We’re looking for someone to help out with our blog, Facebook, Twitter, and more. We hope you might be the one!

You will basically be asked to write blog posts about stuff on the site, do interview, articles about the skiing and snowboarding world, etc. Further, you will help out with managing our Facebook page and Twitter profile.

The contributor competition is still going on. At the moment it is a tight battle between a number of contestants. But there is still plenty of time for people to join.

The Community Job Board is good place to look if you want to earn an extra bit of points. Some of the jobs are currently in progress. This means someone has asked to complete it, but is not done yet. So, it might mean we open these jobs up for others to complete if they are not done in time.

So, you wonder what you need to do to win that awesome Go Pro HD Hero2 cam? Read on to get some hints on how to best spend your time on MySnowparks and collect points for the competition.

Win the amazing Go Pro HD Hero2 cam!

Today we’re launching the “Contributor Competition” on MySnowparks. We’re giving away the amazing Go Pro HD Hero2 cam to the most active user from now until March 31st.

Sign up, login and start writing reviews, updating resorts and parks, joining discussions, uploading photos and so on and become the most active contributor.

There is no better time than now to get active on MySnowparks and see those points roll in…

See all the information here: www.mysnowparks.com/whats-on/competition-feb

Today we have completed the latest release of MySnowparks since the launch last week. If the launch was version 2 of MySnowparks, you can call this version 2.01.
We’ve fixed a lot of minor details and even added a few improvements. The launch was just the beginning, now we intend to continuously improve and iterate in order to make MySnowparks even more useful for all of you.
We are always open to hear your input for coming releases. If you have any ideas or suggestions don’t hesitate to get in touch.

• Community page renamed “What’s up”
• Discussions improved on What’s up page
• Park map pages improved
• Park map edit button moved from park page to park map page
• Site optimized for Internet Explorer
• Frontpage search form fixed
• Sorting of parks based on rating fixed
• Points given for following parks fixed

We are in the process of moving over all the old user accounts to the new MySnowparks. If you had a login before, we will make it possible to use that on the new site soon.

In the meantime you’re very welcome to setup a new profile. It only takes a few minutes and will quickly get you going on the new MySnowpark.

Today the new MySnowparks.com has been fully launched! We have been running in beta mode for a while and kept the old site up, but now we’re finally ready to present to you the new full site.

We’ve said it before – this is such a huge project. We have no doubt in our minds that it will work out and that the new site will be a huge success.

We really look forward to see you all on the new site. Go ahead and have a look around!
And don’t hesitate to throw a comment to let us know what you think.

www.mysnowparks.com

We have spent a year working hard on the new MySnowparks website that we’re about to release. Now we get to the important next step – getting YOU to provide some of the content. You’re the expert!

MySnowparks is a fully user-contributed database of resorts and their snowparks. So ideally we will have local experts from all resorts around the world participating on the site and sharing their photos and up-to-date information about the resort and parks.

You might not hear a lot from us, but I can ensure you we are working hard behind the scenes. We have been running an alpha version of the new MySnowparks site for a little while. Now we have gotten rid of the worst bugs and are missing out on sleep in order to get the final bits to come together.

It all started back in 2007. I, a passionate freeskier from one of the flattest countries in the world, was frustrated with the lack of available information about the snowparks I was planning to visit during my winter season. There was no consistency in how the resorts presented the parks on their websites. The photos – if any – were outdated. I was left with basing my travel plans on rumors of where the park conditions were good.