Terrain Parks

Cannon Parks

Cannon has 3 terrain parks built around progression. Huckerbrook park, located in the Tuckerbrook Family Area, has small features designed for young rippers or new riders just starting out in parks. Parkway Terrain Park features small to medium features designed to flow from start to finish. Tossup Terrain Park features Medium to large features with a rail garden and large jump lines.

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Twisted Pine Terrain Park

King Pine's Twisted Pine Terrain Park is open for the season with 13 features including spines, boxes and rollers.

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Terrain Parks

Quarry Park Features:

Down Flat Down Rail
Down Flat Down Box
Wall Ride
Hip
Miller Tube
Challenge Rail
Snow Quarter Pipe
Flat Rail
Cannon Rail

Grom Park (Exit 8) Features:

"Slammie" Rail
Mini Wave Rail
Mini Rainbow Box

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Pats Peak Parks

Our Terrain Parks offer something for every level of skier and rider. Turbulence Park, located on Valley Slope, is our main park and features a mix of jumps, rails, boxes, spines, and other creative elements, with approximately 15+ features that are refreshed and reconfigured throughout the season to keep things exciting. Microburst Park, located on Whisper, is designed as a progression park with a smaller, approachable setup of features including jumps, boxes, and rails, perfect for skiers and riders building confidence and dialing in new skills. Our park crew works to maintain features and keep layouts fresh, so there’s always something new to explore.

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Tenney Mountain Terrain Parks

The Tenney Mountain Parks team consistently provides great spaces for park skiers and riders to explore. The terrain park at Tenney, known as “PLN Park” is located next to the base lodge. The park is serviced by a state-of-the-art rope tow from Towpro. The PLN Park also features lights for night use during the season.

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Before accessing the terrain parks at Tenney, please familiarize yourself with Your Responsibility Code and remember to act Park SMART. Visit our mountain safety page for more information.

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