Skiers and Snowboarders were mixed together during heats to speed up the process of judging.
There were three heats to get into the finals consisting of riders with mixed age groups and abilities.
Terrain Park Designer Marc Moline’s CAD drawing of the course.
With nearly 15 tons of snow the Park Crew had their work cut out for them.
12 o’clock signaled the start of the rail jam.
Riders were told to make their way to the drop-ins to get their first hits in.
The proverbial cob webs were dusted off and tricks were thrown left and right, forwards and switch.
Each heat ran 30 minutes and those who received an orange ribbon were sent to the finals.
Do not let his age or size fool you, this kid can kill it!
The Stair set consisting of a hand rail and down box was one of the favorites.
Michigan native and local rider Miles Roberts eyes up the landing for a clean front 270out.
With a handful of skiers and bountiful amount of snowboarders the judges had a tough decision to make.
The winners were broken up into Grom, Adult, and Best Trick.
John Gardner was given a starter kit of Msnow for best trick.
Second Place Ski went to Epic Planks team rider Bryan Depauw.
First Place Ski was awarded to EvanBoonenberg.
Thousands of photos and hours of video were taken over the course of the two days.
A video recap is bellow to help capture the magnitude of what went on.
Do not forget to checkout Cannosburg Ski Area if you are in the Grand Rapids area.
We have been privileged to be recognized in the Top 3 Terrain Parks in the Midwest.
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