900 metres of snowpark, two lines and plenty of features to link together. At the Morea Snowpark, riders can start with their first tricks or take on more pro-level combinations, whether on skis or a snowboard. The spot is located on the Bellamonte slope, in the Alpe Lusia ski area. It can be reached via the second section of the gondola, on the left-hand side of the Le Fassane run, just below the Chalet 44 Alpine Lounge.
Morea Snowpark
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Family fun
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Snowpark
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Crossline
Snowpark info
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Features
- Easy Line
- Pro Line
- Street Park
- Kickers
- Boxes
- Rails
- Wallride
- Rollers
Characteristics
- Length: 900 m
- Width: 40 m
- Ski passes: Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino,
Valle Silver, Dolomiti Superski - Maintenance: daily
- Artificial snow: YES
- Music: NO
- Available snowcats and tools: 2 snow groomer
- How to get there: gondola Le Fassane - La Morea
Morea Snowpark
The Morea Snowpark offers two lines designed to support progression in freestyle, from the first tricks to increasingly fluid and complete runs. The setup may vary depending on snow conditions and from one season to the next.
Along the park, kickers, rollers and boxes alternate, to be tackled individually or linked together across the full 900 metres. On the Easy Line, riders can get to grips with the features and start putting together their first combos. The Pro Line takes things to another level: spins, grabs and slides come together in the same run. Here, the aim is to keep the flow going all the way to a clean landing.
The Street Park takes riding into the world of jibbing. Rails, low walls an a wallride evoke the feel of street freestyle, leaving riders to decide how to combine entries, slides and exits.
A specialised crew keeps everything in top shape throughout the season, taking care of the setup, shaping and reshaping. The Morea is also a spot frequented by athletes from various ski clubs. A trick is tried, the lift is taken back up and the trick is tried again; in between, riders watch each other, compare notes and swap a few tips.
Next to it, freestyle takes on a different pace on the Cervo Fun Slope. Its 400 metres are designed primarily for children and beginners: bumps, banked turns, a snail-shaped tunnel and funboxes offer a playful way to test balance and confidence, learn to read changes in terrain and tackle the first obstacles with greater control.
Snowpark rules
- The use of a homologated helmet is compulsory and the utilization of other protection equipment is recommended (e.g. back protector, etc.).
- In the snowpark jumps, slope gradient variations and artificial structures are installed; they vary in difficulty and change constantly depending on snow-conditions, wear, shape and time.
- Make a precautionary check to measure the degree of difficulty and the risks linked to the track you choose.
- Avoid using the facilities if you lack the necessary skill and experience to use them safely.
- Check carefully that the landing area is clear before jumping.
- Read and follow the rules of conduct for skiers and snowboarders (art. no. 30-ter in the Regulation for the implementation of the Provincial Law no. 7/87).
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With Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino ski pass, you can ski in the Moena Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino - Falcade ski areas.
