Inside AP: Lil' Stash
Lil' Stash
Jumps, wide boxes & a banked slalom: your first step into freestyle
Reading time: 2 minutes (approx. 120 sec.) | Flachauwinkl, Salzburg
Your first time in a snow park sticks with you. The first box, the first little jump and the feeling of trying something new: that's exactly what Lil' Stash at AbsolutPark Flachauwinkl is built for.
Designed for kids and beginners, the area has jumps and around 15 beginner obstacles, including wide boxes and easy rails. Young snowboarders and freeskiers can get a feel for freestyle features, work on their movement and ease into park riding at their own pace.
It's not about big airs or hard tricks. It's about having fun, getting those first wins and starting freestyle the safe way.
Der Lil' Stash liegt direkt unter der Bergstation des Powder Shuttle, ganz oben am Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl.
2 Sections
Top Section & Lower Section
1
Banked Slalom
~15
Beginner Obstacles
Lil’ Stash
Discover freestyle the easy way
Lil' Stash is the ideal starting point for anyone taking their first steps in a snow park. The setup is made for beginners: wide, easy-to-ride boxes and rails let you try out different freestyle features.
It's all about getting a feel for riding obstacles. How do I approach a box? How do I keep my balance? And how do I ride off a feature in control?
Lap after lap, beginners build confidence and improve bit by bit. Lil' Stash gives them the space to do that, with no pressure to pull big tricks right away.
Two sections, plenty of firsts
Lil' Stash Top Section
Lil' Stash Lower Section
According to the current Snowpark Status, Lil' Stash is split into two areas for the 2026/27 winter season: the Lil' Stash Top Section and the Lil' Stash Lower Section, plus a banked slalom. Together they combine classic freestyle features with playful elements.
Lil' Stash Top Section
The Lil' Stash Top Section has jumps as well as wide boxes and easy rails. This is where kids and beginners try their first jumps and get started with jibbing.
Young riders learn to judge their speed, keep their balance and ride a feature in control. Small steps forward and first wins come first.
Lil' Stash Lower Section
The Lil' Stash Lower Section has a mix of boxes and rails to keep practising what you've learned and build confidence on features. Two sections mean more variety, making Lil' Stash a great practice area for your first park days.
Which features are open can change during the season depending on snow, weather and shaping work.
Banked Slalom
Lil' Stash also comes with a banked slalom. No jumps or rails here: it's all about turns, picking your line and feeling your speed.
The banked turns are an easy way to sharpen your riding and experience the park differently. For kids and beginners, it's a fun addition to the classic freestyle features.
From your first feature to your own style
Getting into the park doesn't have to start with big jumps or complicated tricks. What matters more is building the basics and getting comfortable with different features.
Lil' Stash is the right place for that. Kids and beginners can get their first experience on boxes and rails, train their balance and develop a feel for speed and movement.
Ready for more? AbsolutPark has other areas at different levels. The Jib Park covers beginner to advanced, while the Medium Line is made for intermediate riders. That way, snowboarders and freeskiers can progress at their own level.
Pro Line
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Expert
Rail Line
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Advanced
Halfpipe
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Intermediate
Medium Line
Beginner Expert
Level: Intermediate
Jib Park
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Beginner - Advanced
Lil' Stash
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Beginner
Cross Run
Beginner 
Expert
Level: Beginner - Intermediate
The right place for your first tricks
Lil' Stash is a key part of the freestyle setup at AbsolutPark. As the beginner area, it's made for kids and park newcomers who want to try boxes, rails and other freestyle features for the first time.
Its easy-going setup makes getting into freestyle simple. Because in the beginning, it's all about trying new things, building confidence and having fun on snow.
As everywhere at AbsolutPark: only ride features that match your level and follow the park rules.
Facts at a Glance: Lil' Stash
- Location: AbsolutPark, Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl, Salzburg, Austria
- Level: Beginner
- Lift: Powder Shuttle
- Sections: Lil' Stash Top Section & Lil' Stash Lower Section
- Also on offer: Banked Slalom
- Features: Jumps (Top Section), approx. 15 beginner obstacles with wide boxes and easy rails
- Suitable for: Kids and freestyle beginners
- Disciplines: Snowboard & freeski
Information current as of: Winter season 2026/27
Source: AbsolutPark / AbsolutPark Media Crew
Last updated: 10 November 2026
Markus Rohrbacher, Daniel Maurer
FAQ: Lil' Stash at AbsolutPark
What is Lil' Stash at AbsolutPark?
Lil' Stash is a dedicated beginner area at AbsolutPark in Flachauwinkl, Austria. With jumps and around 15 beginner obstacles, including wide boxes and easy rails, it gives kids and beginners a fun first step into freestyle.
Where is Lil' Stash located?
Lil' Stash is located right below the Powder Shuttle top station on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl in Salzburg, Austria. It is the beginner area of AbsolutPark in the Ski amadé ski region.
What level is Lil' Stash for?
Lil' Stash is officially rated Beginner. It's aimed at kids and freestyle beginners who want to get their first snow park experience.
What features does Lil' Stash have?
The Lil' Stash Top Section has jumps for your first airs. In total, Lil' Stash at AbsolutPark Flachauwinkl offers around 15 beginner obstacles with wide, easy-to-ride boxes and rails. The current Snowpark Status lists two sections, the Top Section and the Lower Section, plus a banked slalom.
Is Lil' Stash suitable for kids?
Yes. The area was designed especially for kids and beginners. The setup with wide boxes and rails lets young snowboarders and freeskiers gain their first freestyle experience and get comfortable on features.
Can you snowboard and ski at Lil' Stash?
Yes. Lil' Stash is made for both snowboarders and freeskiers and gives both an easy way into riding freestyle features. Both can use the jumps in the Top Section, the wide boxes and rails and the banked slalom at Lil' Stash in Flachauwinkl.
Where can kids learn freestyle in Salzburg, Austria?
Lil' Stash at AbsolutPark in Flachauwinkl is a beginner snow park area built for kids learning freestyle in Salzburg. It has jumps, wide boxes, easy rails and a banked slalom, and is reached via the Powder Shuttle on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl in the Ski amadé region.
Where can beginners go after Lil' Stash?
Riders who have gained more experience and want a new challenge will find other areas at AbsolutPark with different difficulty levels. These include the Jib Park (Beginner to Advanced) and the Medium Line (Intermediate). The right line always depends on your own skills and experience.
How do I find out which features are open at Lil' Stash?
You'll find the current status of all sections and features on the official Snowpark Status page at absolutpark.com. The setup can change with snow, weather and shaping work, so it's worth checking before your visit.
Plan your trip!
Plan your stay at AbsolutPark Flachauwinkl conveniently online. Find accommodation in the region, reserve your equipment through Rent Your Ride, and book suitable lessons at our snowboard and ski school. All available options are clearly organised in one place, making it quick and easy to plan your trip to AbsolutPark.
Welcome Winter
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The edit marks the start of the countdown to winter. Now’s the time to get your setup ready, plan your first days in the park and look forward to a new season packed with freestyle moments.
