Optimist Hill campaign finalist in Kraft-Heinz Project Play competition

A winter park project in Saskatoon is one of four finalists in the Kraft-Heinz Project Play competition.

The Optimist Hill campaign is hoping to win the grand prize of $250,000 to put them over the top of their $1.9 million fundraising goal.

READ MORE: Mark McMorris throws support behind Optimist Hill project

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The hill at Diefenbaker Park would be raised by over 30 feet, which would create 400 feet of usable slope.

Plans for phase one of the project include a tube hill park and a snow terrain park, along with snowboard and ski areas.

There will also be a conveyor belt lift and expansions will be made to the existing toboggan runs.

Snowboarders Craig and Mark McMorris have thrown their support behind the Optimist Hill campaign and Saskatoon-based Catterall & Wright Consulting Engineers has been chosen as lead project managers.

READ MORE: Saskatoon-based firm named as lead project managers for Optimist Hill

The winner of the competition will be decided by a national online vote that starts at 10 a.m. Friday and runs until 10 p.m. Saturday.