HULBERT NANOOK TERRAIN PARK
Terrain Park Updates
- As of July 2013, we are now known as the Hulbert Nanook Terrain Park. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the Hulbert family for their support of this project. This park will continue to be successful for a long time because of their help
- The Hulbert Nanook Terrain Park recieved a large donation because of support from the Rotary Club of Fairbanks' Service Fund. Thank you to all who donated.
- With this new donation, the crew is pursueing the purchase of a used snow groomer. This piece of equipment will allow for many enhancements each week at the park.
- You may see some work being done on the yurt this Fall. We will be adding additional insulation to increase the warmth.
How to Ride the Nanook Terrain Park:
Step 1: Obtain Nanook Terrain Park pass. Either pick up season pass at the SRC or purchase a punch card/day pass at the Park.
Step 2: Sign release agreement and read park rules.
Step 3: Watch Smart Style park etiquette video at terrain park yurt.
Step 4: Make sure you have a helmet. Available for rent at the park ($5/day).
Step 5: Ride!
Ticket Prices and Hours of Operation
Spring 2013
*INAUGURAL YEAR (SPRING 2013) ONLY. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.*
Also keep in mind that as the season goes on, the park will be getting bigger and better!
Installation of the rails and boxes coming soon!
** Students with current SRC pass: To obtain your season pass, you must present your Polar Express Card at the front desk at the SRC.
Then bring both your pass and Polar Express Card with you to the terrain park yurt each time you ride!
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Nanook Terrain Park Rules and Code of Conduct
1. All users will wear a well-fitting and sport appropriate helmet. Helmets are available for rent and purchase. Zero Tolerance Policy.
2. The only authorized entrance to the park is through the front gate, after checking in with park staff at the yurt. Zero Tolerance Policy.
3. Inverted aerials are not allowed and will result in revocation of park privileges for one week. Zero Tolerance Policy.
4. Unauthorized modification of terrain park features is strictly prohibited, and will result in revocation of privileges for one semester, and then reinstatement upon review by park staff. Zero Tolerance Policy.
5. All users will sign a release agreement and watch the Smart Style video at the start of the season. Zero Tolerance Policy.
6. Users under the age of 18 need their parents to sign the release agreements and watch the Smart Style video. Zero Tolerance Policy.
7. Users under the age of 13 need a parent or guardian (over 21) present on the hill. Zero Tolerance Policy.
8. Users must follow marked uphill trail to access the top of the park.
9. Users are not allowed to hop the fence to get a ride up the hill in a car. Zero Tolerance Policy.
10. Use the provided outhouse, not the snow.
11. Users will park behind the museum or near Butrovich. Users will not park at the greenhouse, or drive down the driveway. Drop off is best done in the Butrovich parking lot. Users should cross from the museum to the Terrain Park by using the West crosswalk, closer to Arctic Health.
12. Users will obey signage and Park Crew instructions.
13. No drugs, alcohol, or tobacco allowed. Zero Tolerance Policy.
14. Recreational snow machines are not allowed on campus. Zero Tolerance Policy.
Nanook Terrain Park staff reserve the right to refuse access to anyone at any time, for any length of time, for any reason with no promise of refund. Any user caught trespassing will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, as well as revocation of park privileges for one year .
