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Mini Shred Madness venue change to Killington

Courtesy KPAA

Saturday, Jan. 4, from 9 a.m. to noon.—KILLINGTON— Mini Shred Madness is back and will now take place at Killington Resort in Vale Yard (located at the base of Ramshead). Registration/check-in will take place on the 3rd floor of the Ramshead Base Lodge. A lift ticket will not be required to participate in this event. This event is for young skiers and snowboarders (ages 13 and under) to hone their skills and enjoy a day of fun on Saturday, Jan. 4. This annual event promises a welcoming environment for groms to learn, practice, and show off their park riding abilities while cheering on their peers.

What’s new this year

Mini Shred Madness is returning with a new set of superlatives and an expanded raffle, open to all participants. Plus, learn some tips & tricks from members of the Killington park crew and mountain sports instructors during our hour-long clinic to start the day. All participants will go home with brand-new kparks stickers & the opportunity to learn from and show off for some of the best local riders around.

Make sure to set aside your favorite outfit for this one, as “Best Dressed “will be going home with a special prize! Whether it’s a full costume or your go-to park kit, the judges will pick out their favorite one during the day.

This year’s event will take place in Vale Yard (located at the base of Ramshead). A lift ticket will NOT be required to participate in or spectate the event, though all participants must have a parent/guardian complete an Express Assumption of Risk form on their behalf—please CLICK HERE to fill it out ahead of time.

Event details

Schedule

Registration/Check-In: 9-10 a.m.,3rd floor Ramshead Base Lodge

Clinic/Practice: 10-11 a.m., Vale Yard

Showcase: 11 a.m.-noon, Vale Yard

Raffle & Superlative Shout-Outs: Noon, Announcer’s Tent

Divisions

Super Grom: Ages 9 & under (boys and girls combined)

Grom: Ages 10-13 (boys and girls)

Registration Information

Registration is $25 for all divisions. Pre-registration is open online, and discounted lift tickets are available for competitors and their parents/guardians. If spots remain, day-of registration will take place from 9-10 a.m. on the 3rd floor of the Ramshead Base Lodge. Participants must complete a required Express Assumption of Risk form to compete. Please CLICK HERE to fill it out ahead of time.

For more information and to register, visit: Killington.com.

Mini-Shred Madness will return on Saturday, Jan. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon.

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