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Our advice for skiing in Scotland
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Aviemore is definitely a good choice for biking and skiing. Great (easy) biking round Loch an Eilien and the wee one at the back (Loch Gamha). Can't comment on the skiing.

I wouldn't write Glencoe off for skiing and biking though. Stay either at the Kingshouse or preferably Glencoe Mountain itself, that way you are right at the ski centre. There is good biking from the door too - down to Bridge of Orchy or over to Kinlochleven, both on the West Highland Way.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Another great bike loop from Glenmore (between Aviemore and the ski centre) is from Glenmore past Lochan Uaine and out to Nethy Bridge.
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