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Ski centre details
Name of Centre Glencoe Mountain
Telephone 01855 851226
Email Address admin@glencoemountain.com
Web Address http://www.glencoemountain.co.uk


Lift pass prices
Type Adult Child
Chairlift Only £10.00 Under 16 £5.00
1/2 Day £20.00 Under 16 £15.00
Student 1 Day £25.00 -
1 Day £30.00 Under 16 £20.00
Family 1 Day £90.00 -


Equipment hire
Type Adult Child
Skis, Boots & Poles 1 Day £25.00 Under 16 £20.00
Snowboard & Boots 1 Day £25.00 Under 16 £20.00
Snowblades & Boots 1 Day £25.00 Under 16 £20.00


Instruction
Duration Adult Child
Instruction Ski/Snowboard Beginner. All lessons are 2 hours duration. £25.00 Under 16 £20.00
Private Instruction. All lessons are 2 hours duration. £50.00 per hour per person £50.00 per hour per person
Special Deals. Mega Deal - includes, equipment hire, 2 hour lesson & full area day ticket. £60.00 Under 16 £50.00


Apres ski

For breathtaking views and a bite to eat in the cosy indoors, make sure you call in to the smart log cabin cafe at the base of the resort. On a clear day, the vista towards Buachaille Etive Mor, the sentinel guarding the entrance to Glen Coe, is truly outstanding.

There are also apres ski options at the nearby Kingshouse Hotel and Glencoe village is also close by.



Further info
As well as skiing and boarding in the winter months, this stunning glen offers some of the finest hillwalking and mountaineering in Scotland and there are also some great 'natural' mountain biking trails to discover as well.

 

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About the centre

Glencoe Mountain is the grand-daddy of the Scottish skiing resorts, being the country's first commercial area to open with a ski lift in 1956. But this position at the head of the family of five resorts does not mean that Glencoe Mountain is in any way old-fangled.

Indeed, the resort, which has always been a popular outing for more experienced snowsports fans, has become increasingly popular in the 21st century among more daredevil snowboarders and skiers.

Undoubtedly it is one run in particular called the Fly Paper that offers the biggest appeal to such riders. The Fly Paper is the steepest and most thrilling black-graded run in Britain. But there is in fact something for everyone at Glencoe Mountain, also known as the White Corries.

Set among 200 hectares of fabulous scenery in the Meall a' Bhuiridh Massif, the main ski area comprises a large basin with outstanding snow-holding characteristics.

Today there are seven lifts and nineteen runs, including four green runs and six blue-graded runs. Glencoe Mountain also caters for more than just the winter sports market, including walking and climbing year-round and mountain biking and paragliding in the summer months.



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