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The World Rookie Camp Returns to Hintertux Glacier from November 12–16, 2025

After a successful premiere last fall, the World Rookie Camp presented by Ästhetiker & World Snowboard Federation is returning to Hintertux Glacier from November 12 to 16, 2025. Organized by the World Rookie Tour, which has been supporting young freestyle snowboarding and freeski talents around the globe for over 20 years, the camp has become a true springboard for aspiring riders from all over the world.

 

At Betterpark Hintertux, the next generation of riders – on one board or two – comes together to kick off the new season and prepare for the upcoming competitions. The focus is not only on progressing their skills and perfecting new tricks, but also on shared fun, community spirit, and living the true freestyle lifestyle. Guided by the experienced Ästhetiker coaches, participants train intensively – with professional filmers and photographers on-site to capture the best tricks and most unforgettable moments.

 

A highlight of the week is the final Rail Session, where riders can earn points for the World Rookie Ranking (Snowboard & Freeski). On top of that, the best girl and best boy will win a coveted invitation to the World Rookie Finals (snowboard/freeski) – including accommodation, lift ticket, and event entry. As an added bonus, the Rail Session serves as a qualifier for the prestigious Rock A Rail Innsbruck, taking place one week later.

 

The program also features a diverse side program that’s both fun and inspiring: a WSF workshop, skate and trampoline sessions at KaBoom in Kaltenbach, and an exciting visit to the Spannagel Cave on the glacier round out the experience.

 

 

The World Rookie Camp is the perfect blend of professional freestyle training, personal growth, and authentic freestyle community. It’s a place where first friendships are formed – friendships that often accompany young riders throughout their competition journey – and where lifelong memories are made.

 

Register now and find all info here. 

 

More information: www.worldrookietour.com,

 

 

Photo-Credits: (c) Ania Grzelka

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Events News WSPL

Summer Bang 2025 hosted by Snowboard Germany: Good Vibes, Big Air & Big Smiles in Scharnitz

For the sixth time, the Summer Bang took over the Banger Park in Scharnitz, Austria, and once again delivered what it’s known for: freestyle snowboarding in a relaxed summer setting, with a strong sense of community and progression at its core.

 

While young riders took part in contests in the U11, U13, U15 and Open categories, showcasing their skills in the jib area and on the landing bags, World Cup athletes used the massive XL jump to get valuable training time in. One special highlight: pro rider Leon Gütl not only dropped in for a few laps, but also co-hosted parts of the event.

 

What makes Summer Bang unique? Around midday, the whole scene comes together – pros, coaches, curious newcomers, and club athletes ride side by side, share tricks and tips, and enjoy a summer day full of stoke and community.

 

 

Looking ahead: Berchtesgaden in focus

 

Inspired by the success of the Summer Bang, the team is now looking into expanding event formats to Snowboard Germany’s landing bag in Berchtesgaden, where another high-end landing bag setup awaits. The idea: to create more opportunities for young athletes, but also for coaches, medical staff and the broader snowboard scene to connect and grow.

 

Good to know: The Berchtesgaden setup is more technically demanding and best suited for riders with prior landing bag experience.

 

Stay tuned for upcoming dates and formats!

 

www.snowboardgermany.com

 

 

Photo-Credit: (c) Snowboard Germany

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initative Judging News

Find out more about the Snowboard Judge Education Program 2025/26

 

The World Snowboard Federation (WSF) and Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) have collaborated to establish a unified judge education pathway to streamline and elevate the quality of judging across all competition levels. This initiative addresses the need for consistent judge training, from local events to international competitions, ensuring fairness and expertise at every stage.

 

As part of this education process the FIS does manage the A & B levels covering Continental Cups, World Cups and Olympics.

 

The WSF is offering the Nations a program to support their C-Level education. The WSF Education also allows other interested parties such as parents, coaches or media to learn about freestyle and judging.

For Judges:

The WSF Education is the pathway for judges to become a certified WSF C Level Judge.

For Nations:

It helps the National Associations to improve their judge education with less effort and resources.

Online Judge Clinic: 

This year’s online judge clinic is scheduled for end of November 2025.

Find out details and costs here.

WSF Academy:

Judges, Nationas, parents, coaches and media  and anybody who is interested, can access the education for free at WSF Academy.

 

 

Photo-Credit: (c) Gustav Hersmann

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Events News WSPL

Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY Announces new tour dates for 2025/2026

The Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY hosted by Blue Tomato is one of the most popular snowboard competition series for young athletes from all over Europe. Last season, it celebrated its 12th anniversary with four events across the best snowparks of the Zillertal. After three exciting competitions in the Hochzillertal-Kaltenbach ski region, in the Zillertal Arena and in Mountopolis Mayrhofen-Hippach in the Zillertal, the overall tour winners were finally crowned the new ‘Kings & Queens of the Zillertal VÄLLEY’ at the grand finale on Hintertux Glacier. Cheers to the new Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY royal family. Check out last season´s highlights here.

 

 

New tour dates 2025/2026

The Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY 2025/2026 starts again in December. The dates are already set:

1st tour stop: 20.-21.12.25 at Hochzillertal-Kaltenbach ski region, first holiday region in Zillertal

2nd tour stop: 24.-25.01.26 at Zillertal Arena, Action-Park Kreuzwiese

3rd tour stop: 28.02.-01.03.26 at PenkenPark Mayrhofen, Mayrhofen-Hippach in the Zillertal

4th tour stop: 25.-26.04.26 Hintertux Glacier, Betterpark Hintertux, Tux-Finkenberg

 

Winners 2024/25:

Open Class (alle): Queen: Marie Kuhlmann (GER), King: Oliver Šťastný (CZE)

Rookies (u 18): Queen: Anna Tomanova (CZE), King: Oliver Šťastný (CZE)

Groms (u 16): Queen: Marie Kuhlmann (GER), King: Aris Kyriazis (GER)

Super Groms (u 12): Queen: Klaudie Pouchova (CZE), King: Riley Sharpe (GBR)

 

‘We would like to congratulate the winners of this year’s VÄLLEY RÄLLEY here in the Zillertal,’ says Ronald Felder, Managing Director of Zillertal Tourismus GmbH, title sponsor and main financier of the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY. ‘It is always a great pleasure to have so many sporting talents here in the valley. That’s why we’re really looking forward to the start of the 2025/2026 tour in December and wish the participants every success and all the best.’

 

 

 

 

About the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY hosted by Blue Tomato:

What started out as a small snowboard competition tour, has now become the most popular event series for young snowboarders in Europe. Twelve years of Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY under the auspices of the local snowboard club ‘Die Aesthetiker.’ The VÄLLEY RÄLLEY offers young athletes a platform to measure their skills against their peers and qualify for further competitions. The event series thus serves as a springboard for young snowboarders into international professional sport. Many formerly very young talents who won their first medal at the Välley Rälley are now at the top of the international competition circuit and won their first medals at the Olympics. The competitions are held in the Olympic discipline ‘Snowboard Slopestyle’ and are linked to the international point systems of the ‘World Snowboard PointList’ and the ‘World Rookie Ranking’. In addition, young people under the age of 18 can qualify for the World Rookie Tour Finals every year. All tour stops further count as recognized Austria Cups of the Austrian Snowboard Association.

 

Special thanks to the partners for their support of the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY:

First and foremost to Zillertal Tourismus GmbH and the Zillertal tourism associations, the mountain railway companies of Hochzillertal-Kaltenbach, Zillertal Arena, Mayrhofner Bergbahnen / Mountopolis and Hintertux Glacier, as well as the event host and leading online shop in the board sports sector: Blue Tomato. Also Red Bull, Horsefeathers, the World Snowboard Federation (WSF), the Austrian Snowboard Federation (ASA), the World Rookie Tour (WRT), the Shredschool and reliable media partners such as Boardriding.com and x-aces.com contributed to the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY´s great success.

 

About the Zillertal:

The Zillertal is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Alps and the top address for snowboarders, as the Zillertal snow parks in particular are among the best freestyle parks in Europe. They have always attracted snowboarders and skiers from all over the world to travel to the valley. The choice is huge, with suitable jumps, rails and boxes available for every age group and skill level – from October until June. Whether freestyle beginner or snowboard pro, everyone will find their perfect playground in the Zillertal snow parks. And while the Snowpark Hochzillertal, PenkenPark Mayrhofen and the Betterpark Hintertux are popular for their extensive set-ups up to the highest pro level, freestyle newcomers can try out their first tricks in the Action Park Kreuzwiese in the Zillertal Arena throughout the winter season. The Zillertal Arena even offers free freestyle coaching sessions with the Ästhetiker Shredschool every week.

 

Find out more about the Zillertal and its snow parks at: www.zillertal.at/winter

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Photo-Credit: (c) Gustav Hersmann, Adrian Formella

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Banked Slalom Events Judging News WSPL ZERO

Register now for the WSF Technical Meeting in Zurich, SUI (20. – 22.09.25)

The WSF cordially invites you to the annual WSF Technical Meeting in Zurich (SUI) from September 20 – 22, 2025.
Get the latest updates to prepare for the upcoming winter season and be part of finding solutions. Open for all WSF members, but also any interested stakeholders. Calendar, event guidelines, Event and result submissions, workshops and much more, get informed.

 

Dates: September 20th-22nd, 2025

Meeting Location: Hotel Allegra, Hamelirainstrasse 5, 8302 Kloten, Switzerland

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

 

Agenda:

 

Saturday, 20.09.

09:00 – 09:30 Welcome

09:30 – 10:30 Keynote

10:30 – 10:45 Coffee break

10:45 – 12:30 WSF EMS “Comma” powered by Wyldata (presentation & instruction of the new system)

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break

14:00 – 18:00 Workshop E+ CHANGE

19:30 WSF Common Dinner (WSF invitation)

 

Sunday, 21.09.

09:00 – 10:30 WorkingGroup COMPETITIVE (WSF Event Guidelines inPathway (T1-T4), Calendaring & Results and more)

09:00 – 10:30 WorkingGroup GRASSROOTS (WSF Banked Slalom Tour, Shred Q&K and more)

10:30 – 10:45 Coffee break

10:45 – 11:30 Calendar Conference (WSPL WSF Events; 3 – 5 stars)

10:45 – 11:30 FairPlay Award & Promotion (Developing a FairPlay Adward in cooperation with the IFPC)

11:30 – 12:15 CLAG-Group

11:30 – 12:15 WSF Anti-Doping-System

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch break

14:00 – 15:00 Summary + Actions Season 25/26

15:00 – 17:30 Workshop E+ 

17:30 – 17:45 Closing

 

Accommodation & room reservation:

The meeting will be held at Hotel Allegra, Zurich Kloten as every year. For room bookings, please get in touch directly with the hotel communicating the code “WSF_2025”. Please e-mail allegralodge@welcomehotels.ch get int touch with our contact Isabelle directly: isabelle.g@a-chesa.ch. Please note that a contingent of rooms is reserved until August 17th, so we recommend to book your room before that date: rooms are available at Hotel Allegra Lodge  (Single room: CHF 178,50 per night including breakfast, Double room: CHF 200) or Hotel Welcome in (Single room: CHF  150 per night including breakfast, Double room: CHF 185). 

 

REGISTER HERE FOR THE WSF TECHNICAL MEETING.

 

For any questions, please get in touch with office@worldsnowboardfederation.org.

 

 

Photo-Credit: (c) Andreas Amplatz

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Riding Toward Zero: A Sustainable Future for Snowboarding

 

As the snow beneath our boards melts faster with every passing season, the call for action in the snowboarding community has never been louder.

 

The “ZERO Emission Rides Objective” (ZERO Project)—powered by the EU’s Erasmus+ programme—is leading the charge to embed sustainability into the core of grassroots snowboarding governance. From environmental policies to emission-cutting strategies, the movement is uniting youth sports communities to ride not only with style, but with purpose.

 

Why Sustainability Matters More Than Ever

Climate change is directly threatening the future of snowboarding. Rising temperatures and unreliable snowfall put the very foundation of the sport at risk. This isn’t just an environmental issue—it’s an existential one for the snowboarding world.

That’s why the ZERO Project set out to evaluate where national snowboard federations stand today—and where they need to go tomorrow.

 

What We Found: Awareness High, Action Lagging

A comprehensive survey of national snowboard federations revealed that while environmental awareness is widespread, structured action is still lacking:

  • Most organisations recognize their environmental impact
  • Some have sustainability officers or policies in place
  • But few have sustainability embedded into their statutes, and even fewer have monitoring tools or long-term plans

Clearly, there’s potential—but also a pressing need—for deeper commitment.

 

Recommendations: 9 Steps to Shred Responsibly

To support real progress, the report outlines nine clear recommendations—from appointing sustainability officers to joining global frameworks like the UN Sport for Climate Action Framework. The goal? Help every snowboard federation, no matter where they start, to integrate sustainability into their governance, operations, and culture.

 

Call to Ride Differently

This isn’t just about protecting powder days. It’s about building a more resilient, respected, and future-proof snowboarding community.

The ZERO Project is more than a report—it’s a rallying cry.

Now’s the time to ride toward zero emissions, zero excuses, and a 100% sustainable snowboarding future.

Read the full report here.

 

 

Photo-Credits: (c) Sneeuwsport Vlaanderen, Ania Grzelka

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Events News

Out with a BANG: Scharnitz Hosts This Summer’s Must-See Snowboard Youth Event

Out with a BANG: Scharnitz Hosts This Summer’s Must-See Snowboard Youth Event

Once again, Snowboard Germany and the Snowgau Freestyle Team are teaming up to host the summer contest for all up-and-coming snowboarders: On July 20, 2025, the Summer Bang will take place for the sixth time at Banger Park in Scharnitz, Austria, as part of the Junior Freestyle Tour.

Cool Tricks and Big Air
Together with the Snowgau Freestyle Team, Snowboard Germany is bringing the Junior Freestyle Tour Summer Bang to the Austrian town of Scharnitz.

On Sunday, July 20, 2025, the competition will run in the unique SKOLF format. Riders will be judged in four categories:

 

  • U11 (born 2015 and later)
  • U13 (2014–2013)
  • U15 (2012–2011)
  • Open (2010 and older)

At the national training center in Berchtesgaden, preparations are already in full swing for the next summer stop of the Junior Freestyle Tour — now featuring a brand-new landing bag.

What the SKOLF?!

Never heard of it? SKOLF is a mash-up of “Game of S.K.A.T.E.” and golf. Here’s how it works: Participants must land predetermined tricks — on both snowboards and jib boards — in as few attempts as possible. To do so, Banger Park in Scharnitz offers two differently sized landing bags and a jib area. Most of the action will take place on the landing bags: think airtime and progression!

Presented by Snowgau Freestyle Team

As in previous years, the Snowgau Freestyle Team from Oberammergau is playing a key role in organizing the event and will once again be providing food, drinks, and good vibes for riders and spectators alike.

 

Register here for it. 

 

Photo-Credit: (c) Snowboard Germany

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initative News ZERO

ZERO Project: Uniting for a More Sustainable Winter Sports Industry

 

From June 2–4, the ZERO Project team came together in the picturesque city of Antwerp, Belgium, for the 4th ZERO Partners Meeting. Hosted by Sneeuwsport Vlaanderen, this in-person gathering marked a crucial milestone in the Erasmus+ project’s journey toward a more climate-conscious winter sports industry.

 

Three Days of Collaboration and Progress

Federations and partners from across Europe spent three productive days in Antwerp, combining intense working sessions with opportunities to explore the city on bike. The focus was clear: evaluate progress, fine-tune upcoming deliverables, and prepare for the project’s culmination later this year.

 

 

Constructive Dialogue and Clear Action Points

While challenges were acknowledged, the tone was forward-looking. Partners engaged in open, solution-oriented discussions, sharing valuable feedback to refine two of the project’s key tools:

  • The ZERO Card Game, designed to spark climate conversations among youth
  • The online educational climate course, aimed at raising awareness and building sustainability skills

Both tools are in their final stages and will be updated based on the feedback received during the sessions.

 

Interactive Highlights: Testing the Card Game

A standout moment of the meeting was the interactive card game session. Attendees split into groups to test and play the game, offering hands-on input that will directly shape its final version—set for release this autumn.

 

 

Looking Ahead: Final Conference in Bern

The team also laid the groundwork for the Final Conference, which will take place in Bern, Switzerland, on November 25th, 2025. With momentum building and contributions from across Europe, the event promises to be a powerful culmination of the project’s efforts.

 

Thank You to Our Hosts

A heartfelt thank you to Sneeuwsport Vlaanderen for their excellent organization and warm hospitality throughout the event. Their efforts helped create a productive and inspiring environment for all involved.

 

What’s Next?

  • Finalization of the ZERO Card Game
  • Optimization of the online climate course
  • Preparation for the Final Conference in Bern

Stay tuned—and be sure to mark November 25th on your calendar!

 

Photo-Credits: (c) WSF

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Events News WSPL

Zillertal Välley Rälley 2024/25 is a wrap – overall tour winners crowned in Hintertux

Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY hosted by Blue Tomato 4th stage – Crowning of the overall tour winners at Hintertux Glacier in Tux-Finkenberg: 03-04 May 2025

 

The grand final of the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY 2024/2025 hosted by Blue Tomato took place at Hintertux Glacier in the beginning of May with the 4th and final tour event. Young snowboarders from all over Europe had travelled to Tux-Finkenberg for the last contest of the season and crowning of the overall tour winners.

 

Oliver Štastný from Czech Republic and Marie Kuhlmann from Team Germany ultimately took the overall victory of this year’s Zillertal snowboard Amateur Series, which was held in the Olympic discipline ‘Snowboard Slopestyle’ at Betterpark Hintertux on May 3rd and 4th 2025.

 

Just in time for the final Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY event, Betterpark Hintertux started into the spring season with a large setup at the bottom of the impressive Olperer mountain on Hintertux Glacier. Wille Kaufmann and his Betterparks shape team had conjured up a versatile setup for all ages and skill levels for the 4th stage of the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY. On Saturday, 3rd of May 2025, over fifty ambitious snowboarders showed up to show off their best tricks on Betterparks´ medium line at the last Slopestyle competition of the season.

 

 

Enzo Valax (FRA) and Marie Kuhlmann (GER) were both delighted with their 1st place in the open class. Enzo also saved himself the highly coveted Horsefeathers Best Trick Award with a sensational ‘SW BS 900’, while Marie claimed another gold medal in her own age category (Grom Girls). In the Rookie category (U18), Anna Tomanova (CZE) and Dima Luchkin (UKR) delivered the best performances, earning themselves the win. Aris Kyriazis (GER) won the Grom Boys (U16) competition, while Klaudie Pouchova (CZE) and Riley Sharpe (GBR) both took victory for their solid performances in the youngest age group of Super Groms (U12).

 

The results of the 4th and final VÄLLEY RÄLLEY tour stop in Hintertux finally also determined the overall tour leaders. The lucky winners were crowned the new Kings and Queens of the Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY 2024/2025 at the festive conclusion of another successful snowboard event series. Congratulations to the new winners:

 

 

Open Class:

Queen: Marie Kuhlmann (GER) – King: Oliver Šťastný (CZE)

Rookies (U 18)

Queen: Anna Tomanova (CZE) – King: Oliver Šťastný (CZE)

Groms (U 16)

Queen: Marie Kuhlmann (GER) – King: Aris Kyriazis (GER)

Super Groms (U 12)

Queen: Klaudie Pouchova (CZE) – King: Riley Sharpe (GBR)

 

For full results and rankings of the last tour stop and the overall tour rankings, videos and photo galleries head here.

 

Ines Eberl from Marketing at Hintertux Glacier was delighted with the successful event: ‘It’s a pleasure for us to see how much enthusiasm and ambition the young athletes have for their sport and we are very proud to be able to make a contribution to youth development by being part of the game.’

 

Sunday was all about the pleasure of snowboarding together. Motivated freestyle newcomers learned new tricks in small groups with the Ästhetiker coaches. Everyone was invited to get involved into the Ästhetiker Style Sessions and throw down their best style tricks. Among the girls, the overall winner´s little sister, Tilda Kuhlmann was delighted to receive a special award. Nunu Kunert (CZE) got rewarded the grom boys style award for his ‘Frontside 360 Tail’. And while Fabian Nehring (GER), participant since the 1st ever VÄLLEY RÄLLEY eleven years ago, came second with his stylish ‘JapÄn Air’, Niko Lemark (SLO) was delighted to win the overall Ästhetiker Style Award in the men’s category by throwing down a ‘Frontside 260 Lien.

 

’To finish of this year’s Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY in a perfect way, Tux-Finkenberg sponsored sausages and fries for everyone. What a season – it´s a wrap! A big shout out goes to the riders, coaches, parents, the Zillertal and all partners and sponsors of the Zillertal Välley Rälley tour stop at Hintertux: Zillertal Tourismus GmbH, Zillertaler Gletscherbahn with the Betterpark Hintertux, Tourismusverband Tux-Finkenberg, Blue Tomato, Red Bull, Horsefeathers, World Snowboard Federation (WSF), Austrian Snowboard Federation (ASA), World Rookie Tour (WRT), as well as Betterparks. at, Boardriding.com, x-aces.com and Freestyle Events Austria.

 

The Betterpark Hintertux will remain open until the 1st of June 2025 now. All information about actual conditions and opening hours.

 

All results, tour ranking, video and photo galleries.

 

 

Photo-Credits: (c) Adrian Formella

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Events News World Rookie Tour WSPL

Coming up: Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY final with crowning of the overall tour winners 2025

4th stage and great Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY final with crowning of the overall tour winners at Betterpark Hintertux – Hintertux Glacier – Tux-Finkenberg going down from May 3rd to 4th, 2025.

 

The great Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY tour finals hosted by Blue Tomato will go down at Hintertux Glacier in Tux-Finkenberg on the first weekend of May. And just in time for the kick-off into the probably best freestyle season of the year, Betterpark Hintertux opens its gates with a great new setup on the 26th of April 2025. With its unique combination of international snowboard slopestyle competitions, freestyle coachings and side events, the VÄLLEY RÄLLEY has become one of the leading grassroots contest series for snowboarders from all over Europe. In addition to the winners of the 4th tour stop, the overall tour winners will be crowned new ‘Kings and Queens of the Zillertal VÄLLEY’ in Hintertux. The Online registration for contest and coachings is now open until Thursday, 01 May 2025. Save your start spot and reach for the crown: https://valleyralley.at/

 

 

The infamous Betterpark Hintertux has woken from winter dormancy. With its popular XXL setup, the snowpark at the bottom of the ‘Olperer’ will ring in the spring season on April 26th. The schedule of the 4th and final Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY tour stop in the beginning of May includes a contest day and a training day, freestyle coachings and the popular Ästhetiker Style Session, where also non-contest-competitors can get involved.

 

On the contest day, snowboarders of all age groups will compete in their respective categories. Young talents will show off with their best freestyle tricks at the slopestyle contest on Betterpark´s medium line. As at all previous tour stops, the day’s winners will be awarded with plenty of medals, prize money and the last VÄLLEY RÄLLEY overall ranking points of the season. The best trick will be honoured with a special prize by Horsefeathers Clothing. Depending on the weather, the contest will take place on Saturday or Sunday. The organizers will announce the final schedule until Thursday before the event. During the contest, there might be restrictions on the medium line for non-participants.

 

With the last of four contest results, the VÄLLEY RÄLLEY overall tour winners will be set in Hintertux. The new Kings and Queens of the Zillertal VÄLLEY will be crowned the new ‘Zillertal VÄLLEY RÄLLEY royal family 2024/2025’ after the regular prize giving at Hintertux Glacier.

 

 

On top of all this, the contest participants will be collecting valuable points on the international World Snowboard Point List (WSPL). The tour stop counts as an ASA (Austrian Snowboard Association) Austria Cup and rookies (U18) will be credited extra points in the World Rookie Ranking. Don´t miss the last gathering of the Zillertal VÄLLEY Family in Hintertux and register now!

 

The partners of the 4th tour stop are:

Zillertal Tourism, the Zillertal Glacier Mountain Railway Company with Betterpark Hintertux, Tux-Finkenberg Tourism, Blue Tomato, Red Bull, Horsefeathers, the World Snowboard Federation (WSF), the Austrian Snowboard Federation (ASA) and World Rookie Tour (WRT) as well as Betterparks.at.

 

You haven´t saved your accommodation yet?

Then have a quick look at https://www.tux.at/ and https://www.zillertal.at/

All information about the age groups and registration can be found here:  https://valleyralley.at/

 

Photo-Credit: (c) Gustav Hersmann, Matt McHattie

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