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Overview and significance Austria is a cornerstone of global freeskiing, combining early-season glacier parks, midwinter storm cycles, and a dense calendar of top-tier events. Within a few hours by train you can move from the city-adjacent hills above Innsbruck to heavyweight networks like Ski amadé, from a pre-season pro jump line at the STUBAI ZOO to long spring laps on the Kitzsteinhorn. For park-focused riders, landmarks such as Absolut Park and Penken Park deliver repeatable, high-quality laps that attract national teams and film crews.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Stubai Glacier (Stubaier Gletscher) is Austria’s flagship glacier resort and a Southern Alps preseason hub for park skiers. Sitting at the head of the Stubai Valley within easy reach of Innsbruck, it’s home to the Stubai Zoo—a purpose-built freestyle program that turns on early each autumn, draws national teams, and reliably hosts the season-opening FIS Freeski Slopestyle World Cup. The combination of high elevation, repeatable jump speed, and a shaping crew aligned with elite camps like Prime Park Sessions gives Stubai global pull from October through late spring.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Switzerland is a country-wide freeski playground where high-alpine scale, meticulous lift systems, and a deep park culture meet reliable long seasons. The headline names are familiar—Zermatt–Matterhorn, Verbier 4 Vallées, LAAX/Flims, St. Moritz–Corvatsch, Davos–Klosters, Engelberg–Titlis—and the common thread is how well they convert time on snow into progression.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Zermatt is one of the most iconic ski destinations on the planet, a high-alpine village in southern Switzerland sitting at 1,620 metres in a valley beneath the Matterhorn. The ski area marketed as Matterhorn Ski Paradise climbs to around 3,900 metres on the Klein Matterhorn, creating a lift-served vertical drop of more than 2,200 metres and a huge network of pistes that extends across the Italian border into Cervinia and Valtournenche. For freeskiers, that means a rare blend of year-round glacier laps, big-mountain terrain, and an established park culture that continues deep into spring and often into summer.... Read more on the Location page

Brand overview and significance Capeesh (often seen online as “capeesh fashion house” or Capeesh Supply) is an independent ski apparel and streetwear label created in 2020 by Norwegian freeskier Ferdinand “Ferdi” Dahl and two childhood friends. Born out of park and street skiing rather than a traditional outerwear company structure, the brand is positioned as a rider-led fashion house: part technical outerwear builder, part creative studio, and part community project for skiers who live in baggy pants and belts all winter long. Instead of chasing mass-market volume, Capeesh works in tight seasonal collections with a clear visual identity: oversized silhouettes, exaggerated cuffs, bold plaids and washed tones, plus visible stitching and details that nod to workwear and vintage snowboard gear.... Read more on the Sponsor page