Ski Passes

Are you looking for a flexible season pass that allows you to ski or board where the weather and snow conditions are best? Then what you need is Ski-Scotland's great value Four Area Pass, which can be used at Glencoe Mountain, Glenshee Ski Centre, The Lecht 2090 and Nevis Range.

PRICES

• Four Area Passes for the 2023/24 season are great value, at only £480 for adults and £250 for children (5 - 17 years inclusive at 01/12/23). 
• Passes will be on sale between 1 October and 30 November 2023.
• You will also receive free Snowsport Scotland membership, with discounts and public liability insurance needed to cover you for the winter season.

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HOW TO BUY YOUR TICKET

• Purchase your passes online at the Snowsport Scotland Four Area Pass webpage. There is limited availability, so get yours before they're all gone.
• You will also need a passport photo for your ticket. 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE TICKET

Terms and conditions, along with how proceeds from ticket sales are re-invested in Scottish snowsports, are outlined on the Four Area Pass webpage.

Although uplift passes available vary from resort to resort, alongside full day passes, most ski centres offer limited area and half-day passes, which are ideal for beginners, families, those that are short of time, and those who just want to refresh their snowsports memories. Some centres also offer mid-week passes, which are a great value option if you're able to take advantage. Slopes are generally quieter mid-week, so it's a great time to go if you can.

If you're on a short snowsports break and looking for a longer time on the slopes, there are also passes for you, including weekend and multi-day passes and some centres offer their own specific season tickets. Centres also offer reduced price passes for senior citizens and students.

You can view pass options and prices available at the five individual ski centres via the links below:

• The Lecht
• Nevis Range
• Glenshee
• Glencoe Mountain
• Cairngorm Mountain