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HALF PIPES @Okemo

	Located in the Dew Zone The pipe measures out at 500ft. long , 17ft. walls. Maintained by our Zaugg Pipe Monster. And serviced by “The Pull ” surface lift.
	Weather permitting this pipe varies in size according to the amount of snow we are able to get. It is ideal for those who would like to learn how to ride a half pipe. Also for those experanced riders who are looking for something fun to do on their way to the base.

TERRAIN PARKS @Okemo

Located on the Nor'Easter trail
Nor’ Easter Super Park is our biggest terrain park. It host features for the most experienced riders. You’ll find our signature “Truth Rail” as well as many other large rail and box features. And of course a variety of jumps , step ups, step down table tops. Serviced by the North Star Express Quad enables riders to get many runs in throughout the day.

Located next to the SoBe Superpipe
This park is not our largest but host some of our most unique features. The stair case will make a return appearance as well as the Van. With limited space we try and fit in a couple jumps. We also use this park frequently for slope style comps. Surrounding our Sobe Super Pipe this park is also serviced by “The Pull”.

Located in the Southface area - CLOSED
You’ll find this terrain park in our south face area of the Mtn. Hosting mostly medium to large features. While this park is off on its own it is definitely worth the trip to check out. Easily serviced by the South Face Express Quad , you can run laps for as long as you’d like.

Located just below the mid-mountain Sugar House Lodge
This park is a great place to learn how to hit rails and boxes. A few new features were built this year. Some nice low and wide rails and a couple New low flat boxes should make your learning experience as easy as possible. Remember to check the learning center for your lesson on riding terrain parks. This park is serviced buy either the A or B Quads.

Located at Jackson Gore with smaller features. The park is walk-up accessible, but guests need to have a lift pass.