Inside AP: Pro Line
AbsolutPark Flachauwinkl
Europe’s ultimate freestyle mecca and its Pro Line
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The AbsolutPark at the Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl ski resort is Austria’s largest terrain park, spanning 1.5 km and featuring more than 100 obstacles. The Pro Line (Kicker Line) offers massive jumps with 10–20 m tables for excellent airtime, including triple-sized jumps. The professional slopestyle run features expert-level jumps and jib elements throughout. The course starts the season with three sets and is continuously expanded to six or seven sets leading up to the SpringBattle event.
1,5 km
Park Length
10 - 20 m
Table length of the Pro Line jumps
6 - 7
Pro Line Sets
The Pro Line
Jumps, Rails & Slopestyle
The Pro Line is the expert setup at AbsolutPark and is one of Europe’s renowned freestyle setups. Perfectly shaped jumps, precisely tuned take-offs and a dedicated rail section provide the foundation for challenging runs for both freeskiers and snowboarders.
It’s not just about individual features. The Pro Line is designed as a complete setup, allowing riders to take their runs from top to bottom and connect different jumps and rails throughout the line.
This is particularly evident during the SpringBattle, where the slopestyle contest is held as a complete top-to-bottom run on the Pro Line. Every year, the setup becomes a meeting point for international snowboard riders and a stage for creative and technically demanding riding.
Slopestyle Run
Jumps & Rail Features in One Line
The slopestyle course on the Pro Line combines jumps and rail features into one continuous line. For riders, this means that it’s not just about individual tricks – the entire run counts, from the first take-off to the final feature. The setup offers plenty of room for different lines, tricks and individual runs. This combination of jumps and rails is what makes the Pro Line such an important part of the freestyle scene at AbsolutPark.
At the start of the season, the Pro Line slopestyle course features at least three full sets, each combining a kicker and rail features. Leading up to the season’s big highlight, the SpringBattle, the setup is continuously expanded to a massive six or seven sets.
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The right setup for every level
Although the Pro Line is designed for expert riders, AbsolutPark is about much more than a pro setup. Different lines and sections cater to levels from beginner to expert, allowing riders to choose a setup that matches their ability and progress throughout the season.
From easy boxes and rails to challenging jumps and technical rail features, the park offers a wide range of options for both snowboarders and freeskiers.
For more information on the individual lines and their current difficulty levels, check the Snowpark Status for details on the current setup.
Conclusion: The Pro Line at the Heart of the Freestyle Setup
The Pro Line combines challenging jumps, rails and professional shaping in one continuous expert line. With its constantly evolving setup and events such as the SpringBattle, it remains a central part of AbsolutPark.
Together with the other lines and sections, it creates a snowpark that caters to different skill levels while also offering a challenging setup for experienced riders.
Facts at a Glance: AP & Pro Line
Location: Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl ski resort (Salzburg, Austria)
Park Size: 1.5 km in total length (Austria’s largest snowpark)
Number of Obstacles: More than 100 obstacles daily (spread across 7 park sections)
Jumps Pro Line: Table lengths: 10–20 m
Slopestyle Setup (Start of the season): Min. 3 sets (combination of jumps & rails)
Slopestyle Setup (SpringBattle): Expanded to 6–7 sets
Slopestyle Setup: Expert-level jumps and rail features throughout
Parksegment - Skill 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
FAQ's
AbsolutPark is located in the Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl ski resort in the Austrian province of Salzburg. It is particularly easy to reach, as it is directly connected to the Tauern motorway (A10).
The park stretches over an impressive total length of 1.5 kilometres and features more than 100 different obstacles every day, divided into 7 distinct areas and shaped by a professional shape crew.
The jumps in the Pro Line are built on a massive scale, with table lengths ranging from 10 to 20 metres. They provide enough airtime for professional riders to perform double and triple cork rotations.
The Slopestyle Run is designed with expert-level jumps, rails and jib features. It combines challenging down rails, kinks and creative jibs to provide riders with a smooth, technically demanding flow.
The progression throughout the winter is significant: At the start of the season, the Pro Line slopestyle course already features at least 3 full sets, combining kickers and rails. Leading up to the season’s main highlight, the SpringBattle, the setup is continuously expanded to 6–7 sets.
Yes, absolutely. In addition to its pro-level features, the park offers a dedicated Medium Line, a 100-metre-long halfpipe for practising, and the Lil’ Stash, featuring particularly beginner-friendly wide boxes and jumps for kids and freestyle beginners.