Glenshee Ski Resort

Andorra
1. Grau Roig is one of the main centers of cross country skiing, dog sledding and snowmobiling players in Andorra. Elsewhere in this small principality between France and Spain, you can try hang gliding (Soldeu), snowshoes (Coll de la Botella) and ski jumping or ski biking (Pal, Arinsal). There are modern ski lifts and ski schools excellent and the season is relatively long, with reliable snow, often under sunny skies. The trails are well maintained and groomed and you can easily switch from one station to another.

Bláfjöll
2. area of Iceland's largest ski area, ski resort Bláfjöll, is only 30 minutes from Reykjavik and caters for all levels, from beginners to champions. There are five ski resorts and trails of various key are lighted for night skiing. Eleven lifts have a combined capacity of 8,100 people per hour. The three ski clubs prove accommodation for 100 skiers and snowboarders. Proximity and the glaciers Vatnajökull Kerlingarfjöll provide alternative skiing in winter and summer ski only. Away from the slopes, there is much to see, including the capital, Reykjavik, an attractive city with both modern buildings and quaint wooden houses from the turn of the century and a former fishing port. Bláfjöll is an ideal base for exploring the rest of Iceland.

Bormio
3. Over 50 km of pistes and 14 lifts with a capacity of 14,000 passengers per hour to Bormio, northern Italy, an ideal destination for skiers. One of its slopes, 4 km Stelvio is considered ideal for both annual downhill race, whereas the Valbella Betulle and are favorites among those who prefer difficult slopes. Even for beginners, there are easy slopes on the mountain and the valley. Two new chairlifts covered the top of the mountain were in service for the first time in 2004/05. Via Roma, with its characteristic small shops and murals on the walls of houses, which is the heart of the city of two thousand years of Bormio. The Kuerc, the main square, dates from the 13th century.

Gleann Shith
4. Glenshee or Gleann Shith (Gaelic for "Glen of the Fairies'), the boundaries of the highest public road in Scotland, which runs through the neck Cairnwell, once one of the main roads leading to the historic Highlands from the Lowlands. Skiing began here in the late 1930s, when some fans who learned to ski in Europe came here to play the sport. After the war, some of them returned to build simple lifts, driven from the rear wheel of the tractor. Sixty years later, Glenshee Ski Centre offers a ski wider UK and snowboarding facilities. The resort has 21 lifts and 36 runs at an astonishing diversity of natural terrain for all standards of skiers and snowboarders. Other activities in the area include gliding, golf, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, bird watching, 4 x 4 all terrain, clay pigeon shooting, swimming, horseback riding, Castle and Whisky Trail and sled dogs.

Kitzbuhel
5. Kitzbuhel, Austria, hosts the Hahnenkahm, one of the most treacherous and most famous of all the raids on the World Cup circuit. Accordingly, it has gained much publicity, which it has operated. Station and a number of other satellites presents a formidable selection of ski trails and diversity to rival anything in the Alps. Despite his reputation for fierce competition, the famous Streif race returns to a quieter role as a family and the Horn of Kitzbuhel, the ski classic second city, is also suitable for beginners and advanced. Snow can be unreliable, but in some recent years Kitzbühel had the best record in the snow in the Alps. The picturesque medieval town, with its walls strongly supported and delicate frescoes, is full of history and charm, but i.