Absolut Park
5 kilometers through seven shaped sections and around 100 obstacles. That scale changes how the venue skis. Riders are not dropping into one isolated feature zone; they are moving through a full freestyle corridor where jumps, rails, jibs, cross terrain, pipe walls, and beginner lines can all fit into the same day.... Read more on the Location page
Austria
Alpine ski region across Tirol, Salzburg, Vorarlberg, Styria and Carinthia | Known for: Ski Arlberg freeride, Stubai Zoo, Absolut Park, Kitzsteinhorn, Sölden glaciers, Fieberbrunn FWT, Innsbruck access and long glacier seasons | Season: October to May at many glacier venues, December to April for most resorts | Best for: park riders, freeriders, glacier training crews, contest athletes, road trip skiers and film crews moving between high alpine venues Arlberg Snow And The Austrian Freeski Spine Austria’s freeski map starts with altitude, density and lift-linked variety. The country does not rely on one destination to carry its ski identity. Tirol, Salzburg and Vorarlberg form a tight Alpine network where a skier can move from glacier park laps to deep snow routes, from valley towns to international contests, and from early-season training to spring filming without leaving the country.... Read more on the Location page