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Park City, Utah / East Coast roots | Active public record: 2020-present | Known for: X Games Aspen 2025 Street Style silver, Newschoolers Breakthrough Skier 2022, Harlaut Apparel, Faction | Disciplines: street skiing, rail skiing, slopestyle Aspen Rails With The Medal Still Open The Street Style course at Buttermilk sat under Aspen lights, metal cold enough to ring through every landing. Bella Bacon climbed back into position, looked at the A-frame, and committed to the blind 450 that would move her into second. X Games Aspen 2025 gave Bacon the result that changed the scale of her public record.... Read more on the Athlete page

Salt Lake City, Utah / Mt. Hood, Oregon | Active public archive: 2010s-present | Known for: ON3P street films, Crushin’ Cans pro topsheet, Hood Crew roots, Minnesota street parts | Discipline: street skiing, park skiing, creative jib Minnesota Rails Before The Snow Went Grey The rail in Minnesota sat above a shoveled white ribbon, trees bare behind the stairs and the landing already turning grey from traffic. Forster Meeks came in with the calm of a skier used to rough speed: flat skis, low shoulders, no extra motion before the metal.... Read more on the Athlete page

Åre / Andorra | Active: FIS status active | Discipline: freeski big air, slopestyle, knuckle huck, street filming | Verified: 2022 Olympic big air bronze, 14 X Games medals, 8 X Games golds, 2019 Worlds big air silver | Current: Armada, Monster Energy, Harlaut Apparel, 2026 Olympic team return affected by injury Aspen When The Nose Butter Went Vertical Buttermilk was black around the edges, the Big Air jump cut white under the floodlights. Henrik Harlaut pressed his ski tips into the takeoff, paused on the nose, then released into a triple cork 1620 that looked late until it landed clean. X Games Aspen 2013 turned that trick into freeski language.... Read more on the Athlete page

Cape Verde / Geneva, Switzerland | Active: 2014-present public record | Known for: EZ Panda, Harlaut Apparel, Salute, Misunderstood, street and park style | Current: FIS active athlete and creative park/street skier Schilthorn Presses With The Panda Mask On The rail at Pända Snowpark sat above the Schilthorn clouds, black metal against early-season snow, and Isaac Simhon came in without looking rushed. A press, a tap, a small redirect, then the kind of landing that makes the trick feel lighter than it is. That is the point of EZ Panda.... Read more on the Athlete page

Åre, Sweden | Active: 2009-present public ski record | Focus: slopestyle, street skiing, park edits, coaching | Current: former Swedish national freeski head coach and active Åre park skier Åre Bräcke When The Snow Looked Too Cold To Slide The Bräcke line in Åre sat under pale Swedish light, rails biting sharp and takeoffs scraped by park laps before lunch. Niklas Eriksson came through without the stiffness of a coach proving a point. He skied like someone returning to a language he never lost: butter into metal, corked rotation, quiet shoulders, and enough patience to let a simple feature breathe.... Read more on the Athlete page

Andorra | Active: 2010-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park style, wallrides, creative edits | Current: Armada and Monster Energy-supported skier Les Arcs Wallride Under Spring Glare The B&E Invitational course at Les Arcs shone under hard spring light, black wallride panels cutting through soft snow while music bled across the park. Noah Albaladejo carried speed into the feature with no visible rush, flattened his body through the wall, then let the landing breathe. That 2015 event made sense for him because it was not built like a normal slopestyle contest.... Read more on the Athlete page

Fribourg, Switzerland | Active FIS record: 2018-present | Known for: slopestyle, big air, Harlaut Apparel films, Swiss Freeski | Current: active Swiss World Cup freeskier Laax With The Final Line Still Open The Laax course sat sharp under January light, the rails scraped clean and the last jump carrying speed into cold Swiss air. Valentin Morel dropped into that home-country pressure with the kind of skiing that does not separate contest technique from style. His public profile has two clear tracks.... Read more on the Athlete page

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

Balkan ski region in the Dinaric Alps | Known for: Sarajevo 1984 Olympic mountains, Jahorina night skiing, Bjelašnica summit terrain, Igman Nordic legacy, Ravna Planina access and compact winter travel from Sarajevo | Season: December to March depending on snow and snowmaking | Best for: regional freeriders, park crews, budget ski trips, night laps and film crews seeking Olympic history with Balkan mountain texture Sarajevo Mountains And The 1984 Olympic Spine Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ski identity is concentrated around Sarajevo, where Bjelašnica, Jahorina, Igman and Trebević formed the mountain stage for the 1984 Winter Olympic Games. The IOC describes Bjelašnica and Jahorina as two alpine skiing resorts built for those Games, and that Olympic layer still defines the region’s winter image. The mountains are close enough to the capital to make ski days feel immediate rather than remote, with airport access, city lodging, old Olympic infrastructure and modern resort investments sitting inside the same winter map.... Read more on the Location page

Scandinavian ski region from Helsinki to Lapland | Known for: Ruka early season parks, Levi South Park, Talma halfpipe, Helsinki street clips, Lapland night skiing, stored snow openings and rail driven video culture | Season: October to May at selected resorts depending on snow and operations | Best for: park riders, rail skiers, street crews, early season training, night laps and skiers who value repetition over vertical scale Ruka Lights And The October Snow Machine Ruka Ski Resort sits near Kuusamo in northeastern Finland and gives the country its strongest early season park identity. The resort publishes 39 slopes, 22 lifts and an October to May ski season, which places it in a rare European category: a resort where freestyle riders can realistically start structured laps before many Alpine parks are fully online. The terrain is not defined by huge vertical.... Read more on the Location page

Swedish freeski outerwear and streetwear brand | Built around Henrik Harlaut's oversized style and rider led snow culture | Known for: 06 Cargo Snowpant, Shadow Grid, Shitkid pants, loose jackets, team films and street influenced park silhouettes | Focus: durable, expressive apparel for skiers who move between resort laps, rails, urban missions and all mountain freestyle. Henrik Harlaut's silhouette becomes a rider label Harlaut Apparel Co is not a ski manufacturer, crew or traditional production studio. It is a snow outerwear and streetwear label built around one of freeskiing's most recognizable visual identities: Henrik Harlaut's loose, expressive, baggy style.... Read more on the Sponsor page