The Snowboard Park in the Solden Ski Resort
Style Away – boarder’s pleasures in Tyrol
The six hectare large Swatch Snowboard Park in Solden is a haven for freestylers and passionate snowboarders. This boarder-highlight is located at 2,450 metres above sea level.
Snowboarders with different requirements have long crowned the Swatch Snowboark Park as their preferred freestyle territory. The snowboard haven is located directly at the Giggijoch underneath the Hainbachkar and Silberbrünnl chairlifts. Here you find a six hectare large territory of snow elements: eleven boxes, six rails, five kickers, three of which are for beginners and two for real pros. If you want to take a break between jumps, why not rest in one of the sun chairs listening to music in the Chill Area and chat away with other boarders? Park Designer Rudi Wyhlidal knows what makes boarder’s hearts leap with joy; he has 10 years of snowboard park design experience and is creating fulfilling snowboard highlights at the Swatch Snowboard Park in Solden.
The Snowboard Park in the Ski Resort Solden – High Flights in the Snow
Excellent jumps are not missed at the Swatch Snowboard Park, but recorded and transmitted onto a video screen: “Swatch Shoot My Ride” an installation which gets boarders out big and acknowledges daring jumps with great shots. The Swatch Snowboard Park is open daily from 10am until 4pm and is free to use. The Swatch Snowboard Park in Solden also has a six-head strong crew which looks after the park and are available to answer questions on location. The rules of the international ski association FIS apply. As well as the Swatch Snowboard Park Solden also appeals with its glaciers. Passionate boarders can indulge in their favourite winter sports even in autumn and spring.
If the Swatch Snowboard Park in Solden sounds like your boarder’s dream come true – the Hotel Edelweiss is located right on the ski piste – not far from the Snowboard Park in the ski resort of Solden – enquire online now to secure your next snowboard holiday at Hotel Edelweiss in Tyrol.
