Ski centres

There are five different resorts in Scotland where you can go skiing or snowboarding, with a range of slopes suitable for beginners to seasoned skiers. Make sure to keep an eye on the conditions reports and come when the snow and weather are at their best.

Skiing and snowboarding on Scotland's mountains

La station de ski de Glenshee, Highlands

The Scottish mountain resorts make for a great value fun day out - each centre varies in what they offer, but here's a taster of the kind of facilities you're likely to find:

ski and snowboard hire and lessons
marked pistes and lifts
terrain parks and mini-shred areas
off-piste and backcountry itineraries
winter sports - ski mountaineering, Nordic skiing, sledging and telemark skiing
avalanche awareness training and free transceiver training parks
free car and coach parks
cafés and restaurants with good food at reasonable prices
ski shops and toilet facilities

Ski centres and resorts

Find your perfect ski resort in Scotland for a great ski or snowboarding holiday.

Cairngorm Mountain

Visit Cairngorm Mountain, one of the top attractions to visit in Aviemore and the surrounding area.

Glencoe Mountain Resort

Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on Rannoch Moor, with stunning views of the iconic Buachaille Etive Mòr.

Nevis Range Snowsports

With skiing up to 1190 metres (3900 ft), Nevis Range reaches high on to the mountain of Aonach Mòr and offers skiing and boarding into the spring.

Lecht Ski Centre

Situated at the eastern side of the Cairngorms, The Lecht Ski Centre is one of Scotland’s top ski resorts.

Glenshee Ski Centre

Glenshee, which takes its name from the Gaelic 'Glen of the Fairies', certainly offers one of the most magical skiing experiences in Scotland.

Snow conditions

Find detailed information for every resort including up-to-date snow reports, weather forecasts, lift and road statuses, and the latest news from Scotland's slopes.