The Ski Resort
Glenshee ski resort in the Scottish Highlands is attractive for skiers and snowboarders alike. From easy to surprisingly steep, the winter sports area boasts vast opportunities for skiing and snowboarding. Glenshee features the UK's most extensive lift ystem, and the slopes extend over three valleys and four mountains.
Beginners and novices can take their first steps on skis or snowboard at the practice slopes next to the main car park. More experienced skiers can try the blue and red runs, ranging from long and beautiful to short and steep. Furthermore, the ski resort features blacks and mogul runs, which makes it interesting for experts as well.
Interesting facts
- Offering 40 km of slopes and terrain, Glenshee is the largest ski resort in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
- Glenshee is the the best rated ski resort in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
- It is among the 3 most family-friendly ski Resorts in Scotland.
- The vertical drop from summit to base is 250 m. The average difference in altitude between base and summit of Ski Resorts in Great Britain and Northern Ireland is 290 m. The ski resort takes you to an elevation of 900 m.
- The day pass at Glenshee is £34 making it one of the 3 cheapest ski Resorts in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
On Mountain Dining
The ski resort is home to three cafés that offer a wide range of snacks and meals. Warm up with a hot drink, before you head back onto the slope.
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Getting here
Located off A93, Glenshee ski resort is accessible via Braemar from the north east, and via Perth and Blairgowrie from the south west. Keep in mind that there is often heavy traffic on A93 during peak hours, and that there might be delays at the snow gates after a snow storm while the road is cleared.
