Terrain parks insurance
"Push your limits. Ride with confidence. Specialist insurance for skiers and snowboarders who train, compete, and enjoy terrain parks — from small-feature park laps to competition-level halfpipe, slopestyle and big air."
Whether you’re mastering your first 180 or chasing podiums, don’t let uncertainty hold you back. Get covered and focus on progression.
What We Cover
We provide tailored coverage for leisure riding, structured training sessions, and participation in competitions across a broad range of freestyle disciplines:
Standard Terrain Park Skiing & Snowboarding
Ideal for riders hitting small jumps and park features. Covered elements include rails, boxes, table-tops, park benches, picnic tables, mailboxes, wall rides, barrels, rainbows, kinks and jams.
Halfpipe (Including Competition)
Full coverage available for halfpipe training and competitions, structured to support both amateurs and elite athletes.
Ski / Snowboard Cross (Competition — Europe Only)
Insured coverage for ski and snowboard cross training and competition activity in Europe.
Slopestyle (Including Competition)
Protection for slopestyle athletes practising rails, jumps and full runs — available for both training and contest entry.
Big Air (Including Competition)
Designed for big air participants: competition-level protection for single-jump events and practice sessions.
Moguls (Including Competition)
Coverage for mogul skiing — both competitive and recreational practice included.
Why Choose Our Terrain Parks Cover?
- Policies tailored for freestyle disciplines — from rails to big air and halfpipe.
- Options for leisure riders, club training, and official competitions.
- Clear policy wording and expert claims support experienced in winter-sports incidents.
- Flexible limits and endorsements available for teams, events, and elite athletes.
Ride Hard. Stay Protected.
Please call 0330 880 5099 to discuss this cover, as it has specific terms and conditions
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Did you know? £7,000 – Cost of medical treatment and repatriation for a broken leg after a boarding accident.
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