The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Italy

Fancy catching some air and pulling tricks? Our snow park rankings showcase the best spots for freestyle action across the pistes. These rankings come straight from the Snomad community - passionate riders who've actually hit these features and rated their experiences. We only include resorts with substantial feedback to ensure you're getting reliable recommendations. Been riding a park that blew your mind? Share your thoughts and help fellow freestylers find their perfect playground.

Looking for more than just kickers and rails? Check out how these resorts stack up for Off-Piste, Intermediates, or Powder Zones. Our comprehensive rankings help you plan your perfect snow adventure.

Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Italy: Livigno - Snow Parks Rating

Livigno's terrain parks consistently earn praise from our community. A user who is an advanced snowboarder mentioned discovering a small snowpark behind their apartment that was "always empty, and we had a snowpark to ourselves most of the time." Another expert skier shared their experience with an instructor named Luca who taught them basic tricks like the Japan grab and 180/360 spins. The parks cater to all abilities, with Spencer noting they're "a highlight with options for every ability." Jack, who initially learned skiing basics in Livigno, has progressed to using the parks more frequently, rating them as "pretty decent, 8/10."

#2 Madonna di Campiglio - Snow Parks Rating

Madonna di Campiglio's terrain parks get rave reviews from our community. One Snomad user, Edoardo, who's an expert snowboarder, calls them "some of the best snowparks in Europe." The impressive Ursus Snowpark stands out with its massive hills, perfect for adrenaline junkies. Leo, an advanced snowboarder, mentions that the resort features three distinct snow parks adding plenty of thrills. The parks cater to various skill levels, with Marcin, an intermediate snowboarder, noting that the area is "perfect for all type riders" where "everybody find something for themselves." Whether you're into jumps, rails or kickers, Madonna's parks deliver.

#3 Alta Badia - Snow Parks Rating

Alta Badia's terrain parks get high marks from our Snomad community. One user who is an expert skier notes that the resort has "a great terrain park" alongside other excellent features like off-piste areas and powder zones. Henry, an intermediate skier, was particularly impressed, calling it "really nice" while enjoying the broader Dolomiti Superski area. The parks complement Alta Badia's well-groomed runs and efficient lift system, making it a hit with riders of all levels. For boarders and freestyle skiers, the parks offer a fun alternative to the resort's extensive piste network and are worth checking out if you're after some airtime.