I would like to add my thanks for all your efforts this season.

My friends and I have regularly travelled through from Elgin and we have each managed somewhere around 15 days on the mountain this year (wish i’d purchased a season ticket). The addition of the boardercross run was brilliant and hopefully you can build another one earlier next season.

Thx

Thanks for the efforts over this season.

Can I just add one point: the addition of a proper park and similar features like the skicross etc have been very welcome additions, although they have come late-ish in the season. There are people who have come and will come just for these, so I would really suggest for next season to try to get park features implemented as early as possible. The ptarmigan bowl, even with minimal snow, is ideally suited for this, and having park features out would add skier days even when skiing elsewhere on the mountain would be potentially marginal.

Thx

bob

Just read about your agreement with the Highland Council. I really hope you can find ways to bring in more income. Charging a fee in the car-park seems a good idea - especially if the parking area and roads to the base are maintained by you. With the debt written off, how much does the funicular and infrastructure cost on a daily/ season basis? Can visitors cover costs?

I guess talking about it might be time-consuming and tricky but hopefully we can all put our ideas across - there may be an avenue not yet explored.

The thought of HIE running the facility is a little scary - sort of faceless.

You’ve made a lot of good friends this season, you should take advantage of them.

Thank you for taking the time to keep us informed through the blogs and the fantastic pics you posted through the season.

For those of us who cant get to Caingorm any more it is a wonderful reminder of many happy skiing experiences going back into the ’60’s

Please keep the blog going next season.

Thanks

Michael

The staff were truly superb, especially the ski patrol who put up with my daughter pestering them to see Coire (the dog not the funicular) constantly. Everyone was full of smiles and really helpful apart from one person in the ticket office who seemed to have missed the happy mood on Saturday, but that was soon sorted by her manager who was lovely.

I see the Daily Record have a report on the events and the fact people were skiing and it’s been picked up by Snowheads, the largest UK skiing forum, all brilliant PR for Scottish skiing and as long as there’s snow we’ll keep plugging away on there and elsewhere. In fact I’m pleased to say that we’ve managed to encourage a few people to try Scotland for the first time as well as return after many years this season, a result I think!

I’ve been plugging away at people at Gloucester dry ski slope this season too, I do some part-time instruction there, and some have ventured north of the border this year I believe!

All grist to the mill and please pass on my family’s thanks to everyone (with the one exception, lol) for a superb weekend - I know my daughter wants to come back so that’s the next generation sorted!

BTW, I believe you took some photos of my little boy, Jamie, on the snow castle on Saturday - do you have any copies of these Bob?

Just wanted to show my support - i came up this weekend (fifth time this season)and had an absolute ball:) Ptarmigan bowl was beeeeeautiful to ride today (and lovely to fall on…he he - soft snow = no pain!!) and seeing all the guys jumping on the terrain park was brilliant too. Even when winds and visibility were on the challenging side on Sunday, still had an amazing time. Staff were brill and everyone really enthusiastic….truly hope you guys can stay open for many future seasons cause you are a gem in the rough:). Can’t wait for next year!

Bob

This winter’s been so good up in Cairngorm I can’t wait for the snow to come again!

Thanks to you and all of your team for making this season the best I can remember.