Terrain Parks

 
 

Unique & Innovative Features

Make new friends & learn new skills.  Become a part of a tight and adventurous community of skiers and riders in an awesome environment.  Young and old are welcome to learn and shred.Gather your buddies and grab your gear and head out to the Wilmot Mountain Terrain Parks. The expanded progression terrain parks will offer unique and innovative features and set-ups, designed and created by terrain park staff, as well as the high-speed rope tow to enable skiers and snowboarders to spend more time in the terrain park.  

The Gully
The Gully Terrain Park is nestled in a valley area next to Chair 6. In this terrain park you can expect to see hips, bonks, and innovative off camber rails and boxes.

The Pasture
The Pasture Terrain Park is the area between The Gully and the high speed rope tow and is only accessible by the rope tow. This terrain park is a great step up from The Gully. Expect to have rails, small jumps, rainbows, and much more as you advance!

The Rope
The Rope Terrain Park is the furthest and most advanced area of Wilmot's parks, and sits on the edge of the Ski & Ride area. This terrain park is accessible by the far side of the high speed rope tow. Here you can expect longer rail jumps, stair sets, walls, and advanced innovative features.

Progression Park
The Progression Park is located near the bottom of Lift 6. This is a great place for terrain park beginners to get started feeling comfortable on features. This area may sometimes be closed for use by Ski and Ride School classes.

 
Smart Style

Terrain Park Safety

The National Ski Area Association and Burton Snowboards would like to welcome you to the "Smart Style" Terrain Park Safety initiative. This venture has been a cooperative effort to continue the proper use and progression of terrain parks at mountain resorts while delivering a unified message that is clear, concise, and effective. The more people we can educate and get involved to help spread the word, the better.


The Smart Style Program

There are four main messages that as associated with Smart Style:

  • Make a Plan: Every time you use freestyle terrain, make a plan for each feature you want to use. Your speed, approach, and take off will directly affect your maneuver and landing.
  • Look Before you Leap: Scope around the jumps first, not over them. Know your landings are clear and clear yourself our of the landing area.
  • Easy Style It: Start small and work your way up. (Inverted aerials not recommended!)
  • Respect Gets Respect: From the lift line through the park.

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