Nelinurkade

Nelinurkade is a skiing and snowboarding discipline that originated in Estonia, a country located in Northern Europe. The term "Nelinurkade" is derived from the Estonian language, with "neli" meaning four and "urkade" meaning edges.

Nelinurkade involves skiing and snowboarding on steep and narrow paths, often with a focus on technical skills and precision. The sport typically takes place in natural snow-covered areas, such as forests and hills. Skiers and snowboarders participating in Nelinurkade often rely on their edge control, balance, and agility to navigate the challenging terrain.

The roots of Nelinurkade are closely tied to the country's winter sports culture. Estonian skiers and snowboarders have been pushing the limits of what is possible on the mountain for decades, and the discipline of Nelinurkade emerged as a way to challenge themselves and showcase their skills. Many Estonian athletes who compete in Nelinurkade regularly participate in international events, representing their country in freestyle and freeride competitions.

The exact rules and regulations governing Nelinurkade are somewhat informal, as the discipline has not been officially recognized by any major international governing bodies. However, the Estonian Ski Federation and other local organizations provide support and guidance for athletes and coaches involved in Nelinurkade. The sport remains a niche activity with a dedicated following in Estonia and surrounding regions, known for its unique blend of technical skill and winter adventure.