Terrain Park Features

Treble is world-renowned for its natural pipes and terrain features. We’ve added to that with some specially-built terrain park features to complement what nature has provided for us.

New for 2010 are the construction of two permanent tabletop sites in the upper main basin and saddle areas utilising TC’s natural terrain features. These enhanced jumps will fit into your run or provide a sessioning point equal to none.

Between 8–15 m, the jumps will be serviced daily by the winch cat team and park rangers. The jumps are designed to suit TC’s core freeride customer who wants to practise and play in the air on consistent features.

Step Up Park

With the new enhanced terrain features giving TC some great Big Air sites, Treble Cone will be concentrating on providing smaller learner and intermediate features in its park as a training ground suitable for freeriders looking to Step Up.

The park will be located either in the Saddle Basin at the end of the Bullet run or out to Skiers left of the Six-seater in the upper main basin along the side of Camel.

Earthworks benching in this area will allow features to open early in the season.

Park features include: