Leading the park scene is Hemsedal. Voted as "one of the best terrain parks in the world" by the international snowboard press, the park is widely known for its high standard.

Big jumps, fun boxes, two half-pipes of up to 100 metres in length, two quarter-pipes and rails make Hemsedal an ideal playground for the thrill seeker. There is also a separate park for beginners.

Adrenalin kick in the capital

For those seeking to combine big city life with daredevil jumps and tricks, you should visit Oslo. Within half an hour’s reach from the bustling city centre you have two excellent terrain parks - Tryvann Winter Park and Varingskollen.

You will find one of Norway's largest terrain parks at Oslo Winter Park Tryvann. The park's main attraction is a half-pipe with international standards. Varingskollen’s park includes big jumps, boxes, corners, rails and slides.

Fun for the kids

Fugleleiken terrain park at Geilo is one of the very best in Norway. It includes a super pipe of international standards, rails, jumps and big jumps.

To cater for children, Geilo has its own children’s park. This park is also excellent for beginners. It includes a half-pipe, jumps, box rails and a fun box.

Another good place for snowboarders and freestyle skiers is Hafjell. The park has 15 jumps, six rails, a wall ride, big jumps, a mini pipe and a half-pipe.