Rookie Park

Experienced shredders and those wanting to improve their skills can do so at the new Rookie Park from December 2011 onwards.

Until now, it was long faces all round on the boarding and freestyle scene when the Betterpark Hintertux went into hibernation at the beginning of December after an extensive autumn season. But cheer up sweeties! Long faces are now a thing of the past, because from the beginning of December the new Rookie Park Hintertux at Summerberg will be available to all you freestyle beginners and old dogs out there. A welcome extension to the freestyle winter, which now offers air time Park fun at the Hintertux Glacier almost all year round; closing only for a short period in August.

In comparison to the Betterpark Hintertux at Olperer which offers the world’s freestyle elite optimum training conditions from April through to December, the Rookie Park is dedicated to newcomers on the freestyle scene. The Park is geared up to enable every man, woman or complete greenhorn to make a brilliant entry into the freestyle arena.  As quick as you like, one or the other will get to know the addictive potential of airtime.

The 3-4 lines with a total of 18 jumps are shaped daily. We at the Park Team have Betterpark Hintertux park builder Wille Kaufmann (Fa. Betterparks) on board. His parks are known just as much for their high standards of quality as they are for their fun factor, fitting perfectly into our concept.

Convenient lift access is provided by the 4 seater Tuxerjoch with bubble canopy where you can watch the park folk from above, or check out air dog antics at the kicker.

CU @ Rookiepark Hintertux!

Set-up and Hard facts:
Fun Line: 4 x Tabletop 3 m + Box 3 m
Jib Line: 5 x Boxen
Easy Line: 2 Kicker 6 m, Hip
Medium Line: 1 Kicker 8 m, 1 Kicker 10 m

Open from December to April
Length: 340 m
Elements: 12
take offs: 18
Altitude: 2.140 m – 2.060 m