Peek'n Peak Offers New Terrain Parks

16th December 2007 | By Bob Niedt

Resorts in this article: Peek'n Peak

Hit Peek 'n Peak's 180 Progression Park at the bottom of the Alan-A-Dale trail to polish your terrain park skills. It's a small-feature park for beginners of all ages. Then it's time to move up to the more challenging 360 Park, on Doncaster Trail and Catapult. Not scared yet? Then take on 540 Park and Pipe on Canterbury Trail for the most intense terrain park in the Peek'n Peak experience.

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