Yeti Mountain was not built by investors. It was carved out by snowboarders tired of lift lines, corporate lodges, and rules — the Yeti Rebels, who wanted bigger jumps, sharper turns, and zero restrictions. When the Slopeside King races became legendary, the corporation Apex Boarders tried to claim the mountain and was refused. Now once a year, both sides collide. The races demand more than speed — competitors must outsmart, outstyle, and outlast rivals through treacherous slopes, brutal obstacles, and all-out snowboard combat. No rules. No restrictions. One name gets etched into history.