Nevis Range Ski Pass Prices
Nevis Range has frozen prices for the third season in a row, ensuring it offers great value for money. Unlike at some other Scottish resorts there are discounts available for multi-day passes and early bird season pass prices apply. A Scotland-wide season pass costs £550 and can be purchased via the Snowsport Scotland website. Note that these prices may change, so check with the resort’s website for the latest or give the Ski Club’s expert info & advice team a call on 020 8410 2009.
Category
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Day Ticket
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Season Ticket
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Adult
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£35.50
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£273.00 (rising to £333.00)
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Junior (5-17)
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£23.50
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£156.00 (rising to £187.00)
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Senior (State Pension Age)
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£23.50
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£156.00 (rising to £187.00)
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Student (with valid ID)
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£23.50
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£156.00 (rising to £220.00)
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Season Dates
- Opening: approx. mid-late December
- Closing: approx. early April
Unlike some of the other Scottish resorts equipped with snowmaking, Nevis Range opens as the natural snow falls and closes as it melts – which can be later here due to the higher altitude. The dates listed above are only indicative so for full details see the resort's website. The Ski Club’s expert info & advice team are also on hand to help – call 020 8410 2009.
Nevis Range Resort
On the hill, the Snowgoose Restaurant serves as the ski area’s hub, as well as being home to the only restaurant on the hill. There is also ski hire and a café at the foot of the gondola, but all accommodation and other facilities are located 10 minutes down the road in Fort William.
Fort William is home to numerous B&Bs and hotels, mostly there to cater for the hoards of summer visitors visiting to climb Ben Nevis or to use Nevis Range’s world-class mountain bike facilities. This means that winter is also low season, so you can get some great deals on rooms. In town there is a good choice of restaurants, pubs and also for a small town, some great outdoors shops – selling the latest ski and climbing gear.
For Families
Nevis Range is perhaps a little less family friendly than some of the other ski areas when it comes to on the hill facilities – the beginner zone is not as good here as at for example, Lecht. However, the convenience of its location near Fort William makes it a good option. In town there is a good leisure centre with a swimming pool and even a bowling alley – ideal for down days when the weather has closed in.
For Après
The Snowgoose Restaurant is a good spot for a post-skiing drink and has a good selection of local beers and whiskeys. Down in town, the bar at the Alexandra Hotel is cosy whilst the Grog & Gruel is a traditional pub serving good food. Other eating options include several other pubs, a handful of independent cafés as well as British take away favourites including fish & chips and curry.
How to get to Nevis Range
Nevis Range is around two and a half hours away by car from Glasgow and a touch further at three hours from Edinburgh. Four trains a day leave Glasgow for Fort William and the journey takes a little under four hours.
- Glasgow: 2.5 hours (driving) or 4 hours (by train)
- Edinburgh: 3 hours
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