Four parks off one chair, built as a ladder: mini rails to money booters. Plus a boardercross course that grows all winter.
Start in Minnow, graduate park by park. Every feature changes with weather and grooming, so inspect first, then send.
The smallest park on the hill: mini rails sized for the littlest jibbers and anyone's first-ever park lap. Nothing here will scare you. That's the point.
Small jumps, boxes and rails in sequence, built to teach the movements Central Avenue expects. This is where straight airs become grabs.
Two to four jumps sized for intermediate park riders. The gap between learning features and the real line, closed.
The bread and butter: three to five jumps with multiple takeoffs and a packed rail garden of creative features. When people stop on the chair to watch, they're watching this.
Banked turns, rollers and small jumps. Construction starts in December and the course keeps growing until mid-March, when the Nate Chute Classic banked slalom takes it over. Inspect before you race your friends. You will race your friends.
Park opening dates are weather dependent. In the app, the grooming board shows which parks and features are open, live from the cat crew.