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SnowFest presents Rock A Rail 2025

The Rock A Rail Tour is entering its third round – and it’s leveling up again: In fall 2025, Europe’s renowned street snowboarding and street skiing event expands from three to five stops. New additions include the kickoff at the Hintertux Park Opening (AUT) in early October and Snowfest Riga (LAT) at the end of November. They join the tour’s established stops in Thun (CH), Innsbruck (AUT), and The Hague (NED).

Five stops. Four countries. Two sports. One setup. Endless possibilities. Rock A Rail stands like no other event for urban street style at a world-class level – with creative, challenging setups that push riders toward technical finesse and innovative riding. Since its debut in 2011, Rock A Rail has grown from a local rail jam in the Netherlands into one of Europe’s most prestigious in-city events. Since 2022, Rock A Rail has been part of Snowfest, and since 2024, freeskiers have also been a full part of the tour. Today, Rock A Rail is the leading international format for in-city rail contests, equally for snowboarders and freeskiers.

ROCK A RAIL TOUR 2025 – THE STOPS AT A GLANCE

Hintertux, AUT (October 3–5, 2025)

Rock A Rail x Hintertux Park Opening — Season Kick-Off

Winter kicked off in style as the Rock A Rail crew joined forces with the Hintertux Park Opening for the first time. The glacier delivered perfect conditions, a creative new setup, and an incredible mix of street and park energy that set the tone for the season.

Riders and fans turned out in force for a weekend packed with style, progression, and good vibes. The new setup at the valley station lit up under the night sky, and the crowd brought the energy from start to finish. Fourteen-year-old Marie Kuhlmann (GER) stole the show with her first Rock A Rail win, while Niek Van Der Velden (NED) impressed with his smooth and powerful riding to take the men’s title. The freeskiers made a strong debut at Hintertux, with Alais Develay (FRA) and Stefano Gallina (ITA) topping their fields.

The Snowfest Village rounded out the weekend with art, workshops, and a welcoming community vibe — the perfect way to launch into winter together.

Results Rock A Rail Hintertux:

Snowboard Women

1. Marie Kuhlmann (GER)

2. Paula Benito (ESP)

3. Stella Accati (ITA)

Snowboard Men

1. Niek Van Der Velden (NED)

2. Leon Gütl (GER)

3. Colin Frans (USA)

Ski Women

1. Alais Develay (FRA)

2. Hannah Langes (AUT)

3. Sarah Schönach (AUT)

Ski Men

1. Stefano Gallina (ITA)

2. William Bostadlokken (NOR)

3. Jakob Koula (CZE)

Watch the highlights SNOWBOARD & SKI

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Thun, SUI (October 10–12, 2025)
From the Alps straight into the city: At the Freestyle Roots Festival in Thun, the second tour stop takes place, alongside BMX, skateboarding, breakdance, and more.

Rock A Rail x Freestyle Roots Festival — Street Style Takes Over Thun

The Rock A Rail Ski & Snowboard Tour 2025 rolled into Thun for stop number two, lighting up the Freestyle Roots Festival’s 5th anniversary with a weekend full of heavy rail riding, street attitude, and good vibes. Thousands of fans packed the venue as snowboarders and freeskiers battled it out under the lights — pushing creativity and style to the max.

Livia Tannò (SUI) held onto her snowboard crown with calm confidence and flawless consistency, while 16-year-old Colin Frans (USA) claimed his first major win, proving that the next generation has fully arrived. On skis, Ellen Damsgaard (DEN) took her first Rock A Rail victory with a clean, composed performance, and Tyler Nicholls (IRL) stood out as the rider to beat with variety, smart line choices, and effortless flow.

The best trick of the night came from Fricz Botondi (HUN), who threw down a stylish Backside Tailslide 270 Out on the Down Flat Down Rail, locking in one of the most stylish moments of the event.

The Freestyle Roots Festival kept the good vibes rolling all weekend — with the Battle of Freestyle, live music, art, and sessions for the next generation of riders. A perfect mix of sport, culture, and community spirit. Next stop: Rock A Rail Innsbruck — see you there!

Results Rock A Rail Thun

Snowboard Women

1. Livia Tannò (SUI)

2. Mia Langridge (GBR)

3. Anne-Sophie Lechon (BEL)

Snowboard Men

1. Colin Frans (USA)

2. Fricz Botondi (HUN)

3. Petr Ershov (RUS)

Ski Women

1. Ellen Damsgaard (DEN)

2. Lou Carraz (FRA)

3. Anouck Brodard (SUI)

Ski Men

1. Tyler Nicholls (IRL)

2. Nils Rhyner (SUI)

3. Jeremy Boiston (FRA)

Watch the highlights SNOWBOARD & SKI

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Innsbruck, AUT (November 21–23, 2025)

Fresh Snow for Snowfest Innsbruck

The fourth edition of Snowfest Innsbruck took place from November 21–23, creating a beautiful winter backdrop with fresh snowfall. The atmosphere thrilled both riders and spectators. In front of an excited crowd, Marie Kuhlmann (GER) and defending champion Moritz Amsuess (AUT) claimed the Snowboard titles, while Laura Wallner (AUT) and William Bostadlokken (NOR) topped the Freeski podiums. The event in Innsbruck marked the third stop of the Rock A Rail Ski & Snowboard Tour 2025.

The snowboard event, held in thick snowfall, saw 14-year-old Marie Kuhlmann (GER) take her second Rock A Rail victory for the women, followed by Mia Langridge (GBR) in second and Anne-Sophie Lechon (BEL) in third (who also won Best Trick). In the men’s field, Moritz Amsuess (AUT) successfully defended his Innsbruck title (and won Best Trick), followed by Jed Sky (USA) in second and 16-year-old Colin Frans (USA) in third.

The freeski competition highlighted Austrian talent, with Laura Wallner (AUT) delivering a confident performance for the women's win, followed by Sarah Schönach (AUT) in second and Ella Hall (GBR) in third. In the men’s field, William Bostadlokken (NOR) claimed his first Rock A Rail victory, with veteran Ryan Stevenson (USA) in second, and Stefano Gallina (ITA) in third (who won Best Trick).

The Snowfest Village was buzzing all weekend, offering various winter sports experiences for all ages, and on Sunday, the ramp was dedicated to young riders under the guidance of professional coaches.

Results Rock A Rail Innsbruck
Snowboard Women

1. Marie Kuhlmann (GER)
2. Mia Langridge (GBR)
3. Anne-Sophie Lechon (BEL)


Snowboard Men
1. Moritz Amsuess (AUT)
2. Jed Sky (USA)
3. Colin Frans (USA)


Ski Women
1. Laura Wallner (AUT)
2. Sarah Schönach (AUT)
3. Ella Hall (GBR)


Ski Men
1. William Bostadlokken (NOR)
2. Ryan Stevenson (USA)
3. Stefano Gallina (ITA)

Watch the highlights SNOWBOARD & SKI

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Riga, LAT (November 28–30, 2025)
Rock A Rail makes its Baltic debut! As part of Snowfest Riga, the first rail event of its kind hits the Latvian capital.

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The Hague, NED (December 19–21, 2025)
From December 19 to 21, Snowfest The Hague once again traditionally hosted the grand finale of the Rock A Rail Ski & Snowboard Tour. The fifth and final tour stop marked the conclusion of a highly successful third season and brought top-level international freestyle action to the Dutch city. In the snowboard competition, Katja Dutu (NED) and Botond Fricz (HUN) claimed the victories, while Hannah Langes (AUT) and Joey van der Meer (NED) triumphed in the ski category. The Snowfest Village, featuring numerous stations, brought the excitement of winter sports to life and drew many visitors throughout the weekend, while Sunday’s program focused on children and families with the dedicated Kids Day.

Rock A Rail Tour Champions 2025: Thanks to consistent performances throughout the season, Mia Langridge (GBR) and Colin Frans (USA) claimed the overall snowboard tour titles.
In the ski category, the overall victories went to Ellen Damsgaard (DEN) and Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington (IRL).

Results

Rock A Rail Snowboard The Hague

Top 3 Women

1. Katja Dutu, (NED)

2. Mia Langridge, (GBR)

3. Rachida Aoulad, (NED)

Top 3 Men

1. Botond Fricz, (HUN)

2. Oscar Mattart, (FRA)

3. Joewen Frijns, (BEL)

2025 Rock A Rail Tour winners Snowboard:

Mia Langridge, (GBR)

Colin Frans, (USA)

Rock A Rail Ski The Hague

Top 3 Women

1. Hannah Langes, (AUT)

2. Alais Devely, (FRA)

3. Ellen Damsgaard, (DEN)

Top 3 Men

1. Joey van der Meer, (NED)

2. Tyler Nicholls-Stubbington, (IRL)

3. Juho Saastamoinen, (FIN)

Watch the highlights SNOWBOARD & SKI

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