Top 5 Scottish Ski Breaks

The Lecht Ski Centre

The Lecht Ski Centre, situated 2090 feet above sea level, is Scotland's smallest ski resort, but it's ideal for new and young skiers. The slopes of the Lecht Ski Centre are gentler and are perfect for those who want to improve their skills. You can try tubing, mountain biking, and chairlift tours here as well.

The fun doesn’t have to stop on the slopes! Book yourself into this stunning cottage in Grantown on Spey, complete with a private indoor pool and hot tub so you can relax and soak your tired muscles. This property sleeps 6 and offers some incredible views of the surrounding mountains.

Nevis Range Mountain Experience

For those looking for a more intense experience, the Nevis Range Mountain Experience is one of the best destinations to ski. This ski resort consists of ten ski lifts, and you get to overlook Britain's 8th tallest mountain Aonach Mor by riding the mountain gondola. The Nevis Range boasts of the best off-piste skiing in the UK at the Back Corries and many things to do, from snowboarding and skiing, walking trails to treetop adventure courses.

After a day of adventure, this charming cabin near Fort William can offer the perfect reprieve for you and three friends or family. This humble property is great for those needing to crash hard before going hard the next day. If you’re looking for something larger, this luxury, modern villa in Spean Bridge is a spacious and relaxing place to kick back with family and friends. 

Glencoe Mountain Resort

Located in Scotland's easternmost ski resort is Glencoe Mountain Resort. Established in the mid-1950s, this ski resort is Scotland's oldest. With eight lifts and twenty runs, Glencoe Mountain Resort has varied ski terrain that includes the Flypaper black run, which is considered one of the most challenging ski runs in the UK.

Dive into Scottish culture after your active day and check in to The Tower, a ‘miniature Scottish castle’ in Acharacle Ardnamurchan. Perfect for a romantic getaway for two, this modern property boasts views of the wilderness from the balcony.

Cairngorm Mountain Resort

The Cairngorm Mountain Resort is located in the Cairngorms National Park. Here you find the funicular railway, the UK's only through-mountain railway, which overlooks Loch Morlich. It's possible to enjoy skiing all year-round in the snowfields of the Cairngorm Mountain Resort. With 35 runs and 11 ski lifts, this is one of Scotland's most popular skiing areas.

Relax and cosy up with your fellow skiers in this comfy cottage in Newtonmore, where you can find multiple social spots and a wildcat trail - you may just need a break from the slopes to enjoy this local attraction.

Glenshee Ski Centre

The Glenshee Ski Centre is Scotland's largest ski resort. With 22 lifts and three cafes and multiple runs, you're sure to find winter wonderland vibes to excite you to your core. This outstanding ski resort offers unforgettable skiing experiences amidst vast landscapes perfect for any level of skier.

To complete your holiday, there’s no better stay than this captivating lodge in Blairgowrie, where family and friends can enjoy a drink on the patio before snuggling into a cosy and luxurious bed.

So there you have it, our top five Scottish ski resorts for the year 2024. Scotland is an excellent ski destination, with diverse skiable terrain to cater to everyone's skill level. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, Scotland has something to offer for you. These ski resorts provide great experiences and great amenities, and, most importantly, each captures Scotland's stunning scenery. Make sure to book your accommodation if you’re skiing in Scotland to get the best holiday home for you!