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Glenshee

Glenshee does have the biggest surface area of all the Scottish resorts but the terrain is often compromised by weather and limited cover, but if the snow is in the East and the sun is out, Glenshee does have some varied terrain on offer

Rating overall

3/10

Glenshee Ski Resort

Glenshee Ski Resort / Photo: VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Mountain stats
Top lift:1068m
Vertical drop:458m
Bottom lift:650m

LiftsLift count : 3 x Chairlifts   19 x Drag-lifts  

2000 acres 40km OF PISTES (36 PISTES)
Easy
58%
Intermediate
36%
Advanced
6%

passes Pass (Low/High Season) : 30.00-30.00 Day , 320 Season pass

Statistics

Freestyle
  • Number of terrain parks: 1
  • Total kickers:
  • Total Jibs:
  • Park details:
  • Number of halfpipes: 0
  • Boardercross: false
Freeride
  • Trees: No
  • Backcountry:
Facilities
  • Night boarding: false
  • Heliboarding: false
  • Snowmobiles: false
Snow
  • Average snow in a season: unknown
  • Snowmaking faciities: 5
Season times
  • Season dates: Mon 15 Dec 14-Wed 15 Apr 15
  • Winter: Dec to April

Links

Getting there

  • Train: The nearest stations are Aberdeen, Perth, Dundee or Pitlochry.
  • Driving: Glenshee is situated on the A93, 9 miles south of Braemar and 25 miles north of Blairgowrie.
    From the south, follow the M74 to Glasgow, changing to the M73 then the M80 to Stirling. From here take the A9 to Perth and at the Broxton roundabout follow signs for Braemar over the Friarton Bridge and left into Perth. From here follow the A93 to Blairgowrie and Braemar. Once in Braemar, follow the A93 to Braemar. Glenshee is signposted from here.
  • Flying: Fly to: Aberdeen 11/2 hours away.

Address

  • Address: Glenshee Ski Centre Cairnwell Braemar Aberdeenshire AB35 5XU Tel: 013397 41320
  • Email: [email protected]

Location

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