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Snowboarding
Terrain and Parks
Don't be fooled by Beaver Creek's reputation for great groomers. The "other side of the mountain" is full of intense vertical, steeps and deeps, cliff dropping runs and epic powder stashes.
Originally designed to accommodate skiers of all abilities, Beaver Creek Mountain continues to welcome and challenge those who visit her slopes. From the gentle groomed runs of Strawberry Park to the rugged glades and bump runs of Grouse Mountain, to the four terrain parks and Super-pipe, Beaver Creek is enjoyed by a variety of snow sports enthusiasts.
Park 101
Located off the top of Cinch Express (Chair 8): An entry-level park that contains small jumps, boxes, rails, and stall features designed for beginner riders and skiers to learn how to ski and ride in a terrain park. Ski School works in conjunction with Park 101 to offer instruction and tips on how to get started riding freestyle terrain. For more information on Park 101 clinics please contact ski school at (970) 754-5464. Beaver Creek Ski School also offers Parkology, an innovative park and pipe lesson program featuring progressive learning terrain and weekly instruction. Additionally, a series of learning competitions for Parkology students are scheduled throughout the winter to help aspiring jibbers hone their skills, learn park etiquette and become more comfortable in a competitive setting.
Zoom Room
Located off the top of Cinch Express (# 8): Zoom Room is a medium sized park designed to flow through a variety of different and unique features including boxes, rails, log-slides, stall features, and 20ft-30ft jumps.
The Rodeo
Accessible by the Centennial Express lift (# 6): The Rodeo is Beaver Creek's pro-sized park designed for expert riders. The park features the best of what Beaver Creek has to offer for a freestyle experience. It contains both large and technical rails, boxes, stall features, log-slides, hips, and 40ft-60ft jumps.
Half-Pipe
Accessible by the Centennial Express lift (#6): Located off of Barrel Stave, Half Barrel half pipe is designed for experienced riders and skiers. The Beaver Creek Half Pipe is approximately 350 - 400 ft long with 18ft walls.
Lessons
Parkology is a pipe and park program from Beaver Creek's Ski School. Also, a series of learning competitions for Parkology students are scheduled throughout the winter. Park etiquette and progresive skill learning are two features of this program. Park 101 offers instruction and tips on how to get started riding freestyle terrain. For more information on Park 101 clinics and Parkology, please contact Beaver Creek Ski School at (970) 754-5464.
Events
Rail Jam is at 4:00pm on Thursdays and Saturdays in Beaver Creek, near McCoy's Cafe. This is a rail session for those level 5 and above. Supervised by Ski and Snowboard School, kids should bring their own equipment. A signed waiver is required to participate.
