Nevin Tarnowski
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada | Active public archive: 2012-present | Known for: Rabbit Hill park edits, CHU-TANG_CLAN season cuts, LAZY MARY, LIARS HELL | Current public record: Alberta street and park crew videos
Rabbit Hill When The Run-In Is Short
The park at Rabbit Hill does not need a huge skyline to make a skier work. The snow can be hard, the rails arrive quickly, and the landing often decides whether a trick looks controlled or rescued. Nevin Tarnowski’s public archive begins in that kind of terrain.
His profile is not built from FIS rankings, X Games starts, or sponsor biographies. It comes from a long string of edits, rider credits, and Alberta crew videos. The useful reading is simple: Tarnowski is a Canadian street and park skier whose footprint is rooted in Rabbit Hill, Edmonton-area crews, and self-made ski media.
Breckenridge, Keystone, Rabbit Hill, And Lake Louise
One of the earliest verified markers is “Nevin Tarnowski 11-12,” published on Newschoolers in September 2012. The page credits Brendan Woytowich, lists Tarnowski as the skier, and gives Breckenridge, Keystone, Rabbit Hill, Lake Louise, and SSV as locations.
That location list already shows two sides of his skiing. Colorado resorts gave him larger park scale, while Alberta and Western Canada gave him the local rhythm that would define much of the later archive. The edit format also matters. This was not a contest recap. It was a skier assembling a season into a personal record.
Just Peachy And The RAB LAB Years
“Just Peachy: Nevin Tarnowski Season Edit 14/15” is the clearest early individual part. Published in August 2015, it lists Tarnowski as the skier, gives RAB LAB, SSV, and Momentum as locations, and credits him as the editor.
The thank-you list connects him to Bomb Clothing, S.O.N, Rabbit Hill Park Crew, and Summit Zoo Squad. The filming credits include Chris Boggs, James Onyschuk, Riley Lewis, Kohl Stadler, Bobby Kriangkum, Aiden James Carter, AJ Visser, Ryan Kennedy, Layne Dalke, Brendan Ried, Raj Sandhu, Jordan Primosch, and Daniel Hausser. That is the shape of a local scene, not a solo project made in isolation.
Sun Shaddows At Rabbit Hill And Lake Louise
“Sun Shaddows: Nevin Tarnowski 2016 season edit” followed with another clear Alberta marker. The Newschoolers page lists the locations as Rabbit Hill and Lake Louise, with Bomb Clothing and Rabbit Hill Park Crew again part of the public context.
The repetition is important. Rabbit Hill is not a large mountain resort. It is a place where rail skiing depends on lap volume, park crew work, and skiers willing to repeat features until a small movement becomes automatic. Tarnowski’s archive reads through that environment: rail slides, compact spin-ons, switch exits, takeoff control, and landings managed on limited space.
Opening Weekend With Riley Lewis
In November 2017, “Rabbit Hill Opening Weekend” placed Tarnowski beside Riley Lewis in a short Edmonton-area park clip. The location is listed as Rabbit Hill, Edmonton, Alberta, and the video runs under one minute.
Short edits like that can seem minor, but they are useful for a skier profile because they show continuity. Tarnowski was not only publishing one long personal part every few years. His name kept appearing in the local park flow, where early-season rails, fast laps, cold snow, and small crews build the base for later street footage.
The 2016-2017 Cut Arrived Late
“Nevin Tarnowski 2016-2017” was published in March 2020 and described as a late release from three seasons earlier. The delay itself fits freeski’s archive culture. A clip can sit on a hard drive for years before it becomes part of the public record.
That page keeps the CHU-TANG_CLAN archive active after the earlier season edits. It also shows the difference between a formal athlete résumé and a video skier’s trail. Tarnowski’s career is not arranged by podium order. It is arranged by uploads, crews, locations, nicknames, and the small decisions that decide which clips survive.
LAZY MARY And The Edmonton Street Shift
LAZY MARY, published in November 2023 by tesla.coupe, marks a stronger street-skiing checkpoint. The page describes it as a first street project filmed over the 2022-2023 season and lists Tarnowski with Tristan Leduc, Layne Dalke, Erik Cislo, Kohl Stadler, Jordan Plemel, Parker Guimond, Jack Slobodan, John Smigelski, Ryan Fonseca, and Cal Carson.
That project moves the profile away from only park laps. Street skiing asks different questions: can the crew find snow, build speed, shape a landing, keep the camera safe, and make an urban rail look skiable? Tarnowski’s presence in LAZY MARY ties him to the Edmonton street circle that later appears in newer Alberta projects.
LIARS HELL And The Alberta Crew Line
LIARS HELL, published in November 2025, gives Tarnowski a current video marker. Newschoolers describes it as a street skiing video from Edmonton, Alberta, filmed and edited by Parker Guimond. The rider list includes Wyatt Beaudoin, Mark Valtr, Elena Paskevich, John Smigelski, Nevin Tarnowski, Layne Dalke, Eric Law, Matteo Esposito, Parker Guimond, and Kaileb Torrie.
That cast places him inside the same Western Canadian street environment as several riders with overlapping 4WESTCO, Edmonton, and Alberta video ties. Tarnowski’s role is not framed as a headline solo part, but his name appears in the crew at a meaningful point in the regional archive.
How Tarnowski’s Skiing Reads
The verified footage trail points toward park and street fundamentals: rail slides, boxes, switch landings, spin-ons, urban rails, short run-ins, and compact features. His skiing is shaped by places where the trick has to work quickly because the hill or spot does not give endless space.
The editor credit on Just Peachy also matters. A skier who edits his own part learns what makes a clip readable: a clean approach, a full rail lock, a visible landing, and enough rhythm that the next shot feels earned. Tarnowski’s profile sits in that rider-editor layer of freeskiing, where documentation is part of the skiing itself.
The Current Public Shape
The strongest factual trail now runs from Nevin Tarnowski 11-12 through Just Peachy, Sun Shaddows, Rabbit Hill Opening Weekend, Nevin Tarnowski 2016-2017, LAZY MARY, and LIARS HELL. The locations and crews point consistently toward Alberta, Rabbit Hill, Edmonton street skiing, and Western Canadian park culture.
There is not enough verified public information to add a detailed biography, sponsors beyond early edit mentions, or formal competition history. The accurate profile is narrower: Nevin Tarnowski is a Canadian street and park skier with a long local video archive and a continuing presence in Edmonton-based crew projects.
