Fishbowl Terrain Park
Welcome back to the Fishbowl.
Glad to have you, now go rip it.


Smart Style 
Freestyle Events 
'09-'10 Rail Jam Viddy
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We put a lot of time and effort into making the best progressive terrain parks in the state of Montana. The Fishbowl has a dedicated chair lift if you want to take park laps, or it is accessible from almost anywhere on the mountain via Home Again ski run.

This is how we do it...
  • 4000 Man Hours from our dedicated Terrain Park crew. Every day, crew members rake, design and maintain features.
  • Just shy of 1000 Cat Hours in building and maintenance of park features. That means we groom the parks every night all season long.
  • Endless amounts of thoughts and dreams in its design... well, a lot anyway.
  • Ten Terrain Park/Freestyle events with 1800 Man Hours from our events staff to make them the best around.
  • $25,000+ of sponsorship product and cash to support events.

We have 3 terrain parks for your shredding pleasure. This is so we have something for everyone, and so you don't "break yourself off" trying to use park features that you are not ready for. Remember, always start small and work your way up. It's just like real life, you gotta crawl before you walk.

Depot Terrain Park - Smaller
Multiple smaller boxes, rails and jumps give you the chance to practice your skills in freestyle terrain. You can lap the park via chair 3, or session features all day long as you work on that new trick.

Central Avenue Park - Medium
This is our bread and butter park. There is sick flow through this park as you can hit up to 10 features on one run. Three jumps with multiple take-offs, a packed rail garden and some other creative features will keep you shredding through the day.

Armory Park - Large
This really is only one big ol' jump. Usually we get this feature up and riding by early February, so use the early season to hone your skills in our other parks before attempting the largest jump in the state of Montana. As always, start small and work your way up before using this feature.

The Fishbowl Quiver
Here are all the jibs you will find in our parks. Of course, you could set up a pair of shoes to be a 'Large' feature if you gap huge on and off, but this is a general breakdown by size or difficulty.

Smaller Features
R2 Jib2 (small dome)
12' Kink Rail
12' Rainbow Box
14' kink rail
picnic table top
Long Plastic Pipe
8' Beginner Funbox
16' Beginner Funbox
Medium Features
20' Down Rail
20' C-Box
20' Fun Box
20' Fun Box Trap
19' S-Rail
16' shotgun rail
Propane Tank 1
Propane Tank 2
Propane Tank 3
20' Larch Log Ride
Larger Features
30' Long Rail
26' Double Kink Rail
20' Shark Fin Rail
21' Swoop Rail
Wall Ride - 8'x12'
28' Rainbow Double Rail


Fishbowl Crew
Park Manager - Ian Mull
Ian Mull: I'm going to enjoy the new crew and new position of head of the park this year. We'll be trying our best to create nothing but fun stuff for all you rippers and shredders. Ian is an accomplished artist and has spent time at Mt. Bachelor, Mammoth, Nantucket and grew up in Whitefish.

 
Assistant - Chason France
Chason France: 26 yrs old. I enjoy working as a cook in the summer at many local eateries. An avid flyfisherman, I enjoy being outdoors. My 3rd year working in the terrain park, I fully expect this to be the best winter ever.

 
Lee Neirstheimer
Lee Neirstheimer - a.k.a. poetry in motion: 30 Years Old. 25 years in discipline. All 25 years my poison is skiing. I am a tester of jumps in the Terrain Park. My favorite run is 'Chipmunk Head Wall'. My 14 month old red healer dog named Yogi is my best friend. My life is skiing, it is a lifestyle, not a hobby..

 
David Paul Lovern
David Paul Lovern: 20+ years snowboarder, 37 year skier. Favorite Condition - POW. Favorite Food - Lobster. Summer Hobbies - motorcycle racing, mountain biking, trout fishing, camping, climbing. Winter Hobbies - Snowplay, hunting, park riding, fabricating rails and boxes. Living on the Edge!

 
Billy Biolo
Billy Biolo: Lover of... Skiing, snowboarding, nature, urban, mountain tops, ocean beaches, sun sets, moonlight, dogs, cats, powder lines, bombing groomers switch, big air, style, dedication, honesty, free things, fun, figuring things out alone, help, eating good meals, hooting and hollering, trail mix, art, music, travelling, family, friends... "switch on 50, 60, 70, 80 out... Holla!"

 
Anna Gordon-Norby
Anna Gordon-Norby: I've been snowboarding for 10 years, and was lucky enough to have a snowboard team at my high school in Oregon. This will be my 4th winter in MT, and I've spent a season working in Tahoe - but MT snow is more my jam! Now I live in Whitefish with my cat Manny... who is one bad mamma jamma.

 
Alex Wesolovski
Alex Wesolovski: This 25 year old phenom is a product of Butte, America. He enjoys icy park jumps, grabbin' air and a warm group of friends. He also knows where the best 'stache is on the mountain.

 


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