Terrain Park

Four Lakes offers a challenging Terrain Park for skiers and snowboarders of all skills levels. We constantly are rearranging and added new features out to the terrain park. Below is a list of our different features and their level of difficulty:

Legend:
B = beginner
I = intermediate
A = advanced

• Wide flat box: B
  A short, wide box. Our easiest feature.
• Flat Box: B
  Same length as our wide box, but narrower width. The feature is still wider than a width of a snowboard.
• Wide RQ box (2 pieces): B
  2 sets of boxes that can be setup in a variety of angles. It is traditionally setup as a flatdown. The width is wider than a snowboard.
• Skinny RQ box (2 pieces): B
  Same as our wide RQ box, but narrower. The width is about as wide as a snowboard.
• Upflat box: B
  The box width is wider than a snowboard. The box goes up and then kinks flat.
• Flatbar Rail: I
  A 20’ rail where the top part is flat
• Corrugated pipe: I
  A wide round pipe that has ridges. We have two of them that vary in length. The large circumference allows for a good transition from a box and practice for a round rail.
• Down Rail: I
  A 20’ flatbar rail. The end has a 5” donkey to mimic a street rail.
• Handrail: I
  A 20’ round rail. The end has a donkey to mimic a street rail.
• Downflatdown rail: A, DownFlat: A
  A 40’ overall flatbar rail. The rail kinks twice and are mellow angle transitions. The rail goes downflatdown. The rail can be detached in half where it can be a downflat rail and another rail. The downflat rail measures at 15’ down to 5’ flat. When connected together, the rail measures 15’ down, 6’ flat, 19’ down.