TIPS AND RULES ON SLOPES

Snowparks are specially designed areas for Freestyle practice and require the use of specific equipment, either for snowboarding or skiing. For safety reasons, access to snowparks with Snowblade® or Big Foot® type skis is not permitted.

• Follow the advice of the snowpark staff.
• Respect the signage. All snowparks have basic rules and usage regulations that you must know to ensure your own safety and that of others.
• Respect other users. Wait for your turn and keep a safe distance. Each module is to be used by only one person at a time.
• Before each jump, make sure the landing area is clear.
• Respect the stopping points. If you want to take photos or videos, stop on the side or in a safe spot, away from jumps and modules.
• If you fall, move away from the landing area as quickly as possible.
• Do not jump sideways from boxes or rails.
• Drones cannot be used without the resort’s permission.
• Choose your route or obstacles according to your skill level.

Only open slopes have boundaries, control, and signage. Outside of them, the responsibility for risks and dangers lies with the skier or snowboarder.

• Check the avalanche risk at www.meteo.ad and remember that if weather conditions are adverse, the wisest decision is to turn back.
• For safer practice, equip yourself with an avalanche transceiver (DVA), shovel, and probe.
• Never ski off-piste alone. Finding tracks is not a sign of safety and can lead to dangerous situations or places.

These lifts usually have a large transport capacity, allowing a high number of people to be moved efficiently.

• They are particularly suitable for pedestrians.
• Users must board without wearing skis or a snowboard; the equipment is placed either inside or on external racks, depending on the installation.
• During the journey, it is possible to remain seated or standing inside the cabin.
• Boarding and disembarking take place at a reduced speed to make it easier for users to enter and exit.

• When boarding:
  • Hold your poles in one hand.
  • If you’re carrying a backpack, always wear it in front.
  • Pay attention when getting on: a distraction can cause falls or loss of balance.
  • If boarding is not done correctly, leave the chair as soon as possible to avoid higher-risk situations.
  • Once seated, lower the safety bar.
  • Children under 1.25 m tall must always be accompanied. It’s important that the child sits on the outer side so that the operator can assist.
• During the ride:
  • Do not swing while on the chairlift.
  • Stay seated with your back against the chair.
• When disembarking:
  • Lift the safety bar at the place indicated by the signage — not before.

• At the start:
  • Before grabbing the drag bar, remember to remove your poles and hold them in one hand.
• During the ride:
  • Do not release the drag bar before reaching the top, and do not grab a bar in line — you could derail the cable and injure yourself or other skiers going up.
  • Slaloming along the drag lift line is strictly prohibited.
  • In case of a fall, release the drag bar and move away from the lift line as quickly as possible.
• At the top:
  • Release the drag bar at the designated area and move away quickly to avoid being hit by the next bar.

• Boarding and disembarking must take place in the designated areas.
• During the ride, walking, sitting, or lying down on the conveyor belt is not allowed.