Build Your Freestyle Skills

Arizona Snowbowl’s terrain parks are designed for riders of all skill levels to develop and refine their freestyle skills. With progressive features and exciting events throughout the season, our parks create the perfect environment to build confidence and push your creativity.

New to terrain parks? Start small and progress at your own pace as you explore each park’s unique features.

Ride Smart with Park Smart

Terrain parks are a great place to show off your moves — but safety always comes first. Follow these Park Smart tips to stay safe and have fun.

START SMALL – Work your way up. Build your skills.

MAKE A PLAN – Every feature. Every time.

ALWAYS LOOK – Before you drop.

RESPECT – The features and other users.

TAKE IT EASY – Know your limits. Land on your feet.

Small Features

Hart Prairie Start Park

The Hart Prairie Start Park features a variety of small terrain park elements designed for beginners and riders building their freestyle skills.

This park is easily accessed via the Hart Prairie Chairlift, making it a great place to take your first laps through a terrain park.

Medium Features

Round Up Rail Garden

The Round Up Rail Garden features a variety of small and medium rails designed to help riders progress their freestyle skills.

Located off the Grand Canyon Express, this park offers a diverse mix of features that allow skiers and snowboarders to link together creative lines on every lap.

Large Features

Sunset Terrain Park

Advanced riders can test their skills in Sunset Terrain Park, home to Snowbowl’s largest jumps, rails, and most technical features.

This park is where experienced freestyle athletes push their limits and where many of Snowbowl’s terrain park events and competitions take place throughout the season.