Terrain Parks in Tirol

Among the resort’s incredible skiable terrain exist three unique terrain parks: Explore the world of rails, boxes and pipes at Snow Park Alpbachtal, at Family Park Schatzberg and at Race’n Boarder Arena.

“Intersport Kaiser Park” in Ellmau has beginner to advanced features, “boarder’s playground” in Westendorf has adrenaline-pumping terrain and “Snow Park Söll” contains a vast array of kickers & rails.

From small kickers to huge jumps, you’ll find a variety of features in Galtür—everyone from first-timers to Olympic athletes will find somewhere to catch some air and hone their skills.

A perfect place to dial in some new tricks, this amazing terrain park attracts a large number of progressive young snowboarders and skiers, as well as pros.

Featuring four perfectly shaped lines and a giant super pipe, Betterpark at year-round Hintertux Glacier Ski Resort is the place to be for shredders and jibbers of all abilities.

With features for all ability levels, Betterpark makes sure everyone in the family gets to shred. Beginner & medium lines serve as a perfect introduction, then progress to the pro lines as skills improve.

Crazy Hole has a collection of features with something for everyone, kickers, quarter pipes, banks and rails. Experience awesome, well-kept features and lots of space to attempt new tricks.

At Fieberbrunn Ski Resort, skiers and riders can explore the world of rails, boxes, jumps, hits and kickers at Easy Park, right next to Streuböden mid terminal.

There are 7 amazing parks for some good times under deep blue skies: Snow Park in Fiss-Ladis, Fun Slope, Shred Park, Sun Park, Beginner/Jib/Progression Circus, Boarder Club and Chill Area.

Kickers, rails, fun boxes and jibs are provided for enjoyment, challenge and fun: The Terrain Park allows freestyle skiers and riders to show off their creativity on small-to-medium sized features.

Gerlos Terrain Park offers heart-pounding excitement with perfect setup to skiers & riders. Kreuzwiese Action Park in Zell features a spectacular bag jump and adrenaline-pumping terrain for everyone.

Wetterstein Ski Resort’s terrain park in Ehrwald features rails, tubes and jumps for beginners and advanced freestylers.

Whether trying a trick for the first time or just out for some jibbing fun, Glungezer’s four terrain areas are the place for you, providing a legendary experience for skiers and riders of any skill level.

Located at the heart of Stans, the park allows freestyle skiers & riders to show off their skills. Fun boxes, jibs, rails, hits, ramps, banks, and more are provided for enjoyment, challenge and fun.

Whether you’re new to the park or a pro, K-Park is the place to be for shredders and jibbers.

Located on the sunny, upper section of Stubai Glacier and continually ranked in the top ten terrain parks in Europe, Stubai Zoo offers distinct, progressive lines for beginners, intermediates & experts.

Start out with Beginner Park and progress to Public Park with advanced kickers, ramps and rails. If you’re looking for major air time, then you’re going to want to try the jumps in Kingsize Park.

The one & only urban terrain park: If you’re looking for major air time and big spins, Skyline Park has you covered. The stunning views of Innsbruck provide the perfect backdrop for stellar photos too.

Only 19 kilometers out from Innsbruck, you’ll find a variety of ride-on boxes, kickers and fixed obstacles at Axamer Lizum Ski Resort. When it comes to jibbing, your creativity is the limit.

The Snow Park at Hochzeiger Ski Resort is a laid-back, fun place for freestylers and jibbers to work on their skills, with small-to-medium sized jumps, boxes, and other features.

The Jib Area in the upper part appeals to up and coming freestylers while the Advanced Kicker Lines in the lower section offer features to keep seasoned freestyle enthusiasts happy for days.

From the beginner who has never been in a terrain park before, to the expert getting ready for the X Games, and everything in between, this park will keep you smiling ear to ear all day long.

Master your tricks in expertly designed and maintained QPark on Hanglalm at Kitzbühel Ski Resort—there is enough air time on offer to keep freestyle skiers and riders happy for days.

The expertly maintained park has a collection of boxes, kickers, rails, rollers, jumps and slides. It’s all here for you to give it a go for the first time, or take your skills to the next level.

This awesome terrain park at an elevation of 3,000 meters invites freestylers and snowboarders of all abilities to move to bigger and better skill levels on wallrides, boxes and rails.

This vast park on Giggijoch Mountain is one of the most-exciting, challenging, unique and well-maintained terrain parks thanks to the tireless dedication and passion of the Sölden terrain park team.

Novices start out with the Beginner Line. The next step is Medium Line, with intermediate/advanced features. If you’re looking for major air time and big spins, Advanced Area has you covered.

It’s no secret that St. Anton has some epic shred zones. There are four different areas and enough rails, boxes, and jibs to keep you lapping all day. With so many lines, why choose just one?

Freeriders, snowboarders and freeskiers can flex their skills at Schlick 2000 Ski Resort’s well-groomed Terrain Park on Sennjochpiste Run and spend their day on rails, boxes, kickers, and more.

Consistently rated one of Europe’s top terrain parks, this is a park rat’s fantasy — six terrain areas for all ability levels have rails to grind, jumps to launch and superpipes to drop.

The Park at Sillian Ski Resort impresses seasoned riders but has enough beginner features to ensure you don’t have to go big all at once. A dedicated lift means you never have to leave the park.