Lecht, Aberdeenshire
If you head to Scotland this year hiking, you should check out Lecht 2090, which is over 2,000 feet above sea level. It is a beginners’ resort, so if you are just trying your skis on the first time, this is the place to start. You will be able to stay close to the Cairngorms National Park, go hiking, try snowboarding, and choose from various accommodation options to suit your budget. Further, you will be impressed by the low daily pass prices, too.
Fort William, Scotland
In case you haven’t explored the stunning Nevis range of Scotland yet, head over between January and March and see what’s in store, Unfortunately, snow - like in most UK resorts - is not guaranteed, but you can go on hikes and take some amazing shots for your Instagram feed. When the snow is there, you will be able to take advantage of the 12 lifts and great prices, but there are also dry slopes just in case.
Raise, Cumbria
Weardale Ski Resort, County Durham
While this resort can’t compete with some of the European destinations, such as ski rental in Val d'Isere, you will love the friendly atmosphere and the great pubs nearby,. There are great facilities and accommodation. It is important that you phone before you arrive, to make sure that the lifts are in operation and the resort is not full.
Dry Slopes in Wales, Plas Y Brenin
If you would rather not wait for the snow to arrive and take your chances, you can try one of the great dry slopes in Wales, The Plas Y Brenin resort has not only skiing facilities, but also mountain sports, water rafting, and amazing hiking trails or Wales. Take your bike, get your mountaineering training boosted, or simply take in the fresh air and exercise outdoors.
Next time you are planning a winter trip, consider these UK ski resorts and winter sport centers first.
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