Squaw Valley Terrain Parks
Monster Park at Riviera & Riviera Superpipe
Squaw Valley's Terrain Park designers are dedicated to providing the most innovative and progressive terrain possible. Monster Park at Riviera offers mid to upper level park riding with 2 major jump lines with medium to large table tops, step-ups, and step-downs. Get your skills dialed on our big jib features including log rides, wall rides, and petroleum tanks!
The in-ground Riviera Superpipe is 435 feet long, with 18" walls! The Riviera Superpipe is Squaw Valley's night-accessed pipe, open Friday through Sunday until 9pm, and until 7pm on weekdays. Squaw Valley uses a technologically advanced pipe cutter to maintain the pipe in the gnarliest of conditions.
Come check out the High Camp Rail Yard for freestyle paradise! The Railyard is constantly changing with new exciting additions such as the up-down-offset or the massive snowbox. Squaw Valley Terrain Park crew is proud to keep it fresh! Located directly under the High Camp chairlift.
Accessed by the brand new High Camp Triple and Belmont chairlifts.
Check out Squaw Freeride Team Member and Monster Energy Athlete: Nate Holland!
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All Photos: Matt Palmer
One sweet sunny day HD from Colin Clarke on Vimeo.
Ford Freestyle Superpipe and Park
The opening of the “big” park, Mainline , is more exciting for many Squaw enthusiasts than a super sick powder day. The park boasts a state-of-the-art superpipe, an assortment of 24 to 52 foot boxes and rails, a variety of medium and big jumps, and one massive hip. Mainline Park is maintained so well that it remains perfectly film-worthy from the peak of the season to the slushy end. Mainline Park goes off especially in the spring as it is the only terrain park in Tahoe (and one of the only parks in North America) that remains open straight through Memorial Day.
The Superpipe
The hours of labor that go into building Squaw Valley's superpipe may seem endless to our park builders, but when it's all said and done, it's worth it. With Mainline Pocket above, the Palisades to the right, and Lake Tahoe below, this superpipe has arguably the most stunning backdrop of any superpipe in North America. Last season, Squaw Valley purchased the most technologically advanced pipe cutter, the Zaugg, to ensure that Mainline Park’s Ford Free-Style Superpipe is alaways in tip top condition. This high-tech machine was built to modernize park maintenance by reducing working time under the gnarliest weather conditions. The Ford Freestyle Superpipe boasts 18 ½ foot walls at an 18 degree pitch, and spans 550 feet in length.
