There are advanced parks, novice parks, specialty parks, and even park features scattered throughout some resorts. There are lots of shapes you'll find in the parks, but most are variations on a few standards. Ramps rise up on two sides and are connected by a flat surface, a.k.a., a tabletop, which is great for spinning maneuvers and grabs. Tables tend to give the rider big air rather than distance, and this allows time for completing delicate maneuvers. The ramp at the front is angled to pitch the rider along the length of the spine, allowing landings on either face of the feature.
Spines are great for building confidence because they increase the rider's distance and air time.
Gap jumps provide straight jumps similar to a tabletop, the only difference being that the middle of the table as been removed. Often there is a natural steep downhill used as the landing ramp. That way, it's tough to out-jump the landing. Moto ramps are great for long, stylish grabs. The rider goes up the wall, pulls a trick, then lands back on the same wall.