Einheitliches Bedienkonzept der aktuellen Generation auch im ParkPro. Ein Joystick ermöglicht die intuitive aber auch individuelle Steuerung im Parkbau. Im ParkPro können die Tasten frei mit Funktionen belegt werden – sowohl die Funktionstasten am Armrest als auch der Joystick. Individuell sind dabei 4 Fahrerprofile abrufbar.
Einheitliches Bedienkonzept der aktuellen Generation auch im ParkPro. Ein Joystick ermöglicht die intuitive aber auch individuelle Steuerung im Parkbau. Im ParkPro können die Tasten frei mit Funktionen belegt werden – sowohl die Funktionstasten am Armrest als auch der Joystick. Individuell sind dabei 4 Fahrerprofile abrufbar.
Einheitliches Bedienkonzept der aktuellen Generation auch im ParkPro. Ein Joystick ermöglicht die intuitive aber auch individuelle Steuerung im Parkbau. Im ParkPro können die Tasten frei mit Funktionen belegt werden – sowohl die Funktionstasten am Armrest als auch der Joystick. Individuell sind dabei 4 Fahrerprofile abrufbar.
With the program "Away from the PC—Into the Snow," Kässbohrer introduces children to winter sports early, laying the foundation for long-lasting enthusiasm. First turns on mini skis, playful technical training, and the exploration of different winter sports: the days are active, varied, and naturally spark a love for sports.
I first got into Ski Cross through a PistenBully camp. And since this April, I’ve been part of the DSV squad! Without PistenBully, I wouldn’t be an U18 squad athlete!
Lina Hüsgen, DSV SkiCross
Away from the PC,
into the snow
With strong partners, great commitment, and plenty of enthusiasm, Kässbohrer gets children moving – on the slopes, on mats, and in the classroom. Whether it's a Ski Cross camp, mini-ski action day, or biathlon course: These events shape the winter sports of tomorrow – sparking children's enthusiasm to discover them for themselves.
PistenBully Kids Camps
At the PistenBully Kids Camps, children and young people learn from the pros. With a focus on technique and teamwork, they are playfully introduced to winter sports – on snow and on mats. Tips and tricks, fun, and plenty of action are guaranteed at our Kids Camps.
- March 1, 2025 – Oberwiesenthal
Ski Cross Kids Camp with DSV Athletes - March 8/9, 2025 – Grasgehren
Two-Day Ski Cross Camp with DSV Coaches
For Schools, Kindergartens, Clubs
With biathlon courses, mini-ski action days, and various competitions, PistenBully brings winter sports directly to schools – as an active experience that sparks curiosity and builds athletic self-confidence.
- Spring 2025 – Region Dornstadt
Elementary School Cup with Biathlon Stations, Final at the PistenBully Biathlon Center Dornstadt - Winter 2024/25 – Baden-Württemberg
Mini Ski Action Days for Children in Cooperation with Elementary Schools and Clubs
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Competitions & Taster Events
Big Starts for Young Talents: In races and competitions, children experience sporting highlights, compete playfully, and often discover their passion for the sport.
- March 29, 2025 – Oberjoch (ATA Oberallgäu)
International PistenBully Children's Ski Race with Support from the FSN
The Little Ones in the Spotlight at the Mini Ski Action Day in Oberammergau
The first steps in the snow are not always easy – but with the PistenBully Mini Skis, the introduction to skiing is fun and playful. At the Mini Ski Action Day in Oberammergau, the kids had the chance to showcase their skills in a small slalom course, alongside sliding and braking.
International PistenBully Children’s Ski Race 2025
The kids from Allgäu, Baden-Württemberg, Lower Saxony, Vorarlberg, and Switzerland couldn’t be stopped – despite rain and snow, there were many happy faces at the end of the day.
PistenBully Ski Cross Camp: Technique, Speed, Team Spirit
At the Ski Cross Kids Camp 2025 in Grasgehren, 60 young athletes aged 11 to 16 trained with experienced DSV athletes. In addition to riding technique and speed, mental strength was also in focus for the first time – with a workshop on stress management during competition.
PistenBully Elementary School Cup: Biathlon for the Classroom
At eight schools in the region, children experienced the basics of biathlon in a playful way at the PistenBully Elementary School Cup. Those who impressed with speed and accuracy qualified for the grand final at the PistenBully Biathlon Center Dornstadt.
Ski Cross Summer Kids Camp: Action on the Green Slopes
At the second Summer Ski Cross Kids Camp on the Reiteralm, 12- to 16-year-olds trained in the crosspark under the guidance of DSV and ÖSV coaches. During the so-called "Greencross," they worked through technique sections, jumps, and line control on mats – with lots of action, strong tips, and palpable enthusiasm.
PistenBully Ski Cross Camp:
Race Fever in the Snow
Around 70 young athletes between the ages of 12 and 16 trained at the PistenBully Ski Cross Kids Camp 2024 in Grasgehren with DSV coaches. The program included four hours of technique, start training, and race pace. A day full of action, teamwork, and enthusiasm.
Ski Cross Summer Kids Camp:
First Ski Cross Experience on Mats
Ski Cross in the summer? PistenBully makes it possible! During the first-ever "Greencross" on the Reiteralm, pure enthusiasm was sparked. Under the professional guidance of experienced coaches and athletes from DSV and ÖSV, kids aged 12 to 16 were introduced to various challenges. Plenty of fun, action, and tips and tricks from the pros were guaranteed.
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PistenBully Ski Cross Camp:
Full Commitment on the Track
At the Ski Cross Kids Camp 2023 in Grasgehren, 11- to 16-year-olds trained with DSV coaches on the race track. For over four hours, the program included start training, technique, and race pace. With great joy, mutual support, and enthusiasm, the kids surpassed their limits – a complete success for everyone involved.
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PistenBully Ski Cross Camp:
Action, Technique, Community
Around 50 children and young athletes participated in the PistenBully Ski Cross Camp 2022 in Grasgehren. Under the guidance of DSV coaches, they navigated the course with a focus on start technique, jumping behavior, and racing lines. Despite the changeable weather, there was consistent enthusiasm, team spirit, and true ski cross atmosphere.
PistenBully Ski Cross Camp:
Full Throttle on the Course
45 young athletes trained in Grasgehren with DSV coaches and World Cup athletes like Tobias Baur and Daniela Maier. Start technique, turns, and jumps were the focus – despite challenging conditions, with great effort and enthusiasm.
Winter Jam NYC 2020:
Snow Experience in Central Park
At Winter Jam 2020, PistenBully, together with NYC Parks and the New York Ski Federation, transformed Central Park into a winter wonderland. With artificial snow and a PistenBully 100, a mini ski slope for children was created. Over 12,000 registrations for ski lessons and numerous participants made the event a complete success.
PistenBully Kids Camps:
Team Spirit and Plenty of Fun
Around 100 children participated in Ski Cross and Cross-Country Camps in 2019. In Ostin, 12- to 16-year-olds trained with Daniel Bohnacker on starts, turns, and speed – in Oberstdorf, Florian Notz taught technique and body awareness. Two camps, plenty of movement, and true enthusiasm.
Mini Ski Action Days 2018:
Snow Fun for Many Children
During the Action Days in 2018, numerous children had their first turns on the PistenBully Mini Skis – accompanied by experienced coaches and full of enthusiasm in the snow.
PistenBully Cup 2017:
2,000 Children on the Slopes
In brilliant sunshine, the children had lots of fun and discovered the joy of winter sports. Along with valuable experiences, they also took home unforgettable memories. The PistenBully Cup was a complete success.
Mini Ski Action Days 2017:
First Steps on Skis
More than 500 kindergarten children and elementary school students had the chance to try skiing for the first time during the action days jointly initiated by PistenBully and the Baden-Württemberg Ski Associations (SBW).
At the PistenBully Kids Camps, children learn from real professionals—with action-packed days on the slopes, personal coaching, valuable tips, and a genuine competitive atmosphere. The focus is on technique, fairness, and teamwork, as well as on building motivation and self-confidence. For many, this first experience on the slopes marks the beginning of athletic development with real potential.
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Engagement
that continues when
the snow melts.
What starts on the slopes moves more than just children’s legs: teamwork, self-confidence, and the joy of togetherness – values that last. Investing in young winter sports enthusiasts strengthens health, community, and the future of our society.
That’s why our commitment doesn’t end with the season. It continues. In the minds and hearts of everyone involved. No wonder, because our heart beats for the snow. And it beats red.
