Jonas Hofer

Switzerland | Active: 2020-present public archive | Known for: JonasGH edits, GRINDelwald, Tell Me I Belong, Swiss park and street skiing | Current: self-produced street projects and Bungee Breakers-linked film appearances

Grindelwald Rails Below The North Face

The Grindelwald streets in GRINDelwald sit under a mountain backdrop that makes every rail look stranger. Snow is thin around the run-ins, village concrete pushes close to the landings, and Jonas Hofer has to make small features read against one of Switzerland’s biggest alpine settings. That contrast gives his public archive its shape. Hofer is not documented through a World Cup pathway or a major sponsor campaign. He is visible through JonasGH edits, self-cut park clips, street parts, and crew projects where he skis, films, and helps shape the final video language.

Season Mixtape Before The Street Part

Hofer’s Newschoolers archive begins with SEASON MIXTAPE 2020 JONAS HOFER, a short season edit listing Grindelwald, Adelboden, and Hintertux as locations. The post thanks Radix Shop Liestal, Freeskiteam Basel, and Skiclub Basel, giving his earliest public ski context a Swiss club-and-shop layer rather than a polished athlete page.

Those locations matter. Grindelwald and Adelboden connect him to Swiss park skiing in the Bernese Oberland, while Hintertux adds the glacier-preseason rhythm that many European park skiers use for repetition. The early archive already shows the pattern that follows: short edits, rails, jumps, friend-filmed clips, and a skier comfortable working outside a formal contest narrative.

Back To Eternity With Silvan Borra

BACK TO ETERNITY, published in 2021, put Hofer beside Silvan Borra, with JDproductions filming and Hofer cutting the edit. That credit is small but useful. It shows him as more than a rider in front of the lens. He was already shaping the footage after the session, choosing timing, music, and clip order.

That rider-editor role remains central to his profile. In street and park skiing, the edit decides how a trick is remembered. A rail slide can look rushed or calm depending on the cut. A landing can feel heavy or clean depending on the angle. Hofer’s archive should be read as a skier building his own visual language through repeated small releases.

Snowpark Grindelwald First As A Home Frame

By 2021 and 2022, Snowpark Grindelwald First became one of the clearest locations in Hofer’s public footage. A dream day at Snowpark Grindelwald First starred Hofer and Silvan Borra in the Jungfrau region, while Grrrrrrrindelwald listed Hofer as rider, Richard Bath / killerclip.com on camera, and Hofer again on the cut.

That park context matters because his later street skiing still carries park timing. Grindelwald First gives rails, jumps, side hits, shaped takeoffs, and alpine snow that changes through the day. A skier learns to set speed early, lock onto rails cleanly, and land with enough direction to keep a line alive. Those habits transfer directly into urban clips.

GRINDelwald As The First Full Street Marker

GRINDelwald - Streetpart 2024 - Jonas Hofer is his strongest individual marker so far. Hofer described it as his first street part, filmed mainly in his second hometown, Grindelwald. The camera list names Silvan Borra, Christian Moser, Kai Jussel, and Thomas Bratschi.

The project gives his page a clean editorial anchor. It is not just another park session. It places him in village streets, on rails and urban features, with a crew that connects him to the wider Swiss street scene. Christian Moser’s presence behind the camera also matters, because Moser is part of the same European street network that later appears around Bungee Breakers and G-Love-linked projects.

Pändä Park, Schilthorn, And Community Clips

Hofer’s 2024 and 2025 releases keep the Swiss park map active. Amuse Bouche 2025 lists Pändä Park as the location and Silvan Borra on camera. 秋季 was edited by Borra and filmed during preseason at Schilthorn, with Jonas Hofer, Kai Jusstel, Leo Rupp, Manuel Hiltbrunner, and Silvan Borra in the rider list.

put a smile on my face shifts the attention toward community, listing a large group at Pändä Park and framing the day as a session built around people rather than one athlete. That is useful for Hofer’s profile because it shows his skiing inside a Swiss crew ecosystem: friends filming, riders sharing features, and local parks acting as meeting points before street projects begin.

Stockholm With Bungee Breakers

Tell Me I Belong brings Hofer into a broader European street context. iF3 lists the film as a Danish Bungee Breakers production directed by Jakob Ebskamp, with Jonas Hofer, Christian Moser, Christian Gander, Markus Boa, and Jakob Ebskamp as athletes. The project follows five friends from different parts of Europe meeting in Stockholm for street skiing.

Stockholm changes the terrain. The city brings cold rails, flat approaches, bungee-style speed, thin coverage, concrete stairs, and compact landings. For Hofer, that setting expands his archive beyond the Swiss Alps. It places him inside a pan-European street crew where camaraderie, injuries, spot choice, and big tricks all form part of the film’s structure.

How Hofer Makes Small Features Read

Hofer’s skiing should be framed through rails, compact takeoffs, clean lock-ins, switch approaches, speed checks, presses, wallride-style movement, park jumps, street landings, and skier-filmer timing. His verified public record does not show major FIS results, X Games starts, or Olympic qualification. The value is video-based.

His clips work because he treats small features seriously. A short rail line at Pändä Park, a preseason Schilthorn feature, or a Grindelwald street rail all need the same core skills: speed set before the trick, balanced pressure over the ski, a clean exit, and a camera angle that makes the movement understandable.

The Current Marker Is Swiss Street Video

The safest current frame for Jonas Hofer is Swiss park and street skiing with a self-produced video identity. His public trail runs from SEASON MIXTAPE 2020 through BACK TO ETERNITY, Grrrrrrrindelwald, GRINDelwald, Amuse Bouche 2025, 秋季, bromanticize, put a smile on my face, the Enlightenment, and Tell Me I Belong.

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