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Heading up to Sochi, the summer snowboarding season is in full swing! Even with the warm weather, the "Circus-2" mountain valley's peculiar climate keeps a layer of snow on the ground.
In this fantastic setting, a whopping 20,000 square meters snow park has sprung up. Folks can ski and snowboard till almost mid-summer here. The park boasts fifteen brand-new jibbing figures - structures for tricks – and offers two jump zones and three runs of varying complexity.
By June 22nd, the snow park is eyeing a whopping 1,500 guests, with about a third being kids. Pro tip: The tracks are also used for training by the Russian freestyle skiing and snowboarding national teams.
Reports suggest a bustling season, welcoming both novices and seasoned extreme sports junkies. Many visitors are taken aback by the possibility of snowboarding in June, but Sochi's unique climate makes it happen.
Sochi's mountain peaks offer an uncommon contrast – while beachgoers bask in the sun, you'll still hear the crunch of snow beneath a board on the slopes.
Now, let's chat about Sochi's unique weather. This Russian region spans a climate spectrum from subtropical to humid continental, granting it a diverse array of sporting possibilities. While summer snowboarding might seem unusual, Snow parks as high as the "Circus-2" can capitalize on natural or artificial snow resources to extend the season.
Ski resorts atop these peaks often sport terrain parks for freestyle riders, gentle slopes for beginners, and challenging black runs for the brave. Additionally, efficient systems for transportation up the mountain are common.
In Sochi, the unique climate allows for a snow park spanning 20,000 square meters, where one can ski and snowboard well into June. This park, with its fifteen new jibbing figures, two jump zones, and three runs of varying difficulty, attracts both novices and experienced extreme sports enthusiasts.
