Riglet Parks are built to attract kids using a playground-like setting that keeps things interesting and exciting. But it’s more than just “looking fun”—these parks are carefully designed to help kids work on the fundamentals of snowboarding. Using unique and brightly colored features, kids focus on playtime while learning basic snowboarding techniques and foundational skills that can later be applied to the rest of the mountain (when they’re ready).

Riglet Parks focus on developing skills like stability, balance, edge control and the general feeling of sliding on snow.

There are several different types of programs available from Burton Riglet Snowboarding, and each one has been developed around a specific location. And a great thing about Riglet is that it can bring snowboarding to anyone, anywhere - from cities to schools to playgrounds to beaches - no snow needed.

Types of Riglet Programs:

Riglet Park Event (On-Snow/Resort): On-Snow Riglet programs provide plenty of fun and learning for the kids, no matter their ability level.

Riglet Park Event (On-Snow/City): With just a little bit of snow, a Riglet Park can be built almost anywhere, including pop-up events in a city near you—no mountain needed.

Riglet Park Event (Off-Snow/City): With innovative gear and tools, snow is no longer a requirement for introductory snowboarding. In fact, this type of event can be hosted literally anywhere you can think of.

Riglet Park Event (School): Burton’s team of passionate partners and coaches has created an entire physical education (PE) curriculum for elementary/middle schools so that kids can learn the basics of snowboarding right in gym class.

If you’re reading this page, it’s probably because you're involved with getting kids out snowboarding. So, we have included some fun Riglet activities for the kiddos to get them excited about snowboarding all year round, just download and print.