Go big. Go off. And go home with a smile

New for the 2006/2007 Season, Dodge Ridge is proud to unveil the all new "DR Dome", “Monster Park”, and 20 step staircase insert. Don’t forget about our Zaugg cut halfpipe and lots of runs of hits, hips and unbridled jib-ability.

Dodge Ridge Progression Parks are designed to offer something for all skiers and riders. We construct our parks based on varying levels of skill so you can choose your fun.

Terrain Based Learning Parks : Specifically designed for new skiers and riders to learn the basics with easy rollers, gentle banks, and smooth transitions.

Progression Parks : Beginner and intermediate level terrain features designed to make it easy to learn freestyle; including smooth jumps, fun jibs, and mellow transitions.

“Monster Energy Drink” Park : Intermediate and advanced level terrain designed for flow and repetition with rails, boxes, jumps, a quarter pipe, and our exclusive new “DR Dome”.

Dodge Ridge Park Way : Advanced level park with technical sliding features, a new 20 step stair-insert, a 14’ wall ride (Wally), large jumps, floaty hips, and sick spines.

Zaugg Cut Half Pipe : Our 13’ half pipe cut by “Zaugg” to provide an exceptional riding experience every time.

Coaching is available, check out our freestyle sessions at the Dodge Ridge Learning Center.

For information about coming events click here for our Events Calendar or call us at (209) 536-5362 or email us at info@dodgeridge.com.

Safety Tips:

It’s time to make your mom & dad proud.

1. Look before you leap – scope out the jumps and park features first, then ski & ride your heart out if you know your landings are clear. Remember clear yourself out of the landing area after you have had your turn.
2. Easy Style it – Start small and work your way up. Note: inverted aerials are not allowed
3. Respect gets Respect – Regardless of how you decide to enjoy the mountain, always show courtesy to others, no matter what equipment they use or style they have, and be aware that there are elements of risk in skiing & snowboarding that common sense and personal awareness can help reduce. Observe the code listed below and share with others the responsibility for a great day on the mountain.

• Always stay in control and be able to stop or avoid other people or objects
• People ahead of you have right of way. It’s your responsibility to avoid them.
• You must not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible from above.
• Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and yield to others.
• Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment
• Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails, park features and off any closed area.
• Prior to using any lift or park feature you should have knowledge of how to use this equipment and these features, therefore we recommend you seek professional advice from the Snowsports School.

To view the Freestyle Team in action check out video #1 and video #2.