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Cairngorms National Park, Scotland · Independent

Cairngorm Mountain

Cairngorm Mountain is Scotland's highest ski area, located in the Cairngorms National Park near Aviemore in the Scottish Highlands. The Cairngorm Mountain Railway, Britain's highest funicular, climbs from a base of about 660 m to the Ptarmigan station at 1,087 m, just below the 1,245 m summit of Cairn Gorm itself, though skiers reach the pistes via a separate network of surface lifts. The resort offers around 30 km of mostly easy and intermediate pisted terrain and is publicly owned by Highlands and Islands Enterprise. The short, weather-dependent season typically runs from December to April.

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