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The image top is of the A93 Road up
from Perth with the Glenshee Mountains in front
at the Cairnwell Pass. Large
Image.
The Glenshee Ski Centre has many lifts and
tows on 3 Mountains over 3,000ft. The west side
mountains are the Cairnwell 933m / 3,061ft, and
Carn Aosda 917m / 3,009ft. The east side
mountain is Glas Maol 1,068m / 3,504ft.
Ski Runs
Map.
These Mountains are popular for hiking all
year round. The Ski Lifts can be used in winter
to the top of Cairnwell, and half way up Glas
Maol.
The Cairnwell Lift operates all year taking
you up to about 100 feet from the summit
point.
This is a great way for people that are not
fit enough to hike to the top to experience the
thrill of being on top of a Mountain with views
for 50 miles all around in clear days.
If hiking in Winter, make sure and have the
right clothing, compass, crampons, ice axe, and
know how to use them.
Glenshee Ski Centre History
1930s - Skiing began at Glenshee by
enthusiasts for fun.
1940s late - a Tow was installed driven off
a tractor wheel.
1957 - Dundee Ski Club built the first T-Bar
tow on Meall Odhar.
1962 - the Cairnwell Chairlift and a small
Cafe were opened.
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