
SNOWPARK MOTTOLINO
Over the years, the Mottolino Snowpark has become an absolute benchmark for freestyle in Italy and across Europe.
Renowned for the quality of its features, the creativity of its setups, and the relentless passion of its team of shapers, it has hosted top-level international events such as the Burton European Open, River Jump, World Rookie Fest, the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard European Cup, and the 2024 FIS Freestyle Junior World Championships.
Located near the Trepalle chairlift, it offered an 800-meter area with over 60 features divided into M, L, and XL lines designed for riders of all levels, plus one of the most complete rail lines in the Alps.
WINTER UPDATE 2025-2026
For the 2025–26 winter season, the Mottolino Snowpark closes its chapter after years of history, innovation, and shared passion.
An area that has left an indelible mark on the world of freestyle, helping to build Livigno’s reputation as one of the most iconic destinations for riders and snowboarders from all over the world.
Our slope, however, will continue to play a leading role in the freestyle scene thanks to the new Livigno Snowpark, which will host the most spectacular freeski and snowboard competitions of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games — including the slopestyle and halfpipe events.
Livigno is thus preparing for a unique season, defined by adrenaline and top-level sport.
DISCOVER THE SNOWPARK
In recent seasons, world-class athletes have trained at the Mottolino Snowpark: Nick Goepper (three Olympic medals between Sochi 2014, Pyeongchang 2018, and Beijing 2022, and two World Championship silver medals), Billy Morgan (Olympic bronze medalist at Pyeongchang 2018), Seppe Smits (five World Championship medals, including two golds at La Molina 2011 and Sierra Nevada 2017), Katie Summerhayes (silver at the 2015 Kreischberg World Championships), Aimee Fuller, Paddy Graham, Sabrina Cakmakli, James Woods, and Sven Thorgren.
The Livigno Snowpark has also hosted international events: the Burton European Open, with photo shoots for leading industry magazines; the River Jump, featuring the spectacular jump over the Spöl River; various editions of the World Rookie Fest, the latest of which took place in January 2025; and European Cup competitions in freestyle skiing slopestyle and snowboarding. Additionally, the snowpark was the venue for the FIS Junior World Championships in Snowboard and Freestyle in 2024.
With over 60 structures spread across an 800-meter-long area, you can showcase your skills alongside the best pro snowboarders and freestylers in the world!
Structures and Lines Open 2024/2025
KICKERS
Lines M: 1
Lines L: 1
Linee XL: 2
RAILS:
20 open (from the easiest on the XL line structures)

