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Terrain Parks & Pipes

Snowmass Village’s terrain parks have earned legendary status as a top destination for freestyle athletes, consistently ranked among the best in Transworld Snowboarding Magazine’s annual listings. This reputation is bolstered by its role as a training ground for elite athletes like Olympic gold medalists, Torin Yater-Wallace and Hanna Faulhaber.

"Snow-massive" Terrain Parks

Terrain Park Breakdown

With approximately 100 features—such as the 22-foot superpipe—Snowmass offers three distinct terrain parks and two halfpipes, catering to riders of all ability levels. This combination of history, top-notch facilities, and a vibrant competition scene solidifies Snowmass as a must-visit destination for snow sports enthusiasts.

Lowdown Park

Located on lower Blue Grouse trail along the Village Express Lift.
Snowmass' introduction park, consisting of beginner and low-intermediate level features. This park includes a beginner halfpipe, jib features, and snow features ranging in size from extra-small to medium. Perfect for learning the ropes.

Makaha Park

Located on lower Blue Grouse trail along the Village Express Lift.
A step up from Lowdown, this park consists of low-intermediate and intermediate features ranging in size from medium to large. With about 25 features in total, a triple line of jumps and about 15 jib features this park is perfect for learning new tricks and continuing to work on progression.

Snowmass Park

Located below the Coney Express Lift. The real deal, this park consists of advanced and expert features including the 22-foot Snowmass Superpipe, cut by a Zaugg nightly. There are approximately 50 features in Snowmass Park ranging in size from medium to large including flat boxes, rails, down-flat-downs and combos to bonks, wall rides, staircases and a host of new jibs each season.