Terrain Park
at the Frisco Adventure Park

Terrain Park Updates

The Terrain Park at the Frisco Adventure Park is closed for the season.

Update from May 6- This past week’s high temps not only melted out Dillon Reservoir but have also substantially impacted the Frisco Adventure Park’s snow pack, making it impossible to safely keep the Terrain Park open. Even with the few inches of snow received last night and expected cold temps, we just do not have enough remaining snow. We look forward to welcoming you back during the winter 2024/25 season with our new portable rope tow, and thanks to all who checked it out this past weekend.

About the Terrain Park at the Frisco Adventure Park

In January 2024, the Frisco Adventure Park opened a new hike-to terrain park adjacent to the community ski and snowboard hill. Paid access to the terrain park is available five days a week from 10:00am to 4:00pm and closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Currently, the terrain park has eight features which are available via a rope tow, including boxes, rails and snow features which are being adjusted every few weeks and progress from small to large. The terrain park is regularly maintained by the Frisco Adventure Park’s operations professionals, and tickets are required to access.

Mobile Rope Tow

The mobile rope tow is now open on the tubing hill to take advantage of the snow in that area which often lasts well into late spring. There are currently eight features including boxes, rails and snow features. During the 2024/25 winter season, it is anticipated that the mobile rope tow will be available all season to the terrain park.

The terrain park is being regularly maintained by the Frisco Adventure Park’s operations professionals, and tickets are required to access.

Getting to the Terrain Park at the Frisco Adventure Park

The Terrain Park at the Frisco Adventure Park is located between Frisco and Breckenridge on Highway 9. From Main Street Frisco, follow Highway 9 southbound for 1 mile, turn left onto Recreation Way (at the traffic light). There are several different parking lots off of Recreation Way and near the Day Lodge and Nordic Center.