Toyota U.S. Grand Prix (Slopestyle) at Breckenridge 2026

The Toyota U.S. Grand Prix returns to Breckenridge Ski Resort from Thursday, December 10 through Sunday, December 13, 2026 — bringing FIS World Cup freeski and snowboard slopestyle back to Breck for the first time in 12 years.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard and Breckenridge announced the event's return in late October 2026. The world's best park skiers and snowboarders, including Olympic and World Cup athletes, will compete on a purpose-built slopestyle course of rails, boxes and big jumps led by terrain-park builder Charles Beckinsale.

"Twelve years is a long time to be away," said U.S. Ski & Snowboard CEO Sophie Goldschmidt, while Breck COO Jon Copeland called the return "a proud moment for Breck." The stop opens the 2026–27 U.S. World Cup season for freeski and snowboard slopestyle.

Spectators are welcome throughout the four days, including qualifying. The circuit moves on to Copper Mountain's halfpipe the following week (Dec 17–20), and Breckenridge's Ullr Fest follows right behind — a great reason to plan a mid-December trip.

Highlights

• First World Cup slopestyle at Breckenridge in 12 years
• Olympic and World Cup freeskiers and snowboarders
• Custom course by terrain-park builder Charles Beckinsale
• Four days of qualifying and finals
• Spectators welcome all four days

Schedule

Start times and the exact venue on the mountain have not been published yet — confirm with U.S. Ski & Snowboard and Breckenridge Ski Resort closer to the event.

Know Before You Go

• When: Thursday–Sunday, December 10–13, 2026
• Where: Breckenridge Ski Resort (course location to be announced)
• Admission: Spectators welcome; on-mountain viewing may require a lift ticket or pass
• Freeski finals Saturday, snowboard finals Sunday
• Dress warmly — you'll be standing in the snow for long stretches