Laax
Aug 31, 2018·Snowboard Park & Pipe
Freestyle snowboarding at its finest that's what Laax is all about.
Being a leading freestyle resort in the Alps and committed to the progression of snowboarding since day one, Laax runs the longest continuous halfpipe in the world, which recently got updated to 24ft walls as well as an Olympic-size kicker pro-line plus a total of over 90 obstacles, all spread across four snow parks.
After celebrating a perfect comeback as World Cup host in the 2016-17 season, Laax, an official training base for the Swiss snowboarders since 2013 and home of the European Open from 2005 till 2015, is back on the calendar with the famous LAAX OPEN again.
And while the superpipe at Crap Sogn Gion and the world-class slopestyle course on 2,250 metres a.s.l. are state of the art, the gaLAAXy has also been under construction to meet the needs of the riders in the upcoming winter.
WINNERS
Year
Ladies
Men
Event
Format
2002
Soko Yamaoka (JPN)
Therry Brunner (SUI)
HP
2016
Enni Rukajarvi (FIN)
Max Parrot (CAN)
SS
2016
Chloe im (USA)
Chase Josey (USA)
HP
VENUE SITE
Beginners' snow park
Level: EASY
Want to try out your first tricks and jumps on boxes and rails? In the Beginners' park between Crap Sogn Gion and Alp Dado, you can comfortably get started in the snow park scene and improve your skills on boxes, rails and tables.
Ils Plauns snow park
Level: MEDIUM
If you want to take your skills to the next level, then Ils Plauns snow park is the place for you. There are a host of rails, boxes and various kicker lines waiting for you between Crap Sogn Gion and Alp Dado. You can quickly get to grips with new tricks, push yourself to the limit and perfect your style.
P60 snow park
Level: PRO/MEDIUM
"P60 all day!" If you've been to LAAX, then you'll know this saying. It's easy to spend the entire day at P60. You will find a vast range of rails, boxes, slides, pyramid walls and industry pipes, and all in a single run. On a slope length of no less than 1,000 metres, you will also find the kicker pro-line with four Olympic-size kickers.
NoName snow park
Level: PRO/MEDIUM
Want to make your jumps even more spectacular? It's time to tame "The Beast". The legendary NoName snow park is home to the largest superpipe in Europe with a length of 200 metres, a width of 22 metres and a world record height of 6.9 metres. There is also a mini-pipe for those looking to make their first jumps, where you can also simply work up a little surf feeling.
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