text: The Nevis Range ski area in Western Scotland has had a dry ski slope at the base of its ski slopes, accessed from the gondola top station, since it opened in the early 1990s. Often buried by snow it provides certainty for beginner lessons if the snow fails to arrive.
  One of Scotland’s longest slopes at 150 metres in length. Floodlight for evening skiing and with a small cafeteria on site.
  Located in the Central Belt, the centre boasts a 100m long artificial ski slope and a 20m nursery slope. Both slopes are floodlit and offer year round, all weather skiing and snowboarding. The main slope has a sprinkler system and button ski tow.
  The longest dry ski slope in Europe opened in Autumn 2018 at the largest ski resort in Serbia. The 800 metre long slope with 116 metres of vertical drop is believed to be the longest ever built in Europe, with the surface material supplied by Italian manufacturer, Neveplast.
  Urban Slope, a huge facility with 5 snow sports simulators, opened in the centre of Seoul in 2016. It’s believed to be the world’s largest single location operator of snow sport simulators – machines which match gaming with skiing or boarding in front of a computer screen.