The Olympic snowboard halfpipe is typically about 600 feet long, which is roughly 180–183 meters.

Quick Scoop

  • Modern Olympic halfpipes use the “superpipe” standard: 22 ft (6.7 m) tall walls.
  • A standard Olympic halfpipe length is around 600 ft (about 182.8 m).
  • Some competition pipes can be a bit shorter (around 120–160 m), but top Olympic venues aim for the upper end of that range.

Typical Olympic Halfpipe Dimensions

  • Length: About 600 ft / 182–183 m.
  • Width (wall to wall): Around 20–22 m.
  • Wall height: 22 ft (6.7 m) – this is the Olympic standard “superpipe” height.

In other words, riding from the top to the bottom of an Olympic halfpipe is like riding the length of almost two American football fields laid end to end.

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