Wake Parks in Kazakhstan (3)

Kazakhstan has a compact cable wakeboarding map spread across three regions rather than a dense national network — a full-size Rixen and reverse System 2.0 on the Pervomayskie Prudy ponds near Almaty, twin year-round Sesitec lines on Lake Shchuchye at Burabay, and a short reverse cable on an Irtysh channel in Pavlodar. Riders searching for a wakepark in Kazakhstan, a cable park near Almaty, or wakeboarding in Burabay can choose a clockwise full-size loop with a training line, or focused two-tower sessions farther north.

This Waketricks guide lists wake parks across Kazakhstan with addresses, GPS coordinates, cable types, obstacle setups, on-site amenities, photos, and official website links where available. Parks in this directory include Gagarin Wake Park in Ile District, Almaty Region, Cable Park Burabay at Rixos Borovoe in Shchuchinsk, and Alpha Wake Park Pavlodar in Usolka — each with a dedicated page for maps, lift details, and descriptions.

Gagarin Wake Park is the full-size session: a clockwise Rixen loop plus a reverse System 2.0, with kickers and sliders in the line, a wakeboard school on the ponds, and a beach, aquapark, and bungalows on the same campus. Cable Park Burabay is Kazakhstan’s first year-round cable, opened in 2015 — two German Sesitec System 2.0 reverse lines that run wake in summer and snowboard in winter, with kickers, an olliebox, and a rooftop funbox, and the masts still on the water in 2026. Alpha Wake Park Pavlodar is a 200-metre reverse System 2.0 with a one-metre kicker, instructors, and hire kit on a wooded channel. Filter by lift type below to compare the Almaty full-size loop with the two-tower lines.

Use the interactive map, cable filters, and park list below to open any park for directions and full details. We update this guide as Kazakh cables open, close, or refresh their operating status.