Snow is freedom: freeriding and fun parks

Skiers and snowboarders do agree on one thing: Lower Austria’s natural freeride terrain and spectacular fun parks are well worth a visit.

Lower Austrian mountainsides are like a white canvas for daring free riders. The fun parks are no less exciting but somewhat more defined; rails, kicker and obstacle await spirited jumpers there.

First one!

Being the first to make tracks on an untouched slope is every freerider’s daily objective. Far from the rest of the world, they glide through deep white powder and take in all the tranquility, leaving everyday life behind. Freeriding uniquely combines excitement and relaxation – and is completely in harmony with nature.

Crazy hills for crazy jumps

Butter box, obstacle and kicker – this mountain is sure to appeal to anyone who has been in a fun park. And pure fun is what the park offers, for astounded spectators as well as spectacular freestylers on boards or skis. It’s crazy the magic moves some pros can conjure up on the slopes! Our tip: Remember your camera!

Lower Austria’s top fun parks and freeride spots

Night jumping by floodlight: a 600 m (!) long fun park playing field or professional freeride routes for bold virtuoso skiers and adept snowboarders: Lower Austria knows just what gutsy downhillers need and has long had a reputation as a top spot for unusual downhill runs.

Top-Freeride Spots und Funparks

Freeriden am Hochkar, © schwarz-koenig.at

Funpark Hochkar

The diversified Snowparkconcept makes the hearts of even experienced snowboarders and freestyle skiers beat faster. Several boxes, kickers and rails offer adrenaline seekers plenty of room for their incredible stunts.

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Anna Park in Annaberg, © Annaberger Lifte/Fred Lindmoser

Anna-Park Family und FunCross

The Anna-Park consists of three freestyle areas, providing fun and action even for the youngest winter sports enthusiasts. First attempts at freestyle can be done on boxes and jumps in the “Family” area. Learn how to control speed and equilibrium playfully in “Anna-Park Waveride”. Exciting challenges with sharp bends, curves, snow waves and jumps over a distance of 800 m await in the “FunCross” area - and kids have the choice of two different lines (beginner and experienced).

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Split Park Semmering bei Nacht, © Peter Wurzinger

Split-Park Semmering

The Split Park on the Kogelpiste of the Zauberferg is suitable for pros and beginners alike, as well as snowboarders and freestyle skiers. The park features a total of 17 obstacles which can be used by day and in the evening, thanks to the perfect lighting.

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