Active: 2024-present | Known for: USASA rail jam and slopestyle competition | Current: Bridger Ski Foundation athlete | Disciplines: slopestyle, rail jam
Henry Barbieri is an American freestyle skier from the Whitefish, Montana scene whose competition record is built around slopestyle and rail jam. At Whitefish Mountain on 17 February 2024, he finished third in the USASA Inland Northwest rail jam for freeski men aged 15–22, behind Jude Owens and Drake Pellmann. The same weekend also produced a second-place slopestyle result in the youth men's category, establishing Barbieri as a regular regional competitor.
By the 2025/26 season, Barbieri had joined the Bridger Ski Foundation programme alongside his younger brother Hudson. At the opening Big Sky competition, he won the men's 17–18 rail jam and finished the event with a 630 onto a rail. He later won additional Inland Northwest rail jams during the winter, including Big Sky on 28 February 2026. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}
Before the 2026 USASA Nationals at Copper Mountain, the Whitefish Pilot reported Barbieri ranked first nationally among juniors in rail jam and second in slopestyle. The same profile documented a switch double backflip landed at Whitefish and noted that he and Remy Maaliki had started a brand called Feuxyz. Barbieri planned to attend Montana State University while continuing to ski and potentially coach in Bozeman. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="2"}
