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snowboarder.jpgWhether you are an experienced Snowboarder, you are learning to Snowboard or you haven't ever done it before, Snowboarding in the Scottish highlands is an experience that is exhilarating and fantastic fun and is not to be missed.

Ski Centres in the Scottish highlands cater for all and look out for
improving your skills and providing an enjoyable time in a magnificent environment. 

Within the Scottish Highlands there are three winter ski centres to choose from; The Nevis Range features snowboarding from the 4000ft (1220m), the highest in the whole of Scotland.

Cairngorm, near Aviemore, features two valley areas which is great Snowboarding, in fact generally the Cairngorm tends to be the most popular of the centres and has some magnificent views to add to the enjoyment of it all.

South of Fort William is Glencoe which is 3636ft (1108m) and has the longest decent of the three amounting to 2600ft (793m).

Also there is Aonach Mor at Fort William, a stunning Highlands location for snowboarding.
 
Some great snowboarding is available, but is dependent on the Scottish Weather which can be unpredictable (mountain weather) at times. Good advice would be to check the Snow before you go. The Snowboarding Season is from late December to April but again all is dependant on the weather.
 
You don't need to go and spend out on the latest top of the range equipment and clothing, but if you want to, feel free, you certainly want to feel warm and comfortable. There are many places to hire your snowboarding equipment in the Scottish Highlands and all Ski centres offer tuition through qualified instructors and schools if needed.

If you want snowboarding in the Scottish Highlands please look below for a list of centres in the stunning scenery and beautiful surroundings of the Scottish Highlands.
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Cairngorms 131
Cairngorm Mountain Funicular Railway transports visitors to the Ptarmigan Top Station, nestled just below the summit of Cairn Gorm. The Top station offers spectacular...
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The Lecht
Deval Karts - you don't need to be a devil to drive one! Karts have steering and brakes, but no engine. Low pressure balloon tyres to drive down the hill on track. ! But...
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Nevis Range 131
Skiing has been enjoyed on Aonach Mor since the 1930’s, predominately by local skiers. However it was not until 1968,...
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Glenshee 131
Glenshee or Gleann Shith , (Gaelic for Glen of the Fairies ), flanks the highest public road in Scotland which runs through the Cairnwell pass, formerly one of the...
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Farr Cottage Lodge
Farr Cottage Lodge is one of Scotland’s best hostels and an established Activity Centre. The hostel,  which is located on the outskirts of Fort William, has...
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