Terrain
Parks

mt. rose – Ski Tahoe

parks

Mt. Rose features a wide variety of terrain park experiences. Parks are redesigned and adjusted on a regular basis. Please note that park status may be delayed after major storms. All measurements are approximate and features may change.

Pondo Park 

Mt. Rose Main Side – Located on Ponderosa run at the bottom of Kit Carson Bowl. Accessible from Northwest Express, Lakeview Express, or Galena Chairlifts.

DoubleDown

Slide Bowl – Located off of Mine Train run under the Zephyr Chairlift. Accessible from Zephyr Express chairlift.

PARK SAFETY

NOTE: RED FLAGS INDICATE TERRAIN FEATURES IN A GIVEN AREA ON THE MOUNTAIN

Terrain parks offer a separate set of challenges that may not be present on other parts of the mountain. It is important for guests to educate themselves on the unique offerings of terrain parks. They vary from resort to resort and they contain features designed for skiers and riders of different levels. It is important to understand the various parks and features at a particular resort and obtain the experience and knowledge it takes to encounter each park’s features. For parents who have children interested in using terrain parks, make sure they are educated on the proper use of terrain parks and the specifics of terrain parks at each resort.

Safety in terrain parks has evolved significantly over the years. To address the continued improvement of terrain park safety, the National Ski Areas Association and Burton Snowboards teamed up to create the “Smart Style” Terrain Park Safety initiative. This is a cooperative effort with the help of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) and the American Association of Snowboard Instructors (AASI) to emphasize the proper use of terrain parks.

These groups created a set of rules to follow while using terrain parks and compiled them for the website www.TerrainParkSafety.org or the Ski California Mountain Safety Guide. These websites contain the information you will need for terrain park safety and awareness all in one place, so please visit that site for a comprehensive look at how you can be PARK SMART.

GET AFTER IT AT MT. ROSE

  • Mt. Rose A snowboarder in an orange jacket and black helmet performs a trick mid-air over a snow-covered slope. The snowboard, displaying bold yellow and orange graphics, is prominently seen as the person rides slightly above a rail. Snowy mountains and trees are in the background.
  • Mt. Rose A skier in mid-air performs a trick over a small ramp in a snowy forested area. The skier is wearing an orange and black outfit with a helmet and goggles. Sunlight filters through the trees in the background.
  • Mt. Rose A snowboarder wearing a green jacket and helmet performs a trick on a rail in a snowy landscape with tall, snow-covered trees in the background. The snowboarder is balancing with one hand stretched out and snow spraying off the rail.
  • A snowboarder wearing a hoodie, gloves, and goggles performs a jump trick over a metal rail in a snowy outdoor area with trees in the background. Snow sprays around the snowboard as they soar through the air, showing skill and balance. Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe