Terrain Park Overview

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Hands Down Ski Butternut has the regions BEST Terrain Parks. We offer many interesting, varied and unique terrain park features in our 2 terrain parks: The more advanced of the two is the TWISTED TERRAIN PARK which is loaded with features like log rides, rock jibs, jump lines, varying rails and numerous boxes.  If your new to riding parks, visit the CRUISER PROGRESSION PARK where you'll find scaled down boxes, rails and jumps that will allow you to ease into the park scene. 

2/12/2012 - ICE COAST OPEN - Slopestyle Competition will take place in our Twisted Terrain Park.
Registration: Lower Lodge 8:15 to 9:45 a.m. day of event.
$1000 in CASH prizes for OPEN category. 
Cool but Non Cash Prizes for 12 & Under, Women and Intermediate classes.
ICE COAST OPEN Registration Form - print it off, fill it in and bring it with you.
2012 ENTRY form
Release for Ice Coast & Final Countdown - print it off, fill it in, if under 18 have parent sign it and bring it with you.
2012 RELEASE form 

Remember SAFETY IS KEY. Take our REQUIRED ONLINE TEST - passing it proves you know the rules.    The

RULES FOR USING OUR TERRAIN PARKS:

Here's a partial list: Please be safety conscious. Your safety will be directly affected by your judgment. Remember to go online to get your Terrain Park Pass before trying to enter the Twisted Terrain Park.

1. Do an inspection run.
2. Scope features before using.
3. Look before you leap.
4. Easy style it.
5. Ski or ride in control.
6. Respect gets respect.
7. Wait your turn.
8. Call your drop.
9. Only one person on a feature at a time.
10. Yield before and after each feature.
11. Observe all signs and warnings.
12. Use a spotter to make sure the landing area is clear.
13. Clear the landing areas quickly.
14. Terrain features are open to both skiers and snowboarders.
15. Please use common sense!
16. No Inverted maneuvers!

KNOW THE CODE - IT'S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY!

PARENTS it is YOUR Responsibility

Please teach the rules and reinforce personal safety through the use of good judgment.  Teach all the above rules to your kids! Click on the following links to watch these safety videos:
Terrain Park Safety,
Shawn White - why he wears a Helmet and
Terrain Park Safety Video to see and learn how to enjoy the parks. 

NOTE TO PARENTS: You too, should review all the above materials. If any child under your control or supervision (under 18 years of age) is interested in using Ski Butternut's Terrain Parks - you need to take an active role in monitoring their safety. PARENTS - Get involved with your kids, learn the rules and help them make good decisions. You need to become aware of what they are choosing to enjoy!