Snow parks in Kappl & See
Tricks & jumps for every level
The Kappl & See ski area in Tyrol has two snow parks, designed mainly for children and freestyle beginners, but with plenty for advanced riders too. Features of varying difficulty invite you to try something new, fine-tune your technique or swap the classic slopes for rollers, boxes and kickers.
Each park has its own character: In Kappl, two funlines, a kicker line and Sunny’s Cross keep things varied. In See, three lines can be combined to create your own route. Different difficulty ratings make it easy to work up to new features step by step and find your favourite line.
The snow parks at a glance
- 2 snow parks in the ski area
- Suitable for: children, beginners and advanced riders
- Snow park Kappl: boxes, kickers, rainbow bridge and playful freestyle features
- Snow park See: boxes, tubes, wallride, kickers and rollers
- Suitable for skiers and snowboarders
- Highlights: competitions such as the Oberland Tour
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Snow park Kappl
Snow park Kappl is all about a playful introduction to freestyle. Two fun lines and a dedicated kicker line offer different options for children, families, beginners and advanced riders.
The fun lines feature rollers, banked turns and a range of boxes. Other highlights include the rainbow bridge, a tunnel, playful figures and further obstacles. The kicker line adds two tabletop jumps.
Sunny’s Cross offers even more variety: Friends and families can challenge each other on the cross course. Rollers, banked turns and unusual obstacles make each lap a little different, leaving just one question: Who will cross the finish line first?
Snow park See
The See snow park is all about having fun and trying something new. Three lines that can be combined in different ways give riders plenty of freedom to choose their own route and make every run a little different. Children, beginners and advanced riders can find suitable options for trying their first tricks, working on their technique or experimenting with new combinations.
Boxes, tubes, a wallride and several kickers keep things varied, while a small roller section offers a playful change of pace. Colour-coded markers on each feature indicate its difficulty, making it easy to find your way around the park.
Young freestyle riders also get their chance to compete in See: At the Oberland Tour, they can gain their first competition experience and show what they can already do.
What to know before entering the snow park
The snow parks in Kappl & See are aimed mainly at children and beginners but also appeal to advanced riders. Easy boxes, rollers and playful features help with those first attempts, while more demanding boxes, tubes and kickers offer new challenges as skills develop. The different lines make it possible to progress step by step.
In the snow park, the rule is simple: Look before you ride. Before your first run, take some time to get to know the line and assess the individual features. A helmet and suitable protective equipment are part of freestyle riding. It is also important to enter a feature only when the area is clear and it matches your ability.
Twin-tip skis and freestyle snowboards are particularly well suited to freestyle riding. If you do not have the right equipment with you, the ski rental shops in Kappl and See offer a range of models. In addition to a helmet and ski goggles, protective gear can provide extra protection, especially when trying new or larger features.
Improve your technique and try something new
Anyone looking to feel more confident on skis or a snowboard can find support at the ski schools in Kappl & See. Private lessons offer focused coaching, while group lessons let you work on technique and develop a feel for the snow alongside others. A solid foundation on the slopes also makes it easier to approach new features and movements in a controlled way later on.
Frequently asked questions about the snow parks
The Kappl & See ski area has two snow parks: Snow park Kappl and Snow park See. Snow park Kappl offers two fun lines, a kicker line and Sunny’s Cross. In See, you can choose from three lines that can be combined.
In Kappl, you can look forward to boxes, kickers, a rainbow bridge and other playful features on the fun lines. In See, the park includes various boxes, kinked boxes, tubes, a wallride, kickers and a small roller section. The features available may vary depending on snow conditions.
Both parks are aimed mainly at children and freestyle beginners. However, they also offer plenty for advanced riders too. Lines and features with different difficulty ratings let you start with easier elements and move on to more challenging obstacles as your confidence grows.
Snow park Kappl is located in the Kappl ski area. The snow park in See is on the Sonnenhang slope and can be reached via the Zeinisbahn chairlift. Check the interactive map for the exact locations and open facilities.
