BOREAL recieved over 3 feet of fresh powder in 24 hours, on Friday, December 17th, 2010. Jason Graves got together with some of his crew- Jacob Reginatto, Ryan Cunha, and his roomie Brad, and teamed up on some freshies. Continue Reading

**reports only updated as park changes dictate
4 parks currently open containing 50 feature, superpipe, mini-pipe and SBX course

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**reports only updated as park changes dictate
4 parks currently open containing 33 features

Big snow headed our way so the parks will be winding down over the course of the storm. Up to 10ft of snow may fall by early next week. We will dig out as fast as possible after the storm passes. The order will be mini-shred, rollercoaster(new), lower core, superpipe. We will be expanding to new parks heading into the new year with the addition of upper core and all the lines on Dutchman.

TVC park:South 40 Run

• 28ft f/d box
• 32ft d/f/d box
• small step down jump
• 30ft c-box(right)

***this park will transform to our smallest park “RollerCoaster” in the next few days and will at that time be the perfect place for beginner skiers and riders first venture into a park venue. Rollercoaster will contain rollers, berms and a mini pipe

Mini-Shred:
The perfect sized park to learn park specific riding skills and progress. Every rail and box is low to the ground and the mini jumps are sized offering minimal consequence.
15ft rainbow box

• 15ft flat rail
• 20ft flat box
• 15ft flat/down rail
• mini table top jump
• mini step down
• 20ft down rail
• 15ft d/f/d rail
• mini stall wall

Lower Accelerator Jumpline :

• medium/large Stepdown Doubleline with dedicated start area to set the flow.

****future additions will include a medium/large hip cut by our one of a kind Hip Cutter

Lower CORE :
Skate inspired medium size park

• dancefloor launch pad
• 30ft u/f/d box
• 30ft tower tube w/multiple options
• 30ft Neff Street Rail
• Triple line of medium table top jumps
• 30ft Staircase..round bar and box ledge options
• double line of BMX jumps
• left to right 20ft slant box
• right to left 20ft slant box
• 10ft vertical corrugated tube tap
• high launch table option
• 30ft down box
• large wallride with multiple options

Upper CORE
opening soon!

Superpipe
OPEN!!!!

Shred
opening soon!

SBX Course
upper half open

Break out the powdr boards and snorkels and forget about park for awhile…it’s going to get deep real fast this weekend and into early next week. Continue Reading

**reports only updated as park changes dictate
4 parks currently open containing 32 features

TVC park:South 40 Run

• 28ft f/d box
• 32ft d/f/d box
• small step down jump
• 30ft c-box(right)

***this park will transform to our smallest park “RollerCoaster” in the next few days and will at that time be the perfect place for beginner skiers and riders first venture into a park venue. Rollercoaster will contain rollers, berms and a mini pipe

Mini-Shred:
The perfect sized park to learn park specific riding skills and progress. Every rail and box is low to the ground and the mini jumps are sized offering minimal consequence.
15ft rainbow box

• 15ft flat rail
• 20ft flat box
• 15ft flat/down rail
• mini table top jump
• mini step down
• 20ft down rail
• 15ft d/f/d rail
• mini stall wall

Lower Accelerator Jumpline :

• medium/large Stepdown Doubleline with dedicated start area to set the flow.

****future additions will include a medium/large hip cut by our one of a kind Hip Cutter

Lower CORE :
Skate inspired medium size park

• dancefloor launch pad
• 30ft u/f/d box
• 30ft tower tube w/multiple options
• 30ft Neff Street Rail
• Triple line of medium table top jumps
• 30ft Staircase..round bar and box ledge options
• double line of BMX jumps
• left to right 20ft slant box
• right to left 20ft slant box
• 10ft vertical corrugated tube tap
• high launch table option
• 30ft down box
• large wallride with multiple options

Upper CORE
opening soon!

Superpipe
opening soon!

Shred
opening soon!

SBX Course
upper half open

With over 10ft of snow in Nov and a full seasons worth of snow making crammed into a 7 day cold snap, the snowcats have been working 24hrs a day keep up with the snow to expand terrain and parks. Continue Reading

Boreal TVC Bonus Edit from humans on Vimeo.

So we had to cut out a lot of riding from the original TVC edit to fit everything in the time limit. Her’s a little bonus edit of just the riding from filming for the Team Video Challenge at Boreal.

Snowboarders - Rob Armenti and Keith Dillon
Skiers - Lundy Schneider and Drew Fisher

Filmed by - Drew Fisher, Rob Armenti, Lundy Schneider and Keith Dillon

Edited by - Rob Armenti

Boreal’s 2^nd Annual Team Video Challenge

The week-long filming session for the Team Video Challenge (TVC) ended on November 22^nd. That’s when thirteen teams feverishly went to work editing their master pieces. Given 72 hours to complete the task, each team produced an edit with the hopes of taking home a piece of the $2,500 cash prize purse.

On Friday, December 3^rd, Boreal hosted the TVC viewing party up on Donner Summit. All the videos were projected onto a massive screen and the public was given an opportunity to vote for their favorite. The public vote was 1/5 of the overall score. In the end it was the deciding factor, shaking up positions and revealing a winner by a one-point margin.

bHappy Films walked home with top-honors and $2,000 cash in their pockets for documenting the epic 5-mile journey from Truckee to Boreal. Team Gremlinz took the last minute lead in the most views category, earning $500 for their efforts. Awards were also handed out for Best Rider, Best Female and Best Skier in the form of a private photo/film session for the winning crew. Best Rider went to Niko Cioffi, Best Female went to Laurie Currier and Andy McDowell earned the Best Skier award.

After seeing TVC videos all over the web, GoPro® contacted Boreal offering to give a full factory sponsorship to the team winning “Best Production”. In the end Team Surface Skis will get fully-dialed thanks to GoPro®.

All the videos from the 2^nd Annual TVC can be viewed on BorealTerrainPark.com. A big thanks goes out to all the filmers, editors and athletes that made this event possible.