No pics but the typical setup was "big" jumpline on skiers right (2 jumps)- sometimes roped off from the rest of the park to keep people out of the landings.

Jibs and some smaller jumps were on the left. Features were very early 2000's, think double/ triple barrel shotguns, boxes with no coping, and 55 gallon steel drums.

I'd say it was a better location for the park but I think you could say that most runs would be better than pineault.

PoikenzNo pics but the typical setup was "big" jumpline on skiers right (2 jumps)- sometimes roped off from the rest of the park to keep people out of the landings.

Jibs and some smaller jumps were on the left. Features were very early 2000's, think double/ triple barrel shotguns, boxes with no coping, and 55 gallon steel drums.

I'd say it was a better location for the park but I think you could say that most runs would be better than pineault.

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Id definitely like to see the park back there one day but not sure if thats in the cards.

we did what we could with the pineault build this year but its really not the right run for a proper park.

I can still sort of recall the setup from probably 2007/08. Up top was coffin box on the right and flat rail (the single small square tube they still use) on the left. Then after the flat rail was the battleship rail. Then to the right there were 2 jumps in a row (probably 20-30 ft, landed my first backie that year on the first one). Then they had I think a corrugated tube then a table top jump thing at the bottom on the flat. Then the wallride right at the bottom.

A couple years before that the rails were all set up at the bottom of Clifford. And before that it was Pineault (I remember a halfpipe there probably around 2003.