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Nevis Range

Home to Scotland's most extreme terrain, and if the snow is

Rating overall

4/10

Nevis just after a storm

Nevis just after a storm / Photo: Steve Dowle

Mountain stats
Top lift:1221m
Vertical drop:580m
Bottom lift:91m

LiftsLift count : 1 x Gondolas   3 x Chairlifts   8 x Drag-lifts  

20km OF PISTES (24 PISTES)
Easy
65%
Intermediate
25%
Advanced
10%

passes Pass (Low/High Season) : 21.00-21.00 Half-day , 29.00-29.00 Day , 115.00-115.00 6-day , 115.00-115.00 6-day linked area , 239 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: some
Facilities
  • Night boarding: false
  • Heliboarding: false
  • Snowmobiles: false
Snow
  • Average snow in a season:
  • Snowmaking faciities: 20
Season times
  • Season dates: Sat 18 Dec 10-Sat 23 Apr 11
  • Winter: Dec to April

Links

Getting there

  • Bus: take a regualr CityLink bus to Fort William
  • Train: Train services to Fort William, 10 minutes away.
  • Driving: From Glasgow, head north on the A82, via Dumbarton and Glencoe, approx 2.5hrs. Nevis Range is 7miles from Fort William From London, use the M1, M6, A74, to Glasgow.
  • Flying: Fly to: Glasgow 2 hours away.

Address

  • Address: Nevis Range Torlundy Fort William Inverness-shire PH33 6SQ Tel - (+44) 01397 705 825 / (+44) 01397 705 855 Fax - (+44) 01397 705 854
  • Email: [email protected]

Location

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