Nevis Range
Aonach Mor, près de Fort William. La seule télécabine du Royaume-Uni et le meilleur ski hors-piste sérieux d'Écosse.
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What to expect at Nevis Range
Nevis Range is on Aonach Mor, the eighth-highest mountain in the UK, above Fort William in the western Highlands. Base is at 90 m by Loch Linnhe, and the UK's only mountain gondola climbs to 655 m before drag lifts take skiers up to the plateau at 1,221 m. The lift-served terrain is modest at around 20 km, but the Back Corries, hike-accessed, north-east-facing and steep, are Scotland's most serious lift-served off-piste, and hold snow later than anywhere else in the country. Fort William itself is more mountaineering town than ski resort, and doubles as base for Ben Nevis in summer and downhill mountain biking.
Nevis Range in winter
Nevis Range piste map
The official Nevis Range piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Nevis Range ski map ↗Getting to Nevis Range
- Inverness (INV)99 km by road2 h 15 min
- Glasgow (GLA)112 km by road2 h 33 min
- Edinburgh (EDI)140 km by road3 h 11 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
Resort figures are checked against official resort sources each season. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
Stations à proximité
Glencoe Mountain
Scotland's oldest ski area on Meall a'Bhuiridh, famed for the fearsome Flypaper black run.
Cairngorm Mountain
Scotland's most popular ski centre, on the flanks of the UK's sixth highest peak above Aviemore.
Glenshee
UK's biggest lift network, spread across four valleys on the A93 in the eastern Cairngorms.