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Mountainaddict


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 15.17hrs on Mon 6 Feb 17
Ski toured up Cairnwell side yesterday, Sun 5th Feb. Some fun turns and fresh tracks to be had - albeit with quite heavy snow and thin to heathery cover in places.

The weather closed in and it snowed heavily at times. Must have warmed up a bit as by about 2pm the snow became very sticky.

Always nice to be out so a fun day - but a fair bit more snow needed to get lifts spinning on the Cairnwell.


BraemarBob


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 19.06hrs on Mon 6 Feb 17
And more...

[localapps.pkc.gov.uk] 19:05:12

flugeryl


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 20.40hrs on Mon 6 Feb 17
Ski.Fish.Bike. Wrote:


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flugeryl


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 07.46hrs on Tue 7 Feb 17
Willie push it towards the runs......



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flugeryl


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 19.33hrs on Tue 7 Feb 17
Don't even know if glenshee has sunk in a bore hole today...as they are keeping it secret what might be open tomorrow, or ever

Is it just open for school parties???

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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 20.30hrs on Tue 7 Feb 17
They were planning to run the Dink Dink today for school groups only, but there was enough to operate the Claybokie as well. However where they pisted it's churned up into a bit of a mess in places because the snow is sticky - can see it on Sunnyside, so they maybe waiting to see if an overnight frost dries everything out a bit more or whether to wait another night. CairnGorm explicitly are not opening tomorrow but hope to offer something on Thursday.

ColinG


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 13.31hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
Great set-up for loads more easterly showers at Glenshee next 3 or 4 days, easily another 30 cm, maybe a lot more. Not picked up by a few of the forecast models as it's a) showers, b) small scale.

awrightski


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 13.40hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
I hope so!! Booked Monday-Tuesday off work to drive up from Leeds.. Can anyone recommend any good spots to wild camp (not too wild mind..) nearby? First time venturing east as Coe/NR is my usual destination..

remote_patrol


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 14.12hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
^ pm'd you

jas


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 16.06hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
just stay in glenshee car park if your in a van, they even have hook up if you want it

Altaholic


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 17.14hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
It was snowing continuously today at Glenshee, with varying intensity. The conditions on Sunnyside improved during the day.

If coming from the south note that the A93 is closed south of Blairgowrie at the bridge over the River Isla until into March.

sspeirs


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 19.55hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
Altaholic Wrote:

If coming from the south note that the A93 is closed south of Blairgowrie at the bridge over the River Isla until into March.


I expect to be heading for Glencoe at the weekend however just in case Glenshee gets a real dump at sometime this season ...... what is the alternate route to get to Glenshee from Perth? Is there a clear signposted diversion?

thanks

bigbuachaille


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 20.19hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
Altaholic Wrote:
It was snowing continuously today at Glenshee, with varying intensity. The conditions on Sunnyside improved during the day.

If coming from the south note that the A93 is closed south of Blairgowrie at the bridge over the River Isla until into March.

No reports I can find of the A93 road being closed at the bridge over the Isla. Are you sure?

Andy


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 20.32hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
I was up on Sunday. ...the sign said the bridge would be shut for 2weeks from 9.30 till 4.30 I think.

Fazbadge


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Re: Glenshee snow 2017
Date Posted: 20.54hrs on Wed 8 Feb 17
sspeirs Wrote:
Altaholic Wrote:

If coming from the south note that the A93 is closed south of Blairgowrie at the bridge over the River Isla until into March.

I expect to be heading for Glencoe at the weekend however just in case Glenshee gets a real dump at sometime this season ...... what is the alternate route to get to Glenshee from Perth? Is there a clear signposted diversion?

thanks


Take the luncarty cut off A9 and head through Stanley. Can follow Blairgowrie signs from there I'm sure

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