Breckenridge Terrain Park?
 

So im going to breckenridge next year and i was wondering if they have a good terrain park mostly i just like rails and boxes do they have alot of jibbing features?

You're asking about next season when they just closed for the year? A lot can change from now to then.

I just got back from the future, the shit's sick bra!, trust me!.

Was your flux capacitator fluxing?

That shit started acting up so I got help from the doc, something to do with a clocktower and lightning.. I dunno I wasn't really paying attention, I was still stoked about that Breckenridge TERRAIN PARK!.


PS: Back to the future is the greatest, a classic

ya i know terrain parks change a lot in a year but usually they have the same rails and boxes just set up differently, and all i wanted to know was if they had a lot of rails and boxes in the past, because usually if a terrain park is good one year its gonna be good the next year.

Yeah I learned this year that it's not true, I bought a pass to a mountain I don't normally go to that often cause their park last year was pretty sick. But this year the park was a big joke. So it's not always true that they'll follow up another season of solid park features.

Breck's got a good park, but I don't know about the hardware. I know they have some HUGE kicking features and a killer pipe. From what I recall, they have some boxes and rails, but that's not my gig so I didn't take it all in.

Do you live under a rock? Go look at what resorts consistently are pictured in Magazines, which ones get awarded for being the best, which one every pro lives at. Might shock you but Summit County as a whole is home to 3 of the best parks in the world.

I went Jan. '08. Fantastic parks with lots of rails and all kinds of boxes. I found ones on some pretty untraveled runs. They weren't at the map's terrain parks. I thought they had possibly had a little competition/show or maybe just the employees had stuck them out there. The place has money. I'm sure it gets better every year.