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CUTTER'S CAMP 2025.   
MAY 5-9 — TIMBERLINE LODGE, OR. 

Since 2003, Cutter’s Camp has fostered an open dialogue between terrain park managers, staff, industry experts, and suppliers from around the world. The week-long spring program for terrain park professionals features on-hill and classroom workshops, with a continued focus on the business of terrain parks, risk management, design/build, and much more. Plus, on-hill, one-on-one coaching and demos of the latest machines and snow management systems from PistenBully and Prinoth. Camp is a five-day, all-inclusive program and includes four nights of lodging, meals, drink tickets, classroom sessions, on-hill workshops, on-hill building and coaching, networking activities, grooming demos, and welcome bag. >> Click here for a schedule-at-a-glance. Questions: E-mail jordyn@saminfo.com 


2025 registration will be live on January 30, check back to this page to register. In the meantime, check out last year's camp details below. 


2024 SESSION HIGHLIGHTS 

EVENTS THAT WORK

What makes an event a success? And how do you get there? Join this interactive discussion on all things events, from the grass roots to the big-time budgets, and map out what success means for your resort.

TRANSITION THESE FEATURES INTO YOUR PARK

Grab your outdoor gear and head outside Ullman Hall to our transition demo park. This hands-on session will rotate campers through different stations as they learn some tips and tricks to building and maintaining some of the more popular transition features found in parks and events including boobs, volcanoes, hips, and more.

STATE OF THE TERRAIN PARK UNION ADDRESS

Terrain parks are constantly evolving to adapt to new influences and getting more focused around creating engaging guest experiences. In this workshop, experts will dive into the current state of terrain parks, how major events have influenced every-day resort parks, European influences around nonlinear fun parks, statistics about what guests want, what’s missing, and what the future looks like for terrain park ops.

FREESTYLE TERRAIN NOTEBOOK UPDATES & JUMP MEASUREMENT

This session will review the latest updates of the Freestyle Terrain Notebook and then experts will lead you through jump and hip measurement, discussing the how and why and the best tools for the job.

PRE- AND POST- SEASON CHECKLISTS

Do you make checklists for pre- and post-season planning and maintenance of your parks? This workshop will take campers though in-depth pre-season and post-season planning and we'll work together to develop strategic checklists to take with you to help run a safe and successful park program.

DESIGNING FOR PROGRESSION

What does it take to build for terrain park newbies? Skiers and riders new to the park approach features differently. Chris Hargrave will walk campers through tips for building, communication to new park riders, and tricks to keep the traffic flowing into your park.

ONE-ON-ONE COACHING

Back by popular demand, the intensive one-on-one on-hill coaching gives each camper a concentrated block of cat-time, building in the park on-hill with a top park builder. Campers have the opportunity to ask all their burning questions, get veteran tips and advice, and hone their operating skills. Whether you have one year or eightyears of experience as an operator, you choose what you and your coach focus on. You are in the driver's seat!

RISK MANAGEMENT

The in's and out's of terrain park risk management will be examined with experts from leading insurance companies and ASDA attorneys. Topics will include the main areas that impact terrain park litigation, including: education, warning, design, construction, maintenance, and supervision.

 

 

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