This lane is open with a great progressive set up. You will find small and medium box features and four smaller jumps ready for you to practice your tricks. The small and medium features are designed so you can start small and work your way up. Progress at your own speed.

Remember to inspect the features before using them. Leave lots of room between you and the person in front using the feature and never sit in the landing zone of any jump or rail.

Have fun!

The top of the Medium/Large lane is ready to go with a number of progressive features. We've also opened the lane to skier's left of the XL/Large lane with four jumps that measure from 25 to 35 feet, a hip and a rail.

Remember to inspect the features before using them. Leave lots of room between you and the person in front using the feature and never sit in the landing zone of any jump or rail.

The crew has been working with the cats to build several new features in the XL and Large lane including a really fun feature using two dancefloors and the rebirth of the jibtron feature from last season. Our XL jumps have also been reworked again with wider takeoffs and smoother landings. The jumps currently sit at 35, 45 and 55 feet.

Always inspect this lane before using. Make sure you understand your speed andunderstand that snow conditions constantly change and are not the same through out the day. This area contains our XL and Large features and is not an area for beginners or intermediate riders. Please ride and ski with care. Leave lots of room between you and the person in front of you and do not stop in landing areas no matter what.

Due to natural snow, the condition of the pipe will change daily based on rider use, snow conditions and temperature. Please inspect the pipe before using and always call your drop in. Give other riders and skiers plenty of room in the half pipe. Ride and ski with care.

The TELUS Park snowcross course has undergone a makeover since the Canada~Snowboard SBX Tour stop, and we now have one of the most fun, and challenging, courses Big White has ever seen.

The snowcross course is considered an XL feature. Please inspect the course before you use it. Make sure you leave lots of room between you and other users. Always slow down and watch for slower snowboarders and skiers on the track. Watch your speed and ride and ski with care.

The snowcross course will be closed to the public from March 10th to 12th as the Western Canada Ski Cross Championships visit Big White.