Cairngorm Mountain
Il centro sciistico più famoso della Scozia, sulle pendici della sesta cima più alta del Regno Unito, sopra Aviemore.
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What to expect at Cairngorm Mountain
Cairngorm Mountain rises above Aviemore in the Highlands and remains Scotland's most visited winter sports venue. Skiing is served from a base at 637 m by the Cairngorm funicular railway, a T-bar and a network of Poma and rope lifts up to 1,097 m on Cairn Gorm itself. Snow is entirely at the mercy of North Atlantic weather, some winters deliver deep cover from December to April, others are meagre, but when it is on, the terrain in the Coire Cas, Coire na Ciste and Ptarmigan bowls is genuinely wild. The Aviemore base town has a good pub and restaurant scene and is a proper year-round outdoor destination.
Cairngorm Mountain in winter
Snow at Cairngorm Mountain
Cairngorm Mountain piste map
The official Cairngorm Mountain piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Cairngorm Mountain ski map ↗Getting to Cairngorm Mountain
- Inverness (INV)53 km by road1 h 12 min
- Aberdeen (ABZ)89 km by road2 h 1 min
- Edinburgh (EDI)131 km by road2 h 59 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 Spotted something out of date?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.
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