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Thursday, July 01, 2004
Glencoe Ski Centre re-opens
Brilliant - 2 new owners of the Glencoe ski centre have opened the doors. In the summertime! This is fantastic news and will allow all sorts of new opportunities up there on the edge of rannoch moor.
The ski centre is hoping to allow walkers access to the Blackmount mountain tops, and hopefully will get some mountain bike trails in there.
The west highland way goes right past the door, so walkers will be able to stop off for a couple of hours and head straight up the mountain for some great views.
All in all this is fantastic news, and i hope the centre is successful.
The ski centre is hoping to allow walkers access to the Blackmount mountain tops, and hopefully will get some mountain bike trails in there.
The west highland way goes right past the door, so walkers will be able to stop off for a couple of hours and head straight up the mountain for some great views.
All in all this is fantastic news, and i hope the centre is successful.
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