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Snowfall warning for North Island New Zealand Issued 24 July at 10am local time. A deepening sub-tropical depression will quickly cross North Island on Saturday accompanied by a short period of gales and heavy rain. Expect easterly blizzard conditions to develop on Ruapehu as well as the ranges from the Tararuas to the Kawekas and perhaps even further north. A Cool SE flow with further bands of snow for mountains elsewhere. Many resorts have seen more than 20cm snow over the past 24hrs.

Glencoe Mountain Resort, United Kingdom

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Visitor reviews for Glencoe Mountain Resort

  • January 22, 2007
    Craig fae Glesga.... from UNITED KINGDOM

    By far the best resort in Scotland for anyone who wants to ski on the slopes without having to wait in lengthy queues to access the lifts. Brill for those who arrive by car as there is not great parking facilities for bus loads.
    Great runs and facilities for all levels from novice to expert!!!!!10/10.

  • January 11, 2007
    Paul fae the toon!! from UNITED KINGDOM

    The best resort in Scotland by miles, new additions this year will be a quality terrain park, and some good music...

    Well worth checking out!

  • April 20, 2006
    Callum fae Irvine from UNITED KINGDOM

    This season has seen some awesome skiing at Glencoe, there's something for every level, from the adrenaline junkie to the absoloute novice !!
    Only an hour and a half from Glasgow makes it the best run in Scotland - Fill your boots before the 2006 season ends.

  • March 20, 2006
    bobby from UNITED KINGDOM

    Compact little resort but with breathtaking views and the best natural terrain in Scotland with a few long wide beginner runs and lots of drop-offs and gullies etc for intermediates and above. Also,it has the steepest black in Scotland and intermediates and above can ski back to carpark past a waterfall in good snow conditions.
    All in all a friendly resort with great varied terrain compared to Aviemore and Glenshee etc and only an hour and a half from Glasgow.

  • December 04, 2005
    Danny Moore from UNITED KINGDOM

    Glencoe has got to be the most alpine of all the scottish resorts. I did a quick whistle stop store of the five scottish resorts early March 2005 and this was the one that simply took my breath away. The runs on the main plateau are the best, with fly paper the best for a adrenaline fix! The views of the frozen Rannoch Moor and down the glen were fantastic and the nearby Clachaig Inn offers some fantastic local brews and a hearty meal after a tough day on the slopes. All in all a gem of a resort!