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Best snow in Scotland for 50 years?
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All five Scottish ski resorts have opened this weekend, giving them a much-needed boost.
Yesterday about 6cm of snow was falling every 3 hours, and at the summits the snow is about 2m deep. Current conditions in the resorts are though to be the best Scotland has seen in spring decades... Some people are even predicting that it will be possible to ski there until May. And, there's some talk of opening the famous Back Corries, which offer some of Scotland's best off-piste skiing.
http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/scotland.cfm?id=544592006
http://ski.visitscotland.com/conditions/
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And, there's some talk of opening the famous Back Corries, which offer some of Scotland's best off-piste skiing
U'se a bit late they've been open all day
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Check the picture of Nevis Range, Glen Coe and Cairngorm in the 'public reports' section of
www.winterhighland.com.
See it and beleive.
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Just amazing. So glad they got some great snow this season. Just wich I could go to Glencoe and try it out
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Nevis Range have posted a video of folks skiing and riding the Back Corries last weekend.
http://www.nevisrange.co.uk/winter/fun/videos.asp
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I assume the thread title mean best for this time of year. (The cover looks extremely patchy compared to how it generally was 15 - 20 years ago.)
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All five Scottish ski resorts have opened this weekend, giving them a much-needed boost. Yesterday about 6cm of snow was falling every 3 hours, and at the summits the snow is about 2m deep. Current conditions in the resorts are though to be the best Scotland has seen in spring decades... Some people are even predicting that it will be possible to ski there until May. And, there's some talk of opening the famous Back Corries, which offer some of Scotland's best off-piste skiing.
