Futuristic Neveplast ski slope on the top of Copenhill

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Published 2020-02-21

Copenhill, the sports facility featuring a Neveplast ski slope located on the roof of the new waste-to-energy plant in the heart of Copenaghen, officially opened to the public on October 4th . Special guest and Italian star Kristian Ghedina, from Cortina d’Ampezzo, attended the inauguration to ‘test’ the ski slope. The ski facility consists of three slopes of different difficulty levels, two conveyor belts, and a ski lift which provide an opportunity to enjoy skiing and snowboarding 365 days a year.

All Comments (21)

@MADDOGEXXX 3 years ago

2:01 Just casually dropping 2012ish dubstep out of nowhere
@PRnutt 3 years ago

Want something that resembles snow as much as possible. Colors it green.
@TylerMcKinney 3 years ago

Bundle up. That shit hurts like hell when you fall
@clivedavis8260 3 years ago

is it just me or does jesper tjader show up to everything skiing
@edgoodwin4389 3 years ago

My brain malfunctions every time I see someone skiing down this thing.
@TheDoctorPretzel 3 years ago

Why does a powerplant have a better park setup than my local resort 😭😭😭
@stvbrsn 13 days ago

Ok, as a freeheeler myself, I have to give huge props to the editor for featuring a tele skier as the first action shot.
@tvviewer4500 2 years ago

So the Danish Olympic Ski team are gonna be really good at left turns.
@whatwedoforfun7172 3 years ago

There is actually people carving on that. That's insane
@PEACEOUTPAT 3 years ago

put one of these in every city
@iangpark 3 years ago

- "resembles snow as much as possible" - is green
@pallimpallom1515 3 years ago

Never heard of this. Why is this project so underrated?
@divechart4269 3 years ago

Talk about the "rug burn from hell".
@iirovaltonen4258 3 years ago

Imagine when this comes the norm and slope skiing becomes a summer sport.
@johnbarber1824 3 years ago

Props to the Neveplast man for those sweet tele turns.
@chrisolson7796 3 years ago

I skied Neveplast at Buck Hill in Minnesota. Amazingly fast way to ruin skis. Mine lasted 2.5 runs before they melted. Yes - it HURTS when you fall. You need to stay on edge to hope to have any semblance of control as well. It was interesting...once.
@ceeshat 3 years ago

I bet it feels good to breathe all that fresh mountain air :) Oh I mean powerplant air
@idolatrystudios 3 years ago

Like the old saying goes, necessity is the mother of invention. This is amazing!
@andrewpeacock9903 3 years ago

Man I’ve always wanted to ski next to a factory
@_pjd 3 years ago

Absolutely awesome. More of this in cities around the world, please!