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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I have a season ticket at Nevis Range and go and ski when it’s nice and sunny/calm even if it’s just the top half of the Goose and summit open (300m vertical) but its only an hour’s drive away. I go 2-3 times a week.

I’ve just come back from a 3 week holiday in Spain which included a week skiing at Sierra Nevada. I like skiing blue and red runs and for the first 3 days at Sierra Nevada there was only the machine made snow runs open (mainly blues and only one or two reds - but over 1000m vertical
I was wanting more to ski (and I only ski slowly) Fortunately there was heavy snow in the second half of the week and the runs presented a new challenge with 20cm of powder on them in the morning.

So why do I never tire of going to Nevis for so little when I want more in a larger resort after 3 days?
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II, Anything is better than nothing.
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