TERRAIN

During our weeklong camp, we`ll have the opportunity to visit five of Switzerland`s best snowboarding resorts, all of which are a gondola ride or easy drive from Grindelwald. World famous for its incredible alpine setting, Grindelwald snowboarding resort has 45 lifts and more than 250kms of groomed trails. In addition to steep couloirs, wide-open bowls and awesome tree riding, it has one of Europe`s best-shaped superpipes and an awesome terrain and boarder X park.

Adelboden is one of Switzerland`s biggest snowboarding resorts, with 50 lifts and 150kms of trails. It’s a `locals` resort with crowd-free slopes and great opportunities for both freeriders and freestylers. Adelboden`s `Gran Masta Park` with kickers, rails, hips, gaps, a pipe, and music is enough to keep freestylers happy for days. For freeriders there is a diversity of terrain, from steeps and bowls to backcountry and powder.

Hasliberg is another `secret`, tourist-free spot, and has something for everyone - from steep chutes and open bowls, to easy-access backcountry and secret powder stashes. It also boasts one of Switzerland`s best-designed parks with kickers, rails and a huge quarterpipe. With a summit of more than 3000 m (10,000ft),

Murren Schilthorn snowboarding resort is the region`s highest resort and features long runs, great steeps, and awesome backcountry. For freestylers there is a quality park with a variety of kickers, rails and other features. Finally, Kleine Scheidegg is one of Switzerland`s premier international resorts. A freerider`s resort, it has endless groomed slopes, long, steep runs and some of the region’s most extreme freeriding terrain.