Alta Badia Snowpark welcomes anyone looking to push their limits. Whether you're cruising blues and reds or confidently charging blacks, there’s a spot for you. With a well-designed setup featuring lines for beginners, intermediates, and pros, this park is built for progression.

Before you start lapping the park, make sure you’re comfortable with board or ski control. You’ll need solid edge management, the ability to control your speed, and the confidence to land smoothly. And remember—helmets aren’t optional. Safety first!

Alta Badia Snowpark is packed with creative and progressive features. Here’s a breakdown of what you’ll find:

• Kickers – Whether you’re boosting airs off small jumps or sending it on the larger booters, the kicker line is where you dial in everything from straight airs to corked spins. Start small, build confidence, and progress at your own pace.
• Butterboxes – Perfect for working on presses and butters, these features are forgiving yet stylish. The rainbow butterbox is a must-ride for that perfect shot.
• Rails – From mellow flat rails to technical kinks and down rails, the park has something for every jibber. Beginners should start with wide, stable rails before progressing to steeper setups.
• Jibs – Get creative! Hit the barrels, tap the bonks, and experiment with transfers. The more style, the better.
• Tubes – Slightly more challenging than boxes, tubes test your balance and precision. Nail your 50-50s before leveling up to board slides or ski presses.
• Wallrides & Special Features – If you’re looking to add some urban-inspired tricks to your runs, this is where you’ll find them. The stair set and wallride are prime spots to get technical.

Beginners: Stick to the small jumps and wide boxes to get comfortable. Work on clean takeoffs, balanced slides, and controlled landings. Even just riding off a kicker without popping is a win!

Intermediates: Start adding grabs, tweaking your slides, and linking multiple features together. Test your skills on the A-frame rail or a mid-sized jump.

Advanced: Time to get technical. Float a stylish trick over the biggest kicker, throw down on the down rail, or put together a creative line that flows from jibs to jumps. And don’t forget to capture it—Alta Badia is as scenic as it gets!

Plan Your Line – Before you drop, visualize your run. Know which features you’re hitting and how you’ll approach them.

Dial in Your Pop – Whether you’re hitting a rail or boosting off a kicker, a strong, controlled pop makes all the difference.

Style Matters – Smooth landings, clean grabs, and effortless spins separate the good from the great. Focus on flow and creativity.

Watch & Learn – Observing top riders and freeskiers can help inspire your own tricks and improve your approach.

Take a Lesson – Want to fast-track your progress? A coaching session can help fine-tune your technique and build confidence.

Call Your Drop – A simple “Dropping!” keeps everyone aware and prevents collisions.

Clear the Landing – If you fall, get up and move fast to keep things safe.

Respect the Flow – Don’t snake lines or cut in front of others. Follow the park’s natural rhythm.

Alta Badia Snowpark is all about progression, style, and fun. Whether you’re locking in your first box slide or throwing down on the wallride, there’s a place for every rider here. So gear up, stay safe, and get ready to send it. See you in the park!