Cairngorm Mountain Snowsports
Scotland’s Ultimate Winter Playground
The Cairngorm Mountain ski area is Scotland’s ultimate winter playground for families, adrenaline junkies, eager first timers and everyone in between. With over 30km of pisted runs, 13 surface lifts, freestyle terrain and on-site equipment rental we truly offer something for all. Located just 11 miles from picturesque Aviemore, in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, a visit to this spectacular mountain resort is definitely one for the bucket-list!
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Unforgettable Snowsports
Cairngorm Mountain has been offering snowsports for over 60 years. The wide range of terrain and stunning landscape make it one of Scotland’s favourite mountain destinations. Enjoy shimmering runs and the crisp mountain air whilst capturing spectacular panoramas from the slopes down to Loch Morlich glistening in the valley. Snowsports enthusiasts, first-timers and day visitors are drawn here time after time to take advantage of the endless outdoor activities and the atmosphere of this truly unique resort – all set in the heart of Scotland’s Highlands.
From Beginners to Experts
The Cairngorm ski area is suitable for all abilities from beginners to experts to provide a memorable winter snowsports experience for all.
The snow sure beginners area with conveyor uplifts is a perfect way to learn with gentle runs perfect for building your confidence, whilst the long winding blues in the lower Coire Cas offer relaxing pistes and spectacular views. Intermediates and experts alike will feel right at home on our classic red and technical black runs.
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Choose from day, multi-day or afternoon passes.
Tickets will be on sale soon. Keep an eye out for updates on our Facebook page.
Keeping you Safe on the Slopes
We operate a professional full-time Ski Patrol who look after piste safety, piste marking and assistance in the event of any unlikely accident. Our main ski patrol base is located in the Aonach Room (by the Ranger base entrance). Our Ski Patrol only operate within the marked boundary which can be seen on our piste map. If you are venturing outside of the boundary and an incident occurs and you or your companions are injured, you must call for mountain rescue assistance – Dial 999 or 112 and ask for ‘police’ then ‘mountain rescue’. You can find out more information exploring outside of the ski area here. Make sure you stick to the 10 FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation) rules for conduct when you are out enjoying the ski area.
