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StoryJasper Freeride sets the pathway for Jasper’s young skiers and snowboarders in 2025/26
Based at Marmot Basin, Jasper Freeride Ski & Snowboard anchors the local freestyle scene with winter programs that cover terrain‑park skills, big‑air, moguls and all‑mountain riding. The club offers both recreational and competitive pathways tailored to youth development [1][2].Its mission goes beyond tricks: coaches focus on building confidence, solid technique and a tight community around the hill. Programming welcomes athletes roughly 6–18 from Jasper and nearby communities, supported by a volunteer‑driven coaching team [1][3].Families can connect through the club’s site for evaluations and inquiries, with clear paths for riders who want to progress into events while keeping teamwork, mountain respect and fun at the center of the experience [1][2].
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StoryJasper Freeride offers spring ‘Try It’ days at Marmot Basin for new park riders
Jasper Freeride is opening the park gates to beginners and intermediates this spring, hosting ‘Try It’ days at Marmot Basin on March 22–23 and April 12–13. Thanks to an Every Kid Can Play grant, the club can offer the sessions for about $25 to cover insurance [1].Coaches plan a full day on snow with park and all‑mountain riding, plus access to the club airbag for safe progression. Skiers will also have the option to work moguls with dedicated coaching. Meet‑up is set for 9:15 a.m. at the club’s airbag location between Parking Lots 3 and 4 at Marmot Basin [1][2].Riders should arrive with lift tickets, full gear and helmets, and a packed lunch. The program is aimed at youth looking for a first taste of freestyle in a supportive setting, with details and age‑group guidance shared through the club’s channels [1][3]. Registration is available at jasperfreeride.com/tryit [1].