Tehvandi Snowpark

Tehvandi Snowpark is Estonia’s newest downhill venue. It opened in the 2026 season beside the K90 ski jump at the Tehvandi Olympic centre in Otepää, on the hill where Estonia held its first alpine races in 1940. There is one main slope, 300 m long with 60 m of vertical: steep at the top, easier at the bottom, and split into an alpine zone and a freestyle zone. There is also an 80 m beginner area.

It was built by local coaches and freestyle riders, mainly for training and progression, and the terrain park is being finished in stages. Recreational skiers are welcome, but there were few services in the first season: no on-site rental, and the café was still to open. It is worth a look on an Otepää trip, especially for teenagers and park riders, but check the website for current hours and prices.