Dunc Wrote:
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Thanks for this..
As the person who started this thread I find the above new sign (notice the clamps to hold it in place)...rather disturbing...
Basically ignoring the Scottish outdoor access code totally....
The fact they say stay outside the fences...but which ones?...you can be outside a fence & off piste, but still within the "ski area" that they "claim" is theirs. If this is the case then you cannot get to the hills unless you use the one & only path on one side...but what about the other side of the road??...not seen a "designated path" there...unless I missed it...
Also that sign contradicts their own webpage on ski tourers which states:-
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www.ski-glenshee.co.uk]
""""There is some fantastic ski touring accessible from the Glenshee ski area.
In opening hours if you're using the ski area for ski touring please purchase a ski touring ticket for £12 which allows you to use the pistes for coming down and includes 3 single uplifts. Please collect the new Ski Touring code from ski patrol. This has been produced by the Mountaineering Scotland for all our safety and enjoyment.
All skining up should be done off the pistes and lift lines.
If you are using the pistes outwith opening times could you avoid newly groomed pistes."""""
If they are claiming the "ski area" is the same as the ski patrol area as shown on the piste map with a dashed purple line then they are claiming a huge area.....
---That was not a fall, I intended to do that!---
Edited 1 times. Last edit at 12.54hrs Mon 5 Feb 18 by SnowmanDave.