Bassingbourn Snow Sports Centre
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| The booking Secretary, PO Box 103, Royston. SG8 9ZN |
| Tel & Fax : 01462 618091 E-Mail :
bookings@skibass.org
Website : www.skibass.org |
Slopes
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 | 1 Main Slope - 100m Long
 | Dendix Surface. |
| 1 Poma Lift. |
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| 1 Beginner Slope - 45m
| Dendix Surface. |
| 1 Rope Tow. |
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Refreshments
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| Tea, Coffee, Soft Drinks and Sweets. |
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Bar
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| No |
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Shops
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| No |
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Other Attractions
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| Ski/Snowboard Lessons Available. |
| Snowboard Nights are Friday between 8:00pm and 10:00pm. |
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Good Points
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| X |
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Bad Points
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| X |
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Improvements
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| X |
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PLEASE NOTE:- This slope is situated inside an Army Barracks, so you
need to contact The Bookings Secretary on (01462) 618091 to obtain a pass to get into the
barracks.
Comments About Bassingbourn Ski Centre
| S M Boreham - 01/07/2001 |
I have been to this slope and it's based in an Army Barracks, so you have
to check in with an officer at the gate!! It was probably 4 years ago when I last
visited and there was a horrible rope to drag you up the limited slope, and it nearly
pulls your arms out of your sockets!! I knew a family who taught their children to
ski here before going on holiday, but I have not been back!! |
| David Brunton 03/09/2002 |
The above information was supplied by David Brunton a Snowboard Instructor
At Bassingbourn |
| Andrew Upton - 30/09/2002 |
My family all learnt to ski here and found the quality of teach to be
excellent. It is a non-commercial slope, and is run by the club members, so it may
not appear to be as big as some venues around the country. Pound for pound, it is
probably the best value at any ski slope in the country, and never over crowded.
Well worth the money. |
| Gary Atkins - 15/12/2002 |
I skied at Bassingbourn when I was a Royal Fusilier.
(trumpet player) in the early 80's. My family emigrated to Canada in the early 70's so I
learned to ski in the Rocky Mountains. Having never seen a 'dry hill' before it was a bit
of a novelty - the ground has no 'give' like real snow. It was a much appreciated
distraction from the daily grind even if it is (was) more like roller-skating than skiing.
As write this, I am in Dawson City, Yukon, Canada. It's minus 12 (Celsius)
and snowing. The mountains look great. Learn to ski anywhere that you can! |
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