For the second edition of the event, it had been moved from Absolut Park in Flachauwinkel to the idyllic city of Innsbruck – a great call if you ask us. While we and the other 100 participants (what a turn up aye?) were busy shredding during the days, the evening activities took place in the city itself, making the post-shred program more versatile than the year before.

“However, this didn’t stop the girls, and everyone was still beyond stoked after the first session”

The event started off on Thursday, with slightly less ideal weather conditions up at Patscherkofel, the official resort to sponsor the event (the Patscherkofel snowpark in particular – big up for the guys who run it!). However, this didn’t stop the girls, and everyone was still beyond stoked after the first session. A long day up the hill was followed by a welcome dinner in Woosabi, Innsbruck, where the girls could get to know each other and their coaches. It was cool to see how girls from all around Europe had made their way to the event, alone or with friends, and shared their stories with people who had been strangers to them just a couple of hours before.

As the weather took a turn for the worse on Saturday, the event was moved from a too windy Patscherkofel to Nordkette, another ski resort in Innsbruck. There might not have been rails and boxes to ride, but the powder lines were unreal, and everyone still made the most of the day.

“There might not have been rails and boxes to ride, but the powder lines were unreal, and everyone still made the most of the day”

A Saturday wouldn’t be a Saturday without a closing party. The post-powder day was followed by drinks at the Burton Store and an official after-party in Dachsbau, with the amazing Danish singer Ravi Kuma who got everyone pumped with her mind blowing performance.

They say that all good things must come to an end, and so it did. Sunday started off a bit slow, as Sunday’s often do, but the girls were all smiles and determined to make the most out of the last day.

A lot of bottles were popped as titles for ‘Best Style, Best Attitude or Best Progression’ were awarded at the end of every session, as well as badges for slamming, jumping, jibbing and dancing. All in all, the vibes were through the roof throughout the whole event. All the girls seemed stoked, and not just because of the new tricks they learnt but also because of all the new friends they made. It was sick to see how an event like this can bring a bunch of rad ladies together, and we can’t wait to see what the crew will put together for next year.

Big up for all the sponsors too for making this event happen!
Partners: Burton, Blue Tomato, Nikita, Red Bull and Snowpark Patscherkofel.
Supported by: Guld Tuborg, Shred Unit, Copenhagen Distillery and The Distillery.