in fall. On a total area of 250 x 100 meters the park offers freestyle pleasure at its best for beginners and intermediates, from the middle of October until December; thereafter the action continues in the Easy Park and the Central Park located further below. Viktor Szigeti ripping the Central Park. Photo: Roland Haschka Hence, until the end of April the Kitzsteinhorn comprises one of the largest freestyle playgrounds of the Alps and also this year it's going to make the hearts of snowboard and freeski fans beat faster. Apart from a huge range of rails and boxes of all sizes and shapes, snowpark beginners and intermediates can rage themselves out on the finely adjusted kicker line, whose range and diameter have been further optimized by means of brand-new terrain forms. The rail area and the jumps for beginners have been extended as well. The Central Park on the other hand, isn't for the faint of heart. Beside countless rails and kickers with a medium level of difficulty, the mighty Pro Kicker with an 18-meter table as well as a huge A-Frame Box, a 14m Down Flat Down Box and a tremendous corner await freestyle specialists with a healthy share of courage. In the Central Park the jumps and the park exit have been extended by further terrain adjustments as well. Seppi Ischepp in the Glacier Park. Photo: Roland Haschka Directly next to it you'll find the absolute highlight of the Snowpark Kitzsteinhorn: Austria's largest and doubtlessly best Superpipe with