramp, hit the boost, smash Billboard 35, and hit the brakes landing in the eastbound lanes of I-88 Section 2.	Bb035.jpg
36	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	Head east on I-88 in sameway traffic and you will see the top edge of Billboard 36 flashing on the left. Continue east until just before the toll booths where the lanes are at the same height and you can swing left into sameway traffic westbound. Just as I-88 transitions from north to west, you will see Billboard 36 on the right. Simply turn right and smash through it (no boost required), landing in an alleyway that leads back to Billboard Smash 37.	Bb036.jpg
37	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	Take the alleyway north and then turn left on E. Crawford and left again on Hudson Avenue. Billboard 37 is next to the Auto Repair. Turn left into the same garage that was used in Billboard Smash 35 and climb to the top. Find the ramp that lines up with the Auto Repair icon and as usual, line up so that the ramp is a bit to the left and boost and turn left to smash the billboard, landing on Hudson Avenue.	Bb037.jpg
38	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	Go north on Hudson Avenue, and turn left (west) on E Crawford Drive. When you get to the northern curve of E. Crawford (by the Ferris Wheel), pull over to the sidewalk on the right you will see Billboard 38 in the distance, with a ramp leading up to it. Get a good running start with boost and smash through it, and then get back on E. Crawford and turn around, heading east.	Bb038.jpg
39	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	Follow E. Crawford back to where you stopped for Billboard 38, but in sameway traffic, and take a right (south) on Moore Avenue. Follow Moore until it ends at 9th Street and turn left on 9th Street. Almost immediately, you will see Paradise Avenue ahead on the right. Drive down to Paradise Avenue, turn right, and immediately turn right again. There will be a construction shed ahead with a ramp leading upward on the right hand side. The ramp leads to Billboard 39. There are no obstacles, so boost is neither required nor dangerous through this part.	Bb039.jpg
40	Palm Bay Heights Big Surf	Continue through the construction sheds and you will see and smash through Billboard 40 a bit farther west. Billboard 40 is over a jump, so you will want a bit of boost before you smash it.	Bb040.jpg
41	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	Leave the construction sheds and merge on to 9th Street westbound in the vicinity of Hamilton avenue. Just before the intersection with Lambert Parkway, you will see train tracks crossing the road. Turn right (north) onto the train tracks and you will see Billboard 41 flashing in the distance to the right. There is a split ramp behind it on the right, but there is a much easier way to smash it. Turn around and you will see Super Jump 3 leading up to I-88. Instead of jumping, just climb the stairs onto I-88, turn left into oncoming traffic, and boost through the billboard, landing on the train tracks again.	Bb041.jpg
42	Palm Bay Heights Twin Bridges	Follow the train tracks back to 9th Street and turn right (west) and then immediately turn left (south) on Lambert Parkway. Follow Lambert to 7th Street and turn left (east) on 7th Street in sameway traffic. The first Billboard is Smash 43, but ignore it for now. Continue to Hamilton Avenue and you will see Billboard 42 on the west side of Hamilton over the westbound lanes of 7th Street. After you cross Hamilton, you will see a ramp on the left that is used to smash the billboard. It's an easy jump, but you need a good bit of speed, so continue down 7th enough to get a good run at it and then turn around, line up for the ramp and boost through it to smash the billboard, landing (hopefully) in sameway traffic westbound on 7th Street.	Bb042.jpg
43	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	Continue on 7th Street to just before Lambert Parkway and the entrance to Lawrence Tunnel. There is a stairstep median in front of the billboard, which will provide height to smash it, but you need a lot of speed to hit it. The best line is to start in Lawrence tunnel facing oncoming traffic and boost over the median and through the billboard. A helpful trick is to drive in reverse down the westbound lanes of the tunnel until you have a good running start. (You can reverse faster than the oncoming traffic drives forward and you don't have to spin around to make the run at the billboard). 7th and Lambert is a busy intersection, though, so you will likely need several attempts to complete the smash.NOTE: A possible alternate smash is to head north on Newton Drive and turn around and then head south down Newton and turn left across the median and through the billboard.	Bb043.jpg
44	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	After you smash the billboard, turn around and drive west on 7th Street in oncoming traffic and when you get to where Billboard 43 used to be, turn left (south) and there is a cut-thru that drops down onto the train tracks. You will see Billboard 44 in the distance, but you will have to circle around it to the north and then as you approach it heading south, there is a ramp to drive up to smash it. Drop down on the train tracks again after smashing it and head south along the tracks for the next smash.	Bb044.jpg
45	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View/West Acres	Continue to the tracks and as you approach 3rd Street, you will see a ramp ahead with Billboard 45 flashing in the background. Take the ramp up to and across 3rd Street, drive across a couple of boxcars and smash the billboard, and jump back down onto the tracks. Turn around to the left and take the ramp back up to 3rd Street and turn right (east) on 3rd Steet.	Bb045.jpg
46	Palm Bay Heights West Acres	Billboard 46 is at the next corner which is Hamilton Avenue. Turn right on Hamilton and enter the Parking Garage on the right and climb to the top. There is a ramp on the southeast corner that leads to the elevated railroad, and two ramps on the north wall that lead to the roof below. Either ramp will work with moderate boost, but the ramp on the left has less chance of landing in the street. Jump to the next roof and stop and there is a single ramp on its north roof. Moderate boost should smash the billboard and land you on Hamilton Aveune, facing north.	Bb046.jpg
47	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	Continue north on Hamilton and take the next left on 5th Street. Cross over Lambert Parkway and drive into the Parking Garage straight ahead. There are five ramps at the top, but fortunately you can see the billboards from the appropriate ramp. Billboard 114 is on the northwest ramp. You will need a full boost and runup and good aim to smash it. After the smash, you will land on a small parkway. Take the parkway north to Hubbard Avenue, turn right on Hubbard and right again on Lambert and climb to the top of the same parking garage.	Bb047.jpg
48	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	Billboard 48 is off of the southeast ramp. It is actually just an easy jump onto the next roof and then a drive through the billboard and drop down to Lambert Parkway. If you use too much boost, you will end up in the mall, but either way, head south on Lambert Parkway.	Bb048.jpg
49	Palm Bay Heights Ocean View	As you approach the end of the Paradise Amphitheater complex, you will drive under Billboard 49 on the right. A bit farther down, there will be a wide ramp on the right hand side. Take the ramp and the make a U-Turn to the right just before the Paradise Theatrical Company. Follow the raised sidewalk and use some boost and it will become a ramp to smash the Billboard. Turn around after smashing the billboard and head back south down Lambert Parkway.	Bb049.jpg
50	Palm Bay Heights West Acres	Follow Lambert Parkway through 2nd Street and merge left onto 1st Street. Billboard 50 is in the West Acres Construction Area and is easy to miss. After you cross Hamilton Avenue, stay to the left and you will see a yellow West Acres Construction crane. There are cut-throughs before and after the crane. Take the one after the crane (between it and Evans Boulevard) and hit the boost and you will climp a couple of ramps and clip the base of Billboard 50, landing in the construction area. Follow that a ways north and you will be able to turn back onto Evans Boulevard. Turn left and head south.	Bb050.jpg
51	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Billboard 51 is atop the elevated railroad. Follow Evans north and turn left (west) on 2nd Street. Turn right on Hamilton Avenue, refill the boost at the gas station and there is a ramp on the left right before the parking garage that you can jump to get up onto the railroad. Follow the railroad until it turns east and then make a U-turn and drive slowly through the billboard, dropping down onto 1st Street, just before Hamilton Avenue.	Bb051.jpg
52	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Billboard 52 is somewhat hidden, but if you put the car in reverse after you land, you will see the billboard flashing on the right (looking at the front of the car). This is actually a good way to approach the smash also. Reverse (east) down 1st Street until you are east of the billboard. Shift into first and veer left toward the billboard. Head for the alley on the right and drive under the 24 Hour Towing Service sign. Go up a slight ramp and make a U-Turn to the right and you will see another 24 Hour Towing Service sign, with the Billboard in the distance. Boost through the shed below the sign to smash the billboard, landing on 1st Street just before Evans Boulevard.	Bb052.jpg
53	Harbor Town Park Vale	Turn around again and head west on 1st Street. Veer right (north) toward Lambert Parkway, but cross directly over Lambert and take the walkway that leads to 2nd Street. When you get to 2nd Street turn left and then immediately turn left again onto a parallel parkway just west of the previous one. Stay south on this parkway, and you will go down a few drops, smashing Billboard 53 in the process. Continue along the parkway, eventually exiting back onto Lambert southbound, then take the next right (west) onto Harber Street.	Bb053.jpg
54	Harbor Town Park Vale	Follow Harber Street and Billboard 54 is a short ways down on the right. Drive past the billboard and watch the wall on the right side. After you round a curve and see a Crash FM billboard overhead, there will be a gap in the wall where an alleyway heads southeast. Follow the alley to smash Billboard 54, landing on Harber Street again.	Bb054.jpg
55	Harbor Town Park Vale	Head west again on Harber Street and as you approach Hubbard Avenue, you will see Billboard 55 flashing on the right. Turn right on Hubbard and take the cut-through below the billboard and follow it until it rejoins Hubbard and make a U-Turn. Boost back south down the cut-through and you will smash Billboard 55, landing on Hubbard Avenue just before Harber Street.	Bb055.jpg
56	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Turn right on Harber Street (east) and take the next left on Lambert Parkway. There is a construction area on the right. Just before the merge onto 1st Street, you will see an opening in the construction wall. Go through this and follow it southeast and with a little boost you will smash Billboard 56, landing near the intersection of Hamilton Avenue and Harber Street.	Bb056.jpg
57	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Head west on Harber Street and then take the next right on Manners Avenue. Billboard 57 is just ahead on the left. Veer left into the wharf area and you can hit the boost and smash through it. (If you fail, turn around and you can get a longer run from the other direction.	Bb057.jpg
58	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Billboard 58 is farther down the wharf from Billboard 57. Take the cut-through on the left before you get to the billboard and follow that until just before it joins South Bay Expressway and turn around. There is a ramp on the left leading up to the billboard. With full boost, you should climb the ramp and jump up to a platform, smashing the billboard and probably landing on Warren Avenue, headed north. If you fail, you might need to get a running start from farther down S. Bay Expressway.	Bb058.jpg
59	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Turn around and go south on Warren and turn right (west) on Manners Avenue. Billboard 59 is just ahead on the right before you cross Shepherd Avenue. Stay on Manners and turn into the Parking Garage on the right just after Shepherd Avenue. Climb to the top and the ramp on the southeast lines up with the billboard. Full boost is needed. After you smash the billboard, turn around and climb to the roof of the same garage again.	Bb059.jpg
60	Harbor Town Paradise Wharf	Take the northwest ramp off the garage (no boost needed) and you will drop down into a construction area leading to Billboard 60. Use mild boost to smash the billboard and continue northwest through the construction site, exiting on Harber Street.	Bb060.jpg
61	Harbor Town Park Vale	Take a left (west) on Harber Street and then merge onto Lambert Parkway westbound. Drive past Billboard 61 on the right and make a U-Turn to the right just before Hall Avenue. Take the ramp up to the platform and smash through the billboard. (There is a downhill ramp across Hall Avenue that you can use to gain speed if required.)	Bb061.jpg
62	Harbor Town Park Vale	Follow the ramp back to the entrance to Lambert Parkway and turn left and follow Lambert Westbound. Cross over Hall Avenue and turn into the Parking Garage on the left. (Billboard 62 is right in front of you across Lambert Parkway). Climb to the top of the garage and you can see the Billboard in front of a ramp on the northwest corner of the garage. The smash is not as easy as it looks, though - you will need a lot of boost and a slight angle to the right off the ramp to make the smash.	Bb062.jpg
63	Harbor Town South bay	After Smash 62, continue west on Lambert Parkway and Billboard 63 is on the right, just across South Rouse Drive. Stay on Lambert, cross over S. Rouse, and just before the on-ramps for I-88 make a U-Turn to the right and enter a pathway with half-sections of concrete pipe over it. Drive through the pipes (moderate boost) and smash the billboard, then veer right onto Lambert Parkway eastbound and turn right into the Parking Garage for Billboard 62 and climb to the top.	Bb063.jpg
64	Harbor Town South Bay	Jump off the ramp on the southeast corner of the garage from Billboard 62 and follow a few drops down to smash the billboard. This smash is deceptive because yu need enough boost to make the jumps, but a burnout run will likely not provide the proper alignment. Generally, tapping the boost as you land each drop gets you through it. You should end up on Hall Avenue near the intersection with Manners Avenue.	Bb064.jpg
65	Harbor Town South Bay	Follow Hall Avenue South and climb to the top of the Parking Garage on the left. Jump off the ramp on the southeast corner of the roof (to the left of the aircraft carrier control island in the distance). Mild boost is required and you will jump onto a ramp leading down to Billboard Smash 65 and landing in the train yard.	Bb065.jpg
66	Harbor Town South Bay	Turn around from where you landed and follow the tracks west passing Billboard 66 on the right. Just past the billboard, turn right and drop down onto Hall Avenue and go a short ways north to turn to the right into the same Parking Garage as smash 65. Billboard 66 is visible from the southwest ramp (to the right of the aircraft carrier), but the jump is difficult because the billboard is parallel rather than perpendicular to the jump direction. Excessive boost is not required, but a slight left angle as you come off the ramp is required.	Bb066.jpg
67	Harbor Town South Bay	Make your way back along the tracks and drop down to Hall Avenue, heading south. Billboard 67 is directly across S. Bay Expressway in the naval yard. Turn right (west) on S. Bay and then turn left immediately across from the first Auto Repair sign onto the asphalt of the Naval Yard. Turn left again and you will see a ramp leading up to the billboard. Drive up the ramp and smash it. You may need to drive a long ways through the pier area, but eventually you will exit onto S. Bay Expressway again. Take a right and head west.	Bb067.jpg
68	Harbor Town South Bay	If you have completed Super Jump 27, you have already smashed Billboard 68. If not, as you approach the South Bay Bridge, there is a sliproad on the left past the shipping containers. Turn around before the bridge, take the road on the right and you will smash Billboard 68 and complete the Super Jump. When you land, turn west on S. Bay Expressway and head back to the sliproad.	Bb068.jpg
69	Harbor Town South Bay	Billboard 69 is off the same sliproad, but this time you need to go through the barricades on the left side of the sliproad. Moderate boost and you will Smash 69, stopping before S. Bay Expressway, near Hall Avenue.	Bb069.jpg
70	Harbor Town South Bay	Head west again on S. Bay Expressway and just past the Auto Repair, veer right as you cross over South Rouse Drive. There is an entranceway to the warehouse that will lead to Billboard 70. Follow the path and smash the billboard exiting westbound on Manners Avenue.	Bb070.jpg
71	Harbor Town Rockridge Cliffs	The next billboard is easy to miss. Follow Manners Avenue west and slow down as you exit the tunnel. Cross over E. Lake/Lambert and Manners becomes Hubbard at this point. Right past the intersection and before the road crosses over I-88, you will see a dirt path on the right. Take the dirt path down a slight dip and smash through Billboard 71,landing on I-88 Section 4 Southbound. (A fair amount of boost and a slight right angle is required to land properly on the Interstate.)	Bb071.jpg
72	Harbor Town Rockridge Cliffs	Turn around and head north on I-88 in oncoming traffic. Just before the toll booths, you will see Billboard 72 on the right. Just after the tool booths on the right hand side of the road, is a ramp to smash it. Head north enough for a good running start, and then turn back and make the jump, smashing the billboard and landing on I-88 Northbound in oncoming. (If you miss the jump, there is a dirt pile on the right just after the billboard that you can use to climb back onto I-88.)	Bb072.jpg
73	Harbor Town Rockridge Cliffs	The next two smashes are on the South Bay Railroad. The smashes are pretty easy, but getting there could be interesting. Ideally, get into sameway traffic southbound on I-88 and as the interstate turns eastbound, you will see some yellow flashers where you can jump down to the railroad tracks. From there, head west and you can drive to the center and through Billboard 73. If you miss the jump down to the railroad, you will likely end up on Manners Avenue, and you can just work your way back to the South Bay Expressway bridge westbound. Skip the super jump, but take the jump up right before the billboard and jump up to smash it. If neither of those is working for you, you can go back to Hall Avenue and pick up the railroad westbound there.	Bb073.jpg
74	Harbor Town Rockridge Cliffs	Billboard 74 is immediately after Billboard 73. Simply drive through it and then drop back down onto the S. Bay Expressway.	Bb074.jpg
75	Harbor Town Rockridge Cliffs	Turn right after the bridge onto S. Mountain Drive, and then take a right onto Casey Pass. You will go up a ramp and down a few drops before smashing Billboard 75. After you complete the smash, head back to S. Mountain Drive and turn right up the hill.	Bb075.jpg
76	White Mountain Lone Peaks	The next three billboards are in Lone Peaks Quarry. It is easy to get lost there, so the map numbers may be incorrect for these smashes. Head up S. Mountain Drive and you will see the entrance to the quarry on the left. Turn into the quarry and there is a Super Jump straight ahead. Turn to the left instead of heading for the Super Jump, and you will soon see a sign across the road to the right of your lane. Make a U-Turn to the right and drive under the Lone Peaks Quarry Sign and you will See Billboard 76 straight ahead. Drive through the billboard to jump down to the quarry floor.	Bb076.jpg
77	White Mountain Lone Peaks	After you land on the quarry floor, swing an arc toward the left and you should see a very long ramp leading upward. Get on the ramp and use full boost and you will smash through Billboard 77 and descend the opposite ramp. Stop the car when you reach the gravel at the end of the ramp.	Bb077.jpg
78	White Mountain Lone Peaks	Again, swing the car to the left and you will see Billboard 78 next to some chemical storage tanks. Look up from this and you will see where you made the jump from Billboard 76. The jump for Billboard 78 is from almost the same point as Billboard 76, but rotated 90 degrees, i.e. 45 degrees to the right into the quarry instead of 45 degrees to the left. You want to approach it from the road going clockwise, so turn around and drive through the Billboard 77 smash ramp again. This is a blind jump and is based as much on luck as skill, so it will probably take you at least 4-5 tries to make it, but here's the general strategy. When you exit the ramp, follow the dirt road around and up to the right. Stay to the left side of the road and floor the accelerator, but do NOT boost yet. You will go under a Lone Peaks Quarry sign across the road, and then you will see a second Lone Peaks Quarry sign and Billboard 76 ahead. Just after you pass the second Lone Peaks Quarry sign, hit the boost and angle the car toward the right because the billboard is a bit to the right of the jump exit. If you miss, turn to the right and there is a steel bridge you can drive over to get back to the dirt road. When you finally smash the billboard, there is a steel bridge leading upward nearby that will lead you through a tunnel and back onto S. Mountain Drive. Turn right and follow S. Mountain upward toward Rockridge Dam.	Bb078.jpg
79	White Mountain Lone Peaks	Follow South Mountain Drive up to the entrance to Rockridge Dam and turn right on Geldard Drive which goes over the dam. You will see some yellow barricades on your right. Turn left at this point and you will see an access road with Billboard 79 on top of one of the buildings. Head down the road and use the ramp in front of the billboard to smash through it landing on the roof of the building and continuing along the access road.	Bb079.jpg
80	White Mountain Lone Peaks	It's a long drive to Billboard 80. Turn left off the access road onto W. Lake Drive, heading South. Merge left onto S. Mountain Drive, and go past the quarry, taking Super Jump #31 to avoid the curved portion of the road. Follow S. Mountain to the right past Lone Stallion Ranch. After you pass the stock car track on the left, and before you get to the Gas Station on the right, you will see a dirt path on the right. Take the path and hit the boost and you will go through a tunnel and jump across the roadway, smashing Billboard 80 and coming down the ramp on the opposite side to re-join S. Mountain Drive, heading north.	Bb080.jpg
81	White Mountain Lone Peaks	There is a covered bridge right before the intersection with Hans Way, take the dirt path to the left of it to Smash Billboard 81 and rejoin S. Mountain Drive (now N. Mountain Drive), heading north.	Bb081.jpg
82	White Mountain Lone Peaks	Billboard 82 and 83 were part of Super Jump #34, so if you previously completed it, skip ahead to Billboard #84. Otherwise, continue up N. Mountain Drive to the intersection with Schembri Pass. Turn left on Schembri Pass and Billboard 81 is on the right. Take an almost immediate left and turn around and there is a ramp to smash it behind the fence. Back up to get a running start and hit the boost and smash through Billboard #82, jumping up onto the raised dirt path.	Bb082.jpg
83	White Mountain Lone Peaks	Continue along the dirt path, and make several more jumps and smash Billboard 83 before completing the Super Jump and landing back on N. Mountain Drive, headed south.	Bb083.jpg
84	White Mountain Lone Peaks	Turn around and head back north on N. Mountain Drive and take the next right onto Schembri Pass. Follow Schembri East past the intersection with Lucas Way. Just after the intersection, there is a windmill on the left, when you are a little ways past the windmill, turn around and there is a dirt road on the right that leads to Billboard 84. Hit the boost and smash the billboard, landing on Lucas Way. Turn around and head east on Schembri Pass again.	Bb084.jpg
85	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Follow Schembri Pass to the end and turn left (northeast) on Chubb Lane. Follow Chubb Lane to the end and turn left (northwest) on W. Lake Drive. Billboard 85 will be on the right with a long ramp behind it as you make the turn. Continue northwest past the small shops and houses, and just before the intersection with Nelson Way, there is an entrance sign for Sunset Valley across the roadway. Turn right just before the sign and into an alleyway that runs southeast behind the first row of shops/houses. Drive down the alley and up the ramp to smash the billboard, landing in the intersection of West Lake Drive and Chubb Lane.	Bb085.jpg
86	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Take a left on Chubb Lane and Billboard 86 is on the right, just after King Lam's BBQ Grill. Continue northeast and you will see a path to the billboard on the right just after it. Turn right and boost up the ramp to smash the billboard, then follow the path, ending up back on W. Lake Drive, headed southeast.	Bb086.jpg
87	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Turn around on W. Lake Drive, and just after RD Diner and Hills Motel, there is a water tower on the left with a cut-through to an alleyway behind it. Turn into the alleyway and follow it and you will pass under Billboard 87. Unfortunately, the ramp to smash it is on the north side of the billboard, so turn around on Chubb Lane and come back down the alleyway, boosting to smash the billboard. Merge back onto W. Lake Drive and turn left (north) for the next smash.	Bb087.jpg
88	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Stay on W. Lake Drive past Chubb Lane and Nelson Way, passing under Billboard 89 and crossing Chubb Lane yet again, and you will see a steel trestle bridge with Billboard 88 atop it. There are two possible ways to smash it. First the brute force approach: Drive through the bridge and turn around and in the center of the road is a ramp that can be used (with a good running start) to jump onto the bridge and smash the billboard. If this isn't working, for you, then drive under the bridge again and on the left after you drive under the bridge going northeast is a dirt path. Take the path and then make a sharp left and there is a ramp that leads onto the bridge. Smash the billboard and head back southwest on W. Lake Drive.	Bb088.jpg
89	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Just after the Auto Repair on the left, turn right onto Chubb Lane and almost immediately there is a cut-thru on the left in the rocks. Turn into the cut-thru and you will be on a paved parkway. Follow the parkway and stay to the right and you will go up a ramp and can boost and smash Billboard 89, landing on W. Lake Drive.	Bb089.jpg
90	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Turn around again on W. Lake Drive, and turn left onto Chubb Lane. Follow Chubb Lane to Nelson Way and turn right and Billboard 90 is just ahead on your left. Turn around to the left just before Cannon Pass, and there is a wooden bridge that leads up to the billboard. Boost through to smash the billboard and stop on the dirt path on the other side, leading to Nelson Way.	Bb090.jpg
91	White Mountain Crystal Summit	The next smash is not especially difficult, but there is a lot involved in it. Cross over Nelson Way and on the left is a path that leads up to the Devil's Tongue Cliff. It is not very well marked at all. Boost up the path and jump off the cliff, landing on a dirt path beside Nelson Way. Stay on the boost and head for Billboard 91. There is small jump with some yellow barricades that will allow a smash, landing on Uphill Drive.	Bb091.jpg
92	White Mountain Crystal Summit	Follow Uphill Drive and there will be a yellow construction digger on the right. Turn right just past the digger onto a dirt path and go down a few drops before smashing the billboard and landing on the Crystal Summit Railroad tracks.	Bb092.jpg
93	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Smash 93 is one of the more difficult ones and is based on Super Jump 36. Turn left (south) and head down the tracks and take the Super Jump on the right. It is not necessary to clear the Gas Station, in fact, it is sometimes better if you don't, but you need to be on the raised roof to have enough speed to complete the event. Drop down off the roof and there is a jump up to smash Billboard 93. It is possible to miss due to wrong angle, jumping short, or jumping completely over the billboard. If you fail, and end up back on the road, you can drive back onto the tracks just north of the Gas Station and after passing Uphill Drive and try again.	Bb093.jpg
94	White Mountain Sunset Valley	After you complete Smash 93, there is a dirt ramp directly ahead to climb up and jump off to smash Billboard 94. Land on Nelson Way, then turn around and head north.	Bb094.jpg
95	White Mountain Crystal Summit	Follow Nelson Way, and then turn left (west) on Uphill Drive and follow it to N. Mountain Drive and turn right. Billboard 95 is just ahead on the right and there is a ramp that you can use to smash it and jump across a ravine to land on N. Mountain again, still heading north.	Bb095.jpg
96	White Mountain Crystal Summit	Continue up N. Mountain, and after you go through a tunnel, Billboard 96 is on the right, but it must be smashed from the other direction. Drive at least to the next set of tunnels and turn around and there is an opening in the guardrail just before the billboard that you can jump through to smash it. Turn around afterward and again head north on N. Mountain Drive.	Bb096.jpg
97	White Mountain Crystal Summit	Follow N. Mountain all the way to Read Lane and turn right on Read Lane. Just after the hairpin turn on Read Lane, there is a greenish trestle bridge and structure on the left. Drive into this structure to get on the Crystal Summit Railroad Tracks. Turn west once you get on the tracks. As you come out of the tunnels, you will see a yellow steel structure over a boxcar with wooden sheds on either side. There are billboards after each wooden shed. Go through the left shed and up the hill to smash the billboard.	Bb097.jpg
98	White Mountain Crystal Summit	Turn around and drive back through the yellow structure and turn back around and go through the right shed to smash Billboard 98.	Bb098.jpg
99	White Mountain Sunset Valley	Continue down the tracks and you will see three more wooden sheds. Stay to the right and go through the right shed and there is a ramp that allows you to jump onto the top of the yellow steel bridge. Drive along the roof of the bridge and through Billboard 99, then drop back down to the tracks. Billboard 100 is just ahead in the distance.	Bb099.jpg
100	White Mountain Crystal Summit	As you approach yet another shed, do not go through it, but take the dirt path to the right which leads up a dirt hill and will allow you to smash Billboard 100, landing back on the train tracks.	Bb100.jpg
101	Silver Lake Hillside Pass	Turn around on the tracks and go a long way north to Lewis Pass. Watch the mini-map and as you approach the shed after the suspension bridge, there is a boardwalk on the right that leads down to Lewis Pass. Turn around on Lewis Pass and follow it back under the train tracks. Billboard 101 is just ahead on the left on top of a building that crosses the highway. Drive under the building and turn around to the left and there is a paved ramp that will allow you to drive through and smash the billboard, landing on Lewis Pass again, headed west.	Bb101.jpg
102	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Billboard 102 is a continuation of Super Jump 45. Just after you pass under the railroad, there is a dirt path on the right next to the GT Concept and Paradise Sports billboards. Stay to the left down the path and you will see the Super Jump ahead. Take the jump a right to the left (you must make it to the first floor of the barn) and then jump down from the right edge of the ramp on the barn floor to the raised dirt path to smash the billboard, landing on Nelson Way, heading west. (If locating the path doesn't work, just follow Lucas Way and right before it ends at Nelson Way, you will see the barn and the jump on the left, but you need a good runup to make the jump.)	Bb102.jpg
103	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Refill your boost at the Gas Station on Nelson way and then just ahead on the left is a dirt path leading to Billboard 83 just beyond the two wooden bridges crossing the road. Stay to the left and you will make a jump and smash Billboard 103. After the smash, stay to the right and slowly exit back onto Nelson Way, westbound, just before the intersection of Read Lane.	Bb103.jpg
104	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Stay on Nelson Way, but cross over to the right side and just past Read Lane, you will see a dirt path and a concrete sidewalk on the right. Drive along the sidewalk and jump to smash Billboard 104, landing again on Nelson Way, westbound.	Bb104.jpg
105	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Follow Nelson Way and hold up as you drive under the Paradise National Park sign. Billboard 105 is on the left in Frankie's Campground, at the top of a ramp. Drive up the ramp and smash the billboard, then cut through the campground, turning left (south) on Cannon Pass.	Bb105.jpg
106	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Billboards 106 and 107 are both over the same boardwalk, but must be smashed from opposite directions. Follow Cannon Pass to the intersection with E/W Lake Drive. Across the road, to the left of the Paint Shop is a path that leads to a boardwalk for Silver Lake Marina. Drive under Billboard 107, and continue east with boost to smash Billboard 106.	Bb106.jpg
107	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Turn around after smashing Billboard 106 and boost down the boardwalk west to smash Billboard 107. Turn right at the intersection and head east on E. Lake Drive.	Bb107.jpg
108	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Billboard 108 is based on Super Jump 46. Continue east past the intersection with W. Crawford Drive and the intersection with Ross Drive and there is a small pathway on the right leading down to a pier with Super Jump 46 on the right. Jump across to Silver Lake Island and stop. Face north and you will see Billboard 108 above the ramp up to the shack. Back up to the edge of the island and boost to get enough speed to smash the billboard, landing near the intersection of E. Lake Drive and W. Crawford Drive. (If you are having trouble lining up the jump to smash the billboard, a good trick is to reduce the boost or run-up and use the E-brake to either spin through it when you land or stop just behind it, and from there you can drive over and smash through it.)	Bb108.jpg
109	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Head northeast on W. Crawford Drive and you will see Billboard 109 on the right with a ramp leading up to it. Boost up the ramp to smash the billboard and then get back on W. Crawford, heading east.	Bb109.jpg
110	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	Follow W. Crawford to the Crawford tunnel. When you enter the tunnel, you will see two white squares with red X's on them marking the service entrances. Take either entrance to the Crystal Summit Railroad tracks and turn around and go back through the exit you just took (there are white barricades marking it) and Billboard 110 is down a center ramp. Boost to smash it and drop down into the tunnel, heading east.	Bb110.jpg
111	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	After you exit the tunnel and go under the first street sign, there is a path on the left which leads through a tunnel and ends up on N. Rouse Drive (heading south). Turn around when you get to N. Rouse Drive and drive north a short ways and Billboard 111 will be on the right with a paved ramp up to it on the north side of it. Take the ramp and smash the billboard and drop down onto the dirt path exiting onto N. Rouse Drive, headed south again.	Bb111.jpg
112	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	As N. Rouse Drive approaches Ross Drive, turn right just before Ross Drive and there is a dirt path that leads to Billboard 112. Smash the billboard and then merge right onto Nelson Way, headed northwest.	Bb112.jpg
113	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Follow Nelson Way, and Billboard 113 is ahead on the right. You can get a good run up the stairs and smash it, but it is easier to continue down Nelson and then just beyond the Auto Repair on the left, you can turn around to the right and follow a dirt path up a hill to smash through it.	Bb113.jpg
114	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Once you smash the billboard and end up heading south on Nelson Way, Billboard 114 is almost straight ahead down a dirt path slightly to the right. Take the ramp and smash the billboard, ending up at the intersection of Ross Drive and Nelson Way.	Bb114.jpg
115	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Billboard 115 is tricky - the billboard is on E. Lake Drive, but you have to go through the airfield to smash it. Head south down Nelson Way and the entrance to the airfield is on the right just after the junkyard. After you enter the Airfield, there are two cranes with circular sections suspended below them. Head toward the one on the right and just after you pass it, you will see a small ramp on the right leading over the wall at the edge of the Airfield. Line up with the ramp, and then back up to the hanger so you get get a good run at it. Boost up the ramp and you should smash the billboard ending up on E. Lake Drive, heading north.	Bb115.jpg
116	Silver Lake Eastern Shore	Follow E. Lake Drive and take the next right onto Ross Drive heading east. Cross over Nelson Way and turn down the dirt path on the right. Stay to the left on the dirt path and go through some yellow barriers and up a ramp to smash Billboard 116, merging back onto Nelson Way southbound.	Bb116.jpg
117	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	Follow Nelson Way, and go past Rack Way, and Billboard 117 is in the center of the road, with a dirt path up to it. You need a fair amount of boost to clip the bottom of it.	Bb117.jpg
118	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	Billboard 118 is just after Billboard 117 and a repeat of the previous procedure.	Bb118.jpg
119	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	Billboards 119 and 120 are fairly difficult and based on Super Jump 49 - a fitting end to the challenge. Turn around and head north on Nelson Way, then turn right on Rack Way. When you get to the intersection with Rack Way and N. Rouse Drive, cross over N. Rouse Drive and tack the path just to the right of the yellow digger and the super jump is just ahead. Stay a bit to the right as you take the super jump and stay to the right and straight as you hit the next section and you will smash Billboard 119, dropping down onto I-88 heading southbound in oncoming traffic. Turn around and head north and take the next exit and work your way back to the start of the jump.	Bb119.jpg
120	Silver Lake Heartbreak Hills	Billboard 120 is similar to Billboard 119, but this time you want to stay to the left after you complete the jump and you want to angle the car to the left as you go off the ramp, and you need just the right amount of boost. It works best if you complete the Super Jump, but if you are having a hard time with doing it all in one shot, stop right after the jump and back up and hit the boost. Aim for the right edge of the concrete barrier in the center of the ramp and cut the wheel hard left and you should clip the billboard and end up on I-88 Section 3. Congratulations and enjoy the Montgomery Carbon Hawker!	Bb120.jpg

Textures

New Billboards

Old Billboards

Notes

Old billboard (left) and New billboard (right).

• Once a billboard is smashed, it will appear partially damaged so that the player knows that they have already destroyed it.
• If a billboard is smashed while in its broken state, or if the player quickly leaves the vicinity of a smashed billboard and returns, it will disappear for a short amount of time. The billboard will return (after approximately 2–3 minutes) if the player leaves the immediate vicinity and then returns to where it is located.
• Before Burnout Paradise's Free February Update billboards in Paradise City were a picture of the Burnout Logo in front of an explosion, but after the update they were changed to the Burnout Paradise Logo on a flat red background. These new billboards pulsate making them much easier to spot from a distance, especially at night or in heavy fog.
• In Burnout Paradise Remastered, a subtitle saying "REMASTERED" has been added to the billboard texture, with a medium-thin black stroke to the left of the text.

External links

• Evild70's Billboard Locations Gallery