Snowpark
Alpe d’Huez ski area

Why ride the Alpe d’Huez ski area snowparks?

From beginner features to expert lines, the Alpe d’Huez ski area snowparks offer terrain for every level. Discover 5 snowparks and 2 boardercross courses, spread across several areas of the ski domain, whether you want to try freestyle for the first time, progress your skills or push your limits on more challenging lines.

5 snowparks

to explore

2 boardercross

for even more variety

XS: Beginner features to discover freestyle

S: Boxes and small kickers to progress

M: Jumps and rails to take it further

L/XL: Challenging features for experienced riders

Highlights

Progressive freestyle areas, from beginner features to expert lines

Boxes, rails, kickers, bumps and banked turns for varied runs

Freestyle spots spread across several areas of Espace Alpe d’Huez

From your first features to expert lines

Discover freestyle at your own pace in the Alpe d’Huez ski area snowparks.

From beginner boxes to the most challenging lines, each area offers features suited to different ability levels, allowing you to learn, progress and push your riding further.

Switch between areas, lines and terrain throughout the day, then test your technique on the boardercross courses, with bumps, whoops and banked turns.

Which snowpark should you choose in the Alpe d’Huez ski area?

From beginner features to more challenging lines, the snowparks in the Alpe d’Huez ski area offer terrain suited to every level. Explore the different freestyle zones across the ski area to discover snowpark riding, progress on the features or take on more technical lines.

Level XS: discover snowpark riding at your own pace

XS : First features to discover freestyle

Level XS is designed for children, beginners and anyone looking to take their first steps into freestyle. These areas offer simple, progressive features to discover the snowpark experience with confidence.

Kids Park des Sagnes – Secteur Grandes Rousses

Accessible via the Sagnes drag lift, Kids Park des Sagnes is an ideal area for getting started with freestyle. Very small bumps, mini boxes and beginner jumps help riders find their bearings and progress gradually.

T-Park – Montfrais sector

Located near the Montfrais chairlift, T-Park is designed for families and young riders. Its progressive features provide a fun environment to discover your first freestyle sensations and develop at your own pace.

Level S: progress with confidence

S : Boxes et petits kickers pour progresser

Level S is ideal for riders who already have some basic skills and want to take things further. Boxes, bumps and more varied features help you develop your first tricks and improve your technique.

Bergers Snowpark – Bergers sector

The Bergers Snowpark is designed for riders who are progressing. You’ll find more pronounced bumps, wider boxes and accessible features that are ideal for practising your first tricks in a comfortable environment.

Montfrais Snowpark – Montfrais sector

Accessible via the Myrtilles slope, Montfrais Snowpark lets you continue progressing on a range of varied and progressive features. It’s a great spot to improve your first slides and rotations.

Vallons Snowpark: a complete freestyle spot in Villard-Reculas

Located in Villard-Reculas, the Vallons Snowpark is a complete freestyle area suited to several ability levels. With S / M / L lines, a variety of features and a boardercross course, it offers plenty of ways to change the pace and progress run after run.

📍 Accessible via the Signal Telemix, Villarais chairlift and Petit Prince drag lift.

Highlights

  • Boxes and rails to discover or improve your slides
  • Bumps of different sizes to work on your jumps
  • A boardercross course for fun with friends and for improving your technique on a dynamic course

Vallons Snowpark is ideal for riders who want to enjoy a variety of features while discovering another side of Espace Alpe d’Huez.

Stade sportif des Jeux: the line for experienced riders

L/XL: Challenging features for experienced riders

Reserved for experienced freestylers, the Stade sportif des Jeux is the expert freestyle area within the Espace Alpe d’Huez snowparks. This sports zone is designed for riders looking for challenging lines, large features and technical terrain.

📍 Access from the Grandes Rousses sector via the Jeux Telemix, and from the Bergers sector via the Romains chairlift.

Highlights

  • A 900 m expert line
  • 12 to 25 m tables
  • A dedicated area for experienced riders

This area may host competitions and training sessions. Public access is prohibited during these periods, so make sure to check opening conditions before riding.

A ski area for everyone

Iconic ski runs

From Pic Blanc at 3,330 m to La Sarenne, discover the iconic slopes that have made the Alpe d’Huez ski area famous and enjoy unforgettable skiing in all its forms.

With family or friends, switch things up with the fun zones across the Alpe d’Huez ski area: themed slopes, features and new experiences to discover at your own pace.

Between two runs, discover the mountain restaurants across the Alpe d’Huez ski area and enjoy a well-earned break in the heart of the mountains, surrounded by spectacular views.

1 ski area, 5 unique worlds
Alpe d’Huez ski area

Alpe d’Huez, Oz-en-Oisans, Vaujany, Auris-en-Oisans and Villard-Reculas: five resorts and villages, five unique worlds, all connected within one ski area.

Choose your starting point and discover a new way to experience and explore the 250 km of slopes in Alpe d’Huez ski area.

Experience the ski area
differently

The right ski pass,
for the way you ski

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