Terrain Parks

Drop into one of our two Terrain Parks, packed with features for everyone, from beginners finding their flow to seasoned shredders chasing new tricks. Whether you’re dialling it in or sending it big, there’s a line waiting for you. Start out at the Big D, with progression-focused features, then level up to the Summit, our larger next-level park.

With new park features on the way in 2025, look out for some awesome upgrades this season.

NEW FOR 2025: THE BIG D TERRAIN PARK

The Big D is set to become home to our brand-new terrain park. Packed with features from S through to M and L, it will be designed to help riders progress their freestyle riding. With a jump line, multiple rail lines and some fun terrain-based features there’s something for everyone. Not quite ready to hit the park or keen to watch your friends/kids/partner rip down? There will be plenty of space for that too. Plus, the park will be open on Wednesday and Saturday nights for whole new night skiing and boarding experience!

Summit Terrain Park

The Summit Terrain Park is located on the skier’s right of the Summit Chairlift, offering an exciting zone for freestyle riders looking to take their skills to the next level. This park features a variety of intermediate and advanced lines, with a carefully crafted mix of jumps, rails, boxes, and other creative features. Designed as a natural progression from the Big D Park, the Summit Park invites riders to step up, challenge themselves, and push their limits. Whether you’re dialling in new tricks or perfecting your style, this park is built to keep you coming back for more.

Helmets

The Australian Ski Areas Association recommends the wearing of helmets for skiing and riding, and encourages you to educate yourself on the benefits of helmet usage.

All guest participants, of whatever age, in a Snowsports School or other resort departments such as Resort Team or Winter Sports Clubs, which involve or include terrain parks, pipes, skier/boarder cross and/or race courses are required to wear an accredited ski or snowboard helmet.

All guest participants in the Kids Snowsports School Programs are required to wear an accredited ski or snowboard helmet, and that there be no opt out facility or ability by a parent or guardian. Helmets are provided to all children renting equipment and /or participating in a Kids Snowzone lesson program.