Snow parks

On the Shuttleberg you will find the biggest snow park in Austria: The Absolut Park. Several national and international snowboard and freeski contests are organized here every year and confirm the high quality of the freestyle park. And if you've always wanted to try one of the six Burton The Stash Parks that exist worldwide, you've come to the right place: We have a big Stash and a Lil' Stash with smaller obstacles for freestyle beginners. 

Absolut Park

The Stash

The Stash Park does not offer you perfectly groomed slopes, but instead, you can get creative. There are obstacles made of wood and snow integrated into the natural terrain, and you can usually ride them in several ways. The terrain also offers plenty of opportunities for powder runs.

Originally, Jake Burton and snowboard legend Craig Kelly had the idea for The Stash, and there are only six of these parks worldwide. The American artist Bob King made the hand-carved figures and obstacles.

Location The Stash

The Stash starts below the top station of the Powder Shuttle, directly after the Lil' Stash, and extends all over the terrain to the bottom station. 

Lil’ Stash

The Lil' Stash is an area with broad, easy to ride wooden boxes and rails, a wave track and three small kickers in a row. Here kids and beginners can slowly and without risk try first freestyle tricks before they venture to the larger obstacles in The Stash.

Location Lil’ Stash

The Lil' Stash is located directly below the top station of the Powder Shuttle, on top of The Stash.