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Snowtrax Alpine Activity Centre Dorset UK

Snowboarding · Park & Rails

Freestyle.

Ramps, rails and boxes on the main slope, with a coach in your corner. Snowtrax Freestyle Night turns Proslope into a park built for progression – pop your first box, lock in a rail, and stomp the landing.

WhenEvery Friday · 7-10pm
LevelIntermediate & Advanced
FormatFun · Friendly · Coached
What it is

Your park, after dark.

One night a week the main slope transforms. We roll out ramps, rails and boxes and hand the run over to freestyle – a proper terrain park to session, lap after lap, under the lights.

It's a Fun, Friendly and informative coached class, so you're never just thrown in at the deep end. Our coaches read your riding, set you features that match your level, and feed you the tips that turn a sketchy attempt into a clean, repeatable trick.

Whether you're linking your first box or stepping up to bigger kickers and rails, Freestyle Night is where Dorset's snowboarders come to push their progression.

Snowtrax skiing freestyle park
Built forRamps · Rails · Boxes

Send it.
Stomp it.

There's no feeling like riding away clean from a trick you've been chasing all night. Bring the commitment – we'll bring the features, the coaching and the laps.

Who it's for

Is Freestyle Night for me?

Freestyle Night is an experienced riders' session. You should be confident linking turns and stopping in control before you take on the park – these features ask a bit more of you than a standard slope.

Intermediate & up

You can ride confidently, control your speed and stop where you want to. If you're still finding your feet, get a few lessons in first – then come and play.

Helmet on, always

Helmets must be worn for every freestyle session and are provided free of charge at Reception. Body protection – wrist guards, impact shorts and pads – is strongly recommended.

Up for it

Freestyle rewards commitment. Come ready to try, to fall, and to try again – with a coach guiding every step, you'll progress faster than you'd think.

The session

How a night runs.

Arrive, gear up and grab your helmet from Reception, then head out to the park. Coaches set the features for the group and work the session with you – building from the basics up to whatever you're ready to take on.

It mirrors the structure of our skiing freestyle sessions: same slope, same park, riders and skiers sharing the night under coaching. Sessions must be booked in advance – spaces are limited so the coaching stays hands-on.

WhenFridays · 7-10pm
LevelIntermediate / Advanced
CoachingCoached class
FeaturesRamps · Rails · Boxes
HelmetMust be worn
BookingIn advance only
The event

Freestyle Night.

WhenFri · 7-10pm
WhoIntermediate / Advanced
WhatRamps · Rails · Boxes
StyleCoached & friendly

Ski and Snowboard Freestyle Night puts ramps, rails and boxes on the main slope for an evening of freestyle fun. Improve your freestyle ability in a Fun, Friendly and informative coached class – open to confident, experienced riders.

Helmets are provided free at Reception and must be worn; body protection is recommended. Book online or give the team a call on 01202 499155.

Snowtrax Ski and Snowboard Freestyle Night – Friday 6 to 9pm. Ramps, rails, boxes and fun with freestyle. Intermediate and advanced riders. Coached class. Call 01202 499155.
Before you ride

Kit & the essentials.

Helmet – mandatory

A helmet must be worn for every freestyle session. Bring your own or hire a fully sanitised one free of charge from Reception.

Body protection

Strongly recommended. Wrist guards, impact shorts, knee pads and back protection all help when you're learning to take a tumble.

What to wear

Long sleeves, long trousers and gloves are essential. It's an outdoor slope, so dress for the weather and bring waterproofs if rain's forecast.

Book ahead

Freestyle Night must be booked in advance – online through our booking system or by calling the team. Spaces are limited each week.

Questions

Freestyle FAQs.

Freestyle Night is for experienced, confident snowboarders – intermediate and advanced riders. You should be able to control your speed, link turns and stop where you want to before taking on ramps, rails and boxes. Newer to the sport? Book a few lessons first, then come and session the park.

Freestyle Night runs on Fridays from 6–9pm. Sessions must be booked in advance as spaces are limited – book online or call the team on 01202 499155.

Yes – helmets must be worn for every freestyle session, no exceptions. You're welcome to bring your own, and if you don't have one you can hire a fully sanitised helmet at Reception. Body protection such as wrist guards and impact pads is also strongly recommended.

Wear long sleeves, long trousers and gloves. It's an outdoor slope, so dress for the weather on the day and bring waterproofs if it looks like rain – the slope actually runs better in the wet, so sessions go ahead regardless.

Ideally yes. To get the most out of our Freestyle sessions - you should be riding your own kit, week-in-week-out. All equipment, including a helmet, can be provided for a small equipment hire fee. 

The main slope is transformed with ramps, rails and boxes. Coaches set the features to suit the group on the night and build from the basics upward, so there's something to session whatever your level within the intermediate-to-advanced range.

All sessions are booked in advance – either online through our booking system or by calling the team on 01202 499155. We'd recommend booking early as places each Friday are limited.

Yes – the Snowtrax Freestyle Academy Course offers coached freestyle progression for riders aged 8-16, building park skills in a structured squad. Find out more on our kids & junior snowboarding page.

Still got a question? The team’s on the slope 7 days a week. 01202 499155

Ready to hit the park?

Book your spot on the next Freestyle Night, or call the team seven days a week. Helmet's on us – bring the commitment.