Pow • park • backcountry

Own the mountain. Chase the line.

Legends of the Hill is for riders who live for fresh pow, clean carves, and the kind of mountain energy that turns every run into a story.

  • 30+park features
  • 2,800maltitude drops
  • 4.9/5rider rating
Featured run

Pow Day Line

Fresh snow, fast laps, and a sunrise descent built for riders who never stop chasing the next edge.

North face 6:30 AM
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The culture

Built for riders who live on the edge.

Legends of the Hill started as a simple mountain mindset: grab your board, move with the snow, and make every run count. We ride for flow, for style, and for the moments when the mountain feels like it was made for you.

Whether you are charging Bluebird groomers or learning your first switch turn, the hill is your classroom and your playground.

Freeride focus Pow, steeps, and lines that reward commitment.
Park energy Rails, jumps, and creative lines with style.

The crew / rider roster

Meet the legends.

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Rider profile

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Arthur
The Line Breaker

“Find the weird line. Make it yours.”

Arthur rides with a loose stance, a sharp eye, and zero interest in taking the obvious route. From first chair to last light, he turns side hits, wind lips, and rough landings into his own kind of playground.

Home hillNorth face
StyleFreeride / street
WeaponDirectional twin
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Terrain

Choose your mountain mood.

01

Pow Lines

Float through deep snow, break trail, and let the mountain open up beneath you.

02

Park Sessions

Take on rails, jumps, and creative features with clean style and confidence.

03

Backcountry

Chase steeper faces, wild snow, and the reward of riding the unseen lines.

Snowboard terms

Learn the language of the hill.

Carve

Carving

Turning by using the edge of the board to create a smooth, arcing line down the slope.

Pow

Powder

Fresh, deep snow that floats the board and makes every turn feel light and playful.

Switch

Switch

Riding with your non-dominant foot forward. It changes your balance and opens up new style.

Butter

Butter

Pressing the nose or tail of the board into the snow while the board flexes and spins in the air.

Jib

Jibbing

Sliding on rails, boxes, and other features instead of just riding the mountain face.

Ollie

Ollie

Jumping off the snow by snapping the board and lifting both feet, often used for park tricks.

Journal

Notes from the mountain.

Pow

How to read a fresh snow line.

Watch the wind, feel the surface, and let your first turns tell you where the best flow is.

Style

Three ways to sharpen your edge control.

Tighter stance, more confident pressure, and smooth weight shifts create cleaner carves.

Tips

What to pack for a full-day mountain session.

Layers, goggles, a proper fit, and the patience to let the hill teach you.