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1 Post subject: Summit Park/Nevis Range Weather & Park Updates  PostPosted: Nov 18, 2006 - 11:53 AM



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Hi all,

Its a real sunny day no winds a perfect day for riding but no uplift at Nevis Range, although I keep hearing that Nevis Range may open next week for the weekend if conditions persist. Maybe it’s just a rumour.

Maybe if you post a message, if your up for riding next weekend on the best early snow Nevis Range as had for years maybe they will push the limits to open... It’s worth a try.


Nevis Range early this morning.

Not the best picture, the sun was a bit too bright this morning will get a few pics this evening.

If you have any questions regarding Nevis Range and the Summit Park please shout I am here to help.

Regards Mark


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Post subject: RE: Big dumps at Nevis Range  PostPosted: Nov 18, 2006 - 11:57 AM



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man that looks like a top pic, and i am well and truely up for rididng next weekend, was contemplating heading up north for a hike to ride some powpow, what do you think are the chances of getting a good run in on fresh powder, even on a hill with no uplift? or finding a spot to build a kicker to session?

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Post subject: RE: Big dumps at Nevis Range  PostPosted: Nov 18, 2006 - 01:37 PM



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Mark, have you been up on the hill recently? What's the situation with the Goose T bar? Did they strip it over the summer months and if so, have the bars been rehung yet?

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Hey, I am a snow virgin and wondering if it would be expensive for me to go to scotland for a day or two of riding? I'm in berkshire.

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Hi Folks,

Just going to nip out and get a few more shots of the hill as the sun goes down, will post them soon.

We have a few friends up at goose drive, they say the snow is knee deep powder with full cover. Surprised They will mail me some pics tonight and I will post them. Not sure if they will make it to the summit but I will let you know.

Will be back soon with some more pics.

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ohman Sad I'm moving house next weekend or i'd be there!

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My gran has an Autumn fair...so I'll be spending next weekend with a group of people who's combined age would take us back to the roman invasion Smile

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http://www.winterhighland.info/forum/read.php?2,65364

Wow! And that's just at the top gondola station. Mark, you're going to have to hunt for the rails and dig them out up at the summit.

Lets just hope the temp stays low over the next week and they can open next weekend.

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A couple more pics from this afternoon.




Current weather more snow falling with forecasts for more snow until at least Wednesday.

More updates soon.

Mark.
 
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anyone going to be hiking then?

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noice, hope it continues, got time booked off thursday/friday so thats where i'll be
 
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I will personaly shake the hand of someone if the hike that, ive walked up the down hill track before and that almost killed me couldnt imagin doing it in the snow! tho it would be so worth it in the end!.

They said on there website they may open at weekends if they get a decent amount of snow, i heard there was 10 feet of snow at the summit!
 
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Hi all,

No more pics to show you yet, the hill has been getting a real battering, strong gale force winds and milder temps.

Upper hill will still be getting snow, but I don’t know about ten feet of snow on the Summit. Cool
The hike up is hardcore, 3500ft to walk and then ride... Surprised

I heard Glencoe might open at the weekend if conditions allow.

More updates and pics soon.

Regards Mark.
 
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me crosses everything and hopes somewhere opens this weekend Very Happy

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Down here in Wiltshire we got some good hail today Furious

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