Park City to Host Olympic-Sized Halfpipe for The Snow League in 2027

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The Snow League, a new halfpipe competition series created by three-time Olympic champion Shaun White, has announced that Park City, Utah will host an Olympic-sized halfpipe for the league's second season in 2027. Park City Mountain has long been a hub for snowboarding and freeskiing, making it an ideal location for the high-level competition.

Why it matters

Park City has a storied history in the world of snowsports, having hosted Olympic events and serving as a training ground for many of the sport's top athletes. Bringing The Snow League to the area will further cement Park City's status as a premier destination for elite-level halfpipe competition.

The details

The Snow League was founded by Shaun White, a three-time Olympic gold medalist in snowboarding. For its second season in 2027, the league has selected Park City Mountain as the host location, where it will construct an Olympic-sized halfpipe for the competition. Park City Mountain has a long history of hosting major snowsports events, including the 2002 Winter Olympics.

• The Snow League will host its second season in 2027.
• Park City Mountain last hosted Olympic events during the 2002 Winter Games.

What’s next

The Snow League will begin construction on the Olympic-sized halfpipe at Park City Mountain in 2026 in preparation for the 2027 season.