Best terrain parks in the World

Snowboard Guide rating 10 out of 10 “Major riding for all styles and all levels, especially backcountry and amazing park and pipes.But take note: lift queues can be very long, especially at Easter and Christmas. Avoid major holidays if an option and Sundays are quieter than Saturdays, especially on Blackcomb. Great summer riding on Blackcomb Glacier.”

Snowboard Guide rating 10 out of 10 “Award winning parks & pipes, great freeriding, but try and avoid weekends. ”

Snowboard Guide rating 8 out of 10 “Despite being an expensive location, this is a super good resort with great snowboard terrain, and excellent local services. If you want to ride an amazing park with something for every one and which is groomed and maintained daily, this is the place to come. ”

Snowboard Guide rating 9 out of 10 “Small but perfectly formed and unfortunately closed for the 2012/13 season ...”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “it's not a holiday resort, except if you wanna go for the halfpipe or the kickers.”

Snowboard Guide rating 8 out of 10 “Exactly what it says on the tin. If you like terrain parks, then its a must visit, otherwise don't bother.”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Okay slopes and one massive park, but dull off”

Snowboard Guide rating 8 out of 10 “Big area, with some decent freeriding, and maybe the best park in Austria. Has a big British seasonaire contingent, and the home of Snowbombing and the Altitude festivals.”

Snowboard Guide rating 8 out of 10 “With an amazing park, open terrain, illegal but accessible off-piste, a warm Italian reception, and prices far cheaper than most other resorts in western Europe, Livigno is one excellent Italian job.”

Snowboard Guide rating 9 out of 10 “Good resort with excellent freeriding and carving areas. The main problem with Avoriaz are the crowds and long lift queues.”