


Send it! The Remarkables is home to 3 freestyle areas, each designed for a different style of riding. Up in Sugar Bowl, a high-speed six-seater chair services over 40 features, with progression, creativity, and stoke levels running high. From mini shredders to aspiring pros, it’s a freestyle playground built for all abilities.



Here at Remarks, our Terrain Parks are designed for easy access, maximum laps & progression for all, no matter your age or stage. With three epic Terrain Parks available, you’re guaranteed progression, variety, and a welcoming atmosphere to keep the stoke high.



Recommended Freestyle Ability - Intermediate and Advanced
Feature Sizes - Medium, Large and Extra Large
The Slopestyle Park is the pinnacle of park skiing and snowboarding at The Remarkables. Featuring three progressive lines, over 10 jumps ranging from 5–15 metres, and 10+ high-speed rails.
This is competition-ready terrain. Built for riders who like it fast, technical, and full-send.
Recommended Freestyle Ability – All Abilities
Feature Sizes – Small and Medium Burton Stash is a globally iconic freestyle experience and a cornerstone of park riding at The Remarkables.
Designed by Jake Burton and legendary snowboarder Craig Kelly, it’s one of only six Stash parks in the world and the only one in the Southern Hemisphere.
Blending natural snow features, creative jibs, and the iconic Stash Hut, this park invites exploration, style, and expression.



Recommended Freestyle Ability – All Abilities
Feature Sizes – Small, Medium and Large
The Progression Park is the gateway to freestyle at The Remarkables. Entry-level boxes and jumps flow into a long line of rails, tanks, tubes, and jibs that steadily increase in complexity.
Whether you’re learning freestyle skiing or snowboarding for the first time or refining more technical tricks, this park offers a supportive environment where progression feels natural, not forced.

Ski or snowboard with qualified and certified freestyle coaches who have extensive experience in Slopestyle and park. Choose from one to four days a week as well as full-time during the school holidays.
Your freestyle ability isn’t the same as your overall skiing or snowboarding ability. Even strong skiers and riders should take time to assess their freestyle skills before entering the parks. To keep things fun and safe for everyone, please read all park signage and safety information before dropping in. Each park entrance is clearly marked with the feature sizes you can expect, choose lines that match your freestyle ability and progress at your own pace.
Feature sizes:

Yes. The Progression Park located just off the Sugar Basin Chairlift on 'Casterway' is our dedicated beginner-friendly park with features designed to help riders build confidence safely. Smaller jumps and entry-level rails make it a great place to learn freestyle fundamentals.
Yes. Throughout the season Remarks Park hosts a variety of freestyle events & competitions. Keep an eye on the events calendar so you don’t miss out.
Our park crew shapes & maintains features daily, weather permitting. Conditions & layouts can change daily so be sure to check the snow report for the latest terrain park updates.