Skiing  Glencoe provides some of the finest skiing in Scotland. Yours to discover!

3,636ft of mountain adventure with some of the best skiing in Scotland. From invitingly easy to surprisingly steep, from narrow gullies to wide open bowls.

Glencoe has 2,600 vertical feet of superb natural terrain.
Whatever kind of skiing you're looking for, Glencoe's got it.

- Beginners / Novices
The relaxed atmosphere and our friendly instructors make learning at Glencoe an enjoyable experience. From the gentle nursery areas on the Plateau and easy progression onto Mugs Alley, beginners and novices can enjoy the forgiving nature of the lower slopes before moving onwards and upwards.

- Intermediates
With such a tremendous diversity of terrain, we offer a variety of intermediate runs guaranteed to suit every mood. Whether you simply want to perfect your turns on the wide open pistes of the Main Basin, cruise the long, forgiving contours of Etive Glades or test your nerve and skills on our old favourite Spring Run, the choice is yours.

- Advanced
If this is where you are at, then we have some impressive vital statistics to our name. A named FIS World Speed Skiing venue with the longest vertical descent (2,600ft/792m) and the steepest on-piste black run in Scotland (The Fly Paper)-this really is Braveheart country!

With this much choice, it is easy to see why Glencoe is the first choice for many Scottish skiers and snowboarders.Snowboarding  Glencoe has some of the most challenging riding of any of the Scottish areas it is famed for having some of the best freestyle runs and is without doubt, one of Scotland's best snowboarding areas.

Although generations of skiers swear allegiance to our unique atmosphere, we've become a firm favourite with boarders who find the unique terrain particularly challenging. With such an incredible diversity of natural jumps, drop-ins and wide open free carving runs, Glencoe is a great big natural funpark! But don't be put off. If you're a beginner, the Plateau runs are just perfect for getting started and Mugs Alley is a great confidence builder.

- Beginners' Areas
The Plateau runs are perfect for absolute beginners whilst Mug's Alley is a great confidence builder.

- Freestyle Terrain
Glencoe has some great natural freestyle terrain. While other areas have had to design and purpose build parks, Glencoe was designed by nature to be one of the UK's premier venues. Try Thrombosis (steep sided gully run), The Canyon (including the "bum hole") and The Wall for the best freestyle areas.

- Freeride Terrain
Glencoe is a veritable freeride paradise. The best runs include The Canyon (steep, wide fast gully), Happy Valley, Main Basin, Rannoch Glades, Etive Glades (progressive blue snaking down the mountain) and the Access Chair run (red).

- Alpine Terrain
As well as incredible freestyle/freeride terrain, Glencoe also offers excellent alpine areas. Try Etive Glades (long wide blue run), Happy Valley, Mug's Alley, Main Basin (wide, blue open run) or the Access Chair (blue) for the best runs.

- SteepTerrain
With the steepest on-piste run in the UK and its multiple off piste possibilities, Glencoe is considered by many riders to be the most extreme area in the UK. Try the Fly Paper (Scotland's steepest on piste black run) or the Access Chair run (black) for the most accessible steep terrain.