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Park laps, flatland tricks and more playful way down whatever’s in front of you. Tell us what you’re after and we’ll build the session around it.
Slopestyle is a private lesson with one job: to make your skiing or riding more playful. That covers a lot of ground. At one end it’s learning to read terrain so a normal run becomes something you can pop off, carve through and actually play with. In the middle it’s flatland and jibs: butters, presses, little spins, riding switch. At the far end it’s the park: boxes, rails, and kickers from knee-high to the big stuff.
You don’t have to want all of it. Most people come in somewhere along that line, and we take it from there.
Anyone who wants to loosen up and have more fun on the snow.
The nervous adult who’s watched their kids session the park all week and fancies a go. The eight-year-old who wants to learn to butter. The strong skier who’s never once touched a box and is quietly curious. First time off the ground, or working on a cork, there’s a version of this for you.
We start with whatever’s in front of you. If the park’s new, we’ll spend time on the small features first: how to read a takeoff, where to look, how to land light, how to commit without going too big too soon.
If you’re already comfortable, we’ll sharpen the bits that matter: cleaner grabs, better spins, riding and landing switch, and linking features together into a line that flows.
And if you never want to touch a rail, that’s completely fine. A lot of this is just learning to use the natural terrain, the rollers, banks and side hits, so the whole mountain gets more fun without a single feature involved.
A half day is plenty to get started, find your feet on a few features, and leave wanting more. It’s also the easy choice for younger kids, who’ll usually have had their fill by lunch.
A full day gives you time to warm up on the groomers, build through the session, and get properly dialled before your legs go. Worth knowing: the park sits high on the mountain, so a full day lets you get up there, take your time, and still ski some of the rest of the area on the way home.