What a laugh we had today – a bit of early season skiing in one of the least likely resorts – the Lake District… Nestled on the slopes to the north east of Helvelyn is the Lake District Ski Club‘s ski tow and club house. It’s not exactly your ordinary sort of ski resort where you fall out of your car in to a bubble-car to provide all the heavy lifting to reach the ski area. Here you have to hike from the parking some 2 or 3 kilometres, gaining nearly 400m of height, to reach a more reliable snow-line and the single button-lift served ski area. But who cares, it’s quite special to do a bit of skiing so close to home!
Do you want to borrow a dog?? 😉
Looks like a local ski resort for local people 😆
hola!
Never knew there was a ski lift in the lakes, you live and learn. 😀
Reminds me of skiing into hummocks of grass in Scotland and stopping very suddenly!
Skiing through a blanket of cold snow is one of the best activities to do while you are in a winter resort. The sense of danger will prompt you to think of “SAFETY FIRST” but it will eventually turn out to the feeling of adventure. In everything we do; take care of our safety.