Freestyle Park, Dzerzhinsky
Moscow Region
Extreme park just south-east of Moscow with a training slope, main slope, children’s slope, rental and two schools.
4.9Yandex Maps · 2 761 ratingsWhat visitors say
We read 85 independent reviews; 61 relate to skiing, snowboarding or lessons.
Positives from reviews
- Tubing was fun
Reviewers praise the tubing runs and tube lift; children enjoy it.
- Good for beginners
Reviewers find the training slopes suitable for first steps.
- Prices felt fair
Some reviewers found lift, rental or lesson prices reasonable.
- Clear instruction
Reviewers praise instructors and the school for clear teaching and quick progress.
- Handy rental
Reviewers were happy with rental gear and fitting.
Concerns from reviews
- Awkward lifts
Old-style T-bars or a bumpy track are hard for beginners and snowboarders.
- Lift queues
At weekends and holidays reviewers waited 10–20 minutes or more.
- Prices felt high
Reviewers complain about prices, especially at weekends and for tubing.
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This is a selected sample, not a rating or all reviews. Personal experiences can differ; conditions change.
Research checked: 24.10.2026
- Яндекс Карты ↗Reviews read: 47Ski-related reviews: 45
- 2ГИС ↗Reviews read: 17Ski-related reviews: 3
- Google Maps ↗Reviews read: 21Ski-related reviews: 13
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About the place
Freestyle extreme park is at 19 Ugreshskaya Street in Dzerzhinsky, just beyond Moscow’s south-eastern boundary. In winter the operator lists a training slope, a main slope, a children’s slope and tubing, plus ski and snowboard rental. Lessons are offered by instructors on site, including the Freestyle sports club school (from age 3) and the Snegiri academy. Slope lengths, vertical drop and ski lifts are not published; winter hours run into the evening, but lighting is not stated.
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Choose the lesson area before comparing the size of a resort. Ask the operator which training slopes and lifts will run on your date, where to collect equipment and how early to arrive. These are published infrastructure descriptions, not live snow or opening reports. Prices for a past season and undated tables are identified separately; they are not a confirmed budget for winter 2026/27.
Season: 2026/27