These are the Top-Rated Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in the World based on thousands of ratings left by skiers and snowboarders. This league table has been calculated by taking the average score for the 'Terrain Park' category for each ski resort. In order to qualify for the Best Ski Resorts for Snow Parks ranking, a ski resort needs to have received at least 8 Terrain Park Ratings. Ski Resorts with less than 8 ratings have not been included in this league table. If there is a ski resort that you feel should be included in this list or if you don't agree with some of the ranking positions below, please share your own snow park ratings by Leaving a Ski Resort Review.

What is Park Skiing?

Park skiing is a discipline within skiing that involves performing tricks in terrain parks, (also known as snow parks) which are specifically designed areas within ski resorts. Snow parks are built to include various features such as rails, boxes, wallrides, tabletops and jumps (also known as kickers) and some even include quarterpipes or halfpipes among other features. These features range in size and difficulty level to suit different abilities. Snow parks can range from fun and smaller kids parks to snow parks built with 'pro lines' with huge kickers and technical rails. Freestyle skiers and snowboarders perfrom tricks on the various features including jumps, spins, flips, grinds and rail slides. Some terrain parks even include airbags to provide a soft and safe landing for freestylers attempting to learn and practice new tricks.