This season as well, snow skating will be permitted on selected courses for a limited period in March.
This year, the accessible area has been further expanded. In addition to the East Mt. “Tignes Course,” snow skating will also be allowed on the West Mt. “White Lover Course” and “Family Course.”

Enjoy a unique riding experience different from usual amid the spring-only conditions.
When using the courses, please check the precautions in advance and enjoy safely.

About Snow Skating (*Please Read Carefully)

[Available Riding Period]
01/03/2026(Sun) – 31/03/2026(Tue)

[Available Lifts]
・East Quad Lift
・West No.1 Quad Lift

[Available Course]
・East Tignes mid-to-lower zone (including Freedom Park)
・White Lover Course
・Family Course
*Freedom Park will close for general access on 22/03/2026(Sun).
*23/03/2026(Mon) – 27/03/2026(Fri), Freedom Park will be closed for course preparation ahead of the Banked Slalom competition on 28/03/2026(Sat) – 29/03/2026(Sun).

[Riding Conditions]
・Leash cord must be worn at all times.
・Only snow skates with edges are permitted.

Precautions for Riding

・Always attach a leash cord to the snow skate and ensure it does not separate from your body.
・Wearing a helmet and protective gear is recommended.
・If you ride outside the permitted courses, your lift ticket will be confiscated.
・Carefully check your surroundings and prevent accidents or collisions on the course or in the snow park. Sitting down or hiking up within the course or snow park is prohibited.

Boarding, Getting off, and Riding on Lifts

Please follow ski resort rules and use in proper manners.
・Ride safely at a speed appropriate to your skill level.
・Before using the lift, confirm that the leash cord is correctly attached. Staff will check at the lift boarding area.
・While riding the lift, always lower the safety bar and take care not to drop the snow skate.
・When getting off the lift, ensure the leash cord is not caught on the carrier and hold it in your hand to remove slack.
・Any accidents caused by the board sliding away during riding are the customer’s own responsibility. Please note that the ski resort cannot assume any liability.

Risks and Countermeasures on Lifts

Understand the risks when using lifts and take thorough safety measures.
・Risk of feet catching on the snow surface immediately after boarding, leading to falls or injury.
・Risk of dropping the snow skate due to impact with the lift carrier.
・Risk of dropping the snow skate while riding the lift, which may cause accidents to yourself or other users.
・Risk of the leash cord catching on the carrier when getting off, potentially leading to emergency stops or inconvenience to other users.
・Risk of falling when getting off, colliding with the carrier, or contacting following riders.

What is Snow Skate?

Snow skating is a sport structured with a single board attached beneath a skateboard deck (board), ridden without fixing the feet with bindings like a snowboard—similar to a “skateboard that glides on snow.” There are several types, but all share the characteristic of high freedom of movement because the feet are not fixed to the board. It can be enjoyed especially at the beginning of the season in December when snowfall is light, as well as in the spring season, and in recent years the number of ski areas in Japan where it is permitted has been increasing.