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Sierra Nevada to build one of Europe's longest slopestyle lines
The winter resort of Sierra Nevada, host of 2017 FIS Freestyle Skiing and Snowboard World Championships will extend its snow park Sulayr for the up-coming season.
Nine new features will be added to the fun park which will thus provide – as Sierra Nevada claims – the longest line to ride in Europe.
When the season opens on November 30, 2013, the Sulayr park will consist of a total of 70 features with 46 to be hit in a row. This line will be called NSR.
In addition, a new sector will be added to the park which will give kids the chance to learn on smaller obstacles.
As a result, the park which is situated on the Dílar slope and easy to access with the Monachil chair lift will be about 2.5 km in length.
Source: the official FIS site
Nine new features will be added to the fun park which will thus provide – as Sierra Nevada claims – the longest line to ride in Europe.
When the season opens on November 30, 2013, the Sulayr park will consist of a total of 70 features with 46 to be hit in a row. This line will be called NSR.
In addition, a new sector will be added to the park which will give kids the chance to learn on smaller obstacles.
As a result, the park which is situated on the Dílar slope and easy to access with the Monachil chair lift will be about 2.5 km in length.
Source: the official FIS site
