Interview with Clemens Waibl aka John Doe from K-Park KÜHTAI

Short snow park history: The park exists since 2000
Park sponsors: LTB, SALEBRA
Shaper Crew: 5 shaper (10 hours per week) and K-park members
Cat shaping hours per season: more than 300
Position of the park: Situated between Hohe Mut Bahn and Alpenrosenlift, extreme snow reliability
Earth Forms: yes, by extravator. Base layer for the upper and middle Pro kicker, the basic corner-shape, the park entrance and some rail constructions
Park philosophy: Go big or go home!
Percentage of park areas: ca. 20% Pro, 40% Public, 40% Beginner
The importance of a Pro area: Something for the eyes!
Events 07/08: Suzuki Snowcamp, Völkl/Marker Trainingscamp, LADYLIKE Girls for girls snowboard tournament, Austrian Masters 08, SpringOFF 08
Beginner rails and boxes: 4m Box, Rainbow, 2m Table, A-Frame-Box, 6m Straight, Mini Barrel, Mini Wallride
New rails and boxes: Straight box and Wallride
Shape and style of the rails and boxes: 9m Wave, 10m and 12m Kinked, 2x 6m Straights, 12m Straight, 6m Rainbow
New snow obstacles, lines or projects: Access between the upper and lower park area which is presently separated by trees, central point for the winter preparation, park entrance, enlargement of the earth forms
Top nationalities: AUT, D, ITA, NL, CH
Average amount of riders in the park per day: more than 50 riders during the week, more than 100 on the weekends
Safety precautions and inventions: wear safety gear, roller instead of tabletops
How about a (super)pipe: some time maybe
Your freestyle park vision: A park like in a computer game
Freeride possibilities in the backcountry: Tons of backcountry spots
Highlights: Last SpringOFF!
Snowboard or Ski majority in your park: still more snowboarders