Looking for ideas for my backyard railjam park

So from that I got that you want three rails and a jump. I would build a nice 20 foot flat rail, a 20 foot flat box that can be split up into two pieces (so 2, 10 foot flat boxes) so you can make an A-frame box or whatever your heart desires, and then an A-frame Rail or a flat down rail or a down flat down rail. That is all for now

^ i would def say the same.... you need a long flat rail and a long flat box but having 2 boxes would give you options to make like an up flat set up or flat down set up with them. then i would say a fdf box or rail or a dfd box or rail either one would be fun but i think the fdfd might give you some different options and more variety since you could put it as a flat up flat or put it on a hill and have a dfd although it would probably be a more mellow kink set up like that.

Deffinately one long flat rail, two 10' flat boxes that can be configured to whatever shapes you feel, and a flat-down rail, or a-frame, or w/e... It might also be fun if you just take a really long 6" wide pvc tube, mount it on supports, and use it as a rail as well... they're hard to slide the whole way and they're fun too.

As for the run in, make one big ass ramp for the rails, and make it so that the ramp 'fans out' at the bottom, so that rather than just being a straight ramp, you can go down it on an angle as well so that you can hit one of the 3 jibs without having to turn after the ramp...

Go to your local hardware store, and buy some construction industrial grade lamps, some with stands and some without, and get a nice speaker system to pump tunes while you chil

Lastly, if you've got enough room for a sled tow-in jump, I'm guessing you miigggttt have a barn, in which case you should set up one of these... I've always always wanted to do this:



https://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/pictures/id/151114/

So my question to you is do you have a hill in the spot you want to host the rail jams? If not build a good size drop-in thats at least 4ft wide and 6-10ft tall. Make 20' rail, two 10' boxes so you can configure them like the guy above mentioned. Maybe even a cut on one end of one box thats 45 degrees so that you can make like a flat down setup. 

Sorry I meant to mention this as well... This works sooo well! It just allows you to make the boxes angled if you want them to be... and if not, use the other straight side. Sooo clutch

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you should definetly get a butter box, an urban-like rail(like single barrel dfd), and a long rail with high drop off