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Snowboardmuseum.com

Snowboard history you can touch.
At the foot of the Hochkeil in Mühlbach am Hochkönig, Salzburg, one of Europe’s largest snowboard collections tells the story of riding sideways on snow. It starts with the earliest precursors and runs through to the boards of today. The collection holds more than 1,800 snowboards from all over the world. Alongside them are bindings, boots, outerwear, magazines, videos and the small accessories that defined a culture.
The aim of the Snowboardmuseum is to document and preserve the development of the snowboard and its history.
The Snowboardmuseum conceives and curates the permanent snowboard exhibition housed in the Salzburger Landesskimuseum in Werfenweng. The museum’s curators Pez and Lilo have also organized various pop-up exhibitions and there is our permanent exhibition in the hostel Hochkeilhaus.

Visit us or get in contact for an exhibition in your museum or at your event: INFO@SNOWBOARDMUSEUM.COM

PEZ IN THE SHOWROOM.

BOARDS

A Brief History of the Snowboard

Our book about the collection, a deep dive into the history of the sports.

224 pages, written by Peter Radacher, founder of snowboardmuseum.com. With additional contributions from Jürgen Blümlein (Skateboardmuseum Berlin) and Lilo Krebernik.

  • English editing by Tom Copsey
  • Graphics and editorial editing by Lilo Krebernik
  • Illustrations by Mac Krebernik
  • Photographs by Bud Fawcett, Joel Gomez, Adam Moran, Jeff Curtes, Andreas Monsberger, Mike Mandl and others.
  • ISBN 978-3-9519848-0-3
  • Price: Euro 59,90 + shipping
A Brief History of the Snowboard

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Buy the printed book here

Opening hours showroom: Hochkeilhaus Wednesday afternoon, guided tours on request
Team Hostel Hochkeilhaus Mandlwandstr. 105, 5505 Mühlbach, Austria
Email: INFO@SNOWBOARDMUSEUM.COM

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