One of the largest snowparks in the alpine region

Recreational shredders, beginners and pros will find a huge playground and training ground at the same time in the Corvatsch Park. The setup includes various kicker and rail lines in all degrees of difficulty, with which the park lives up to its claim "Freestyle Heaven".

From the opening of the season at the end of November, the "Pro Line" will be available to professional teams and advanced riders during the Progression Days. As soon as snow conditions allow, the course will be moved on and the "Medium Line" will open, running along the entire Mandra chairlift. Kickers and rails provide fun for experienced freestylers, ski school students and anyone who dares.

"The Raven" (Rhaeto-Romanic: Corvatsch) invites big and small freestylers to do the same and defeat gravity. In the Corvatsch Park, a wide variety of setups await pros, rookies and weekend warriors. Creativity is welcome when it comes to obstacles like kicker lines, rails and halfpipes - or rather: flying. By the way, the idols of the scene also provide inspiration here when they whirl the air at the FIS Freeski & Snowboard World Cup.

Prepared daily

The seven-man crew prepares the park daily and is constantly expanding and remodeling it. No wonder that the Corvatsch Park is also the venue for national and international competitions!

In 2025 the Corvatsch Park will host the FIS Snowboard, Freestyle and Freeski World Championships St. Moritz Engadin.