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Glenshee Snowboarding Terrain
Scotland's secret treasure
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If your first priority
is snowboarding
then Glenshee is the place
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-Snowboard UK Magazine,1997
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Host to the very first British Championships, and venue for the Scottish
Snowboarding Championships 2000, Glenshee has been the breeding ground for
two British Champions. So whether you want to lay out some big carves in
the wide open expanses at Coire Fionn, throw some moves over the jumps at
Butchart's Coire, catch some air in the natural half-pipe at the Plastic,
freeride the steeps of the Thunder Bowl or simply check out the sport for
the first time, Glenshee has it all.
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Beginners Areas |
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complete beginners), Plastic Slope, Sunnyside (great for improving riders),
Cluny, Tom Dearg, Corrour, Butchart's Coire, Trainer, Claybokie.
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Freestyle Terrain |
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Glenshee's plethora of
on-hill terrain makes it a perfect choice for freestylers. From the natural
1/4 pipes of Butchart's Coire and the Plastic Slope to the manmade terrain
park (location snow dependent), Glenshee has some of the best freestyle
terrain in Scotland.
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Alpine Terrain |
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Glenshee has dedicated alpine
areas on Cairnwell, but there are also limitless opportunities on Carn Aosda,
Butchart's Access, Coire Fionn, Glas Maol, Sunnyside and Grianan. |
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Steep Terrain |
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With some of the steepest
runs in Scotland, Glenshee has enough to test even the most experienced
rider. Try the Tiger, Glas Maol or the Carn Aosda roadside flank for that
added adrenalin buzz.
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