The environment created by the Riglet park is magic and it's been said that it's safe, it's fun, and it's working. Coaches, resorts, and families are finding all kinds of success getting kids on snowboards as soon as they can maintain a little balance. And with the Riglet Reel tow cable and a few mellow snow features like rollers and berms, kids are discovering the sensation of riding on their own.
The Riglet Park has revolutionized our approach to teaching kids to shred. Kids are able to attain their goals while having fun, leaving the hill feeling like they have accomplished something rather than just participating.
Learning to stand sideways is easy when you're playing in this backyard treehouse.
3-2-1...learn to snowboard! We're taking the fun of an introduction to snowboarding lesson to galactic heights at Mount Snow's Burton Riglet Park.
Playtime at the Burton Riglet Park engages kids in a positive introductory snowboarding experience. Young riders ages 3 to 6 can learn in a fun, interactive environment that features wood carvings of iconic characters from Disney-Pixar's Toy Story.
Learn to stand sideways with Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox leading the way in Loon Mountain's Riglet Park. Give the forest critters a high-five and practice your balance as you slide across the train track box. The replica wooden train provides an ideal spot for playtime and for hot cocoa breaks.
The Pirates Riglet Park is designed to introduce children as young as 3 to snowboarding, with an overall design, look and feel of a baseball field.
The Riglet Park has revolutionized our approach to teaching kids to shred. Kids are able to attain their goals while having fun, leaving the hill feeling like they have accomplished something rather than just participating.
The full snowboard experience in a smaller package.
The force is strong at Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort, children 3-6 years old can learn to snowboard in Yoda's Riglet Park at the worlds only Burton Star Wars Experience in the Wild Mountain Children's Center at Sierra Resort.
The Riglet Park has revolutionized our approach to teaching kids to shred. Kids are able to attain their goals while having fun, leaving the hill feeling like they have accomplished something rather than just participating.
There are plenty of hugs and high fives to go around when you learn to turn with Riperroo the dog.
The Riglet Park has revolutionized our approach to teaching kids to shred. Kids are able to attain their goals while having fun, leaving the hill feeling like they have accomplished something rather than just participating.
