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Slopestyle Snowboard & Freeski

Course Map Slopestyle

Corvatsch / Murtèl, Silvaplana 

The snowboard and freeski athletes tackle a slopestyle course with rails, boxes, and big jumps, resembling a skatepark on snow, but with a slope. They impress the audience with tricks, spins, and grabs, offering plenty of room for individuality and personal style. Slopestyle provides the ultimate combination of creativity, technique, and courage – the perfect show! Each run is judged based on difficulty, execution, and style.

Disciplines: Snowboard Slopestyle Women/Men (SB SS), Freeski Slopestyle Women/Men (FK SS)

Competition Info

  • Start 2693m, Finish 2538m, Elevation difference 155m, Track length 655m
  • Obstacles Section 1: Flat Street Rail 6m, Stepdown Rail 12m, Downrail 7.5m, Flat Rail to Street Down Rail 11m
  • Obstacles Section 2: Wallride 8x2.5m, Uprail 6m, Upcircle 7m
  • Obstacles Section 3: Kicker 20m
  • Obstacles Section 4: Double-Kicker 22m
  • Obstacles Section 5: Kicker 24m
  • Obstacles Section 6: Double Quarter Pipe approx. 8m length and 6.5m height
  • Obstacles Section 7: 2 Flat Rail to Down Rail 12m, Triple Kink 12m

Snowboard Slopestyle, Women:

  • Qualifications: 1 heat with 30 snowboard women, 2 runs, best run counts
  • Finals: 12 snowboard women, 2 runs, best run counts

Snowboard Slopestyle, Men:

  • Qualifications: 2 heats with 30 snowboard men each, 2 runs per heat, best run counts. The top 8 snowboarders from each heat qualify for the finals.
  • Finals: 16 snowboard men, 2 runs, best run counts

Freeski Slopestyle, Women:

  • Qualifications: 1 heat with 30 freeskier women, 2 runs, best run counts
  • Finals: 12 freeskier women, 2 runs, best run counts

Freeski Slopestyle, Men:

  • Qualifications: 2 heats with 30 freeskier men each, 2 runs per heat, best run counts. The top 8 freeskier men from each heat qualify for the finals.
  • Finals: 16 freeskier men, 2 runs, best run counts

Corvatsch / Murtél Middle Station, Silvaplana-Surlej – Accessible via the Corvatsch Cable Car.

The competition area stretches along the Mandra chairlift. The start area is at the Murtél middle station, and the finish area is at the Mandra valley station.

The competitions can be freely viewed with skis or snowboard along the competition area. A ski pass is required for using the mountain lifts.

Pedestrians can only watch the competitions from the upper part of the course.

Please note: The Mandra chairlift is not accessible to pedestrians. There is no footpath along the Mandra chairlift.

A pedestrian ticket is required for the Corvatsch cable car. This can only be purchased at the mountain railway ticket office.

Here is the site map for Corvatsch.

Here is the slope map for Corvatsch.