Welcome to the Winterhighland Guest Book Thread. First time to Winterhighland this season, please let us know, and post your comments and suggestions.

Thanks, Alan.

The sites great but really needs keeping more up to date. On January 16th do we really need offers for New Year (unless it's 2003/4)

ASABA.

Erm what?? lol!

Hi Alan, great site! It frequently helps me with the question of which resort offers the best skiing. Keep up the good work!

Excuse my great ignorance but what does 'lol' mean ?
I've seen it used in forums many time but daren't ask. Thought I'd wait till the end of the season when not many folk are looking.

hey don't worry about it, we've all been there. lol means laugh out loud.

forums r kewl and i like the pics
lol

Great site! Great pics! Great info! Need I go on..?!?!

Hey-Ho. I dunno how to ski, but you forwarded me this link so I thought it only nice to leave a comment ^.^ hehe. Love the look. Looks goood. Better than mine Oh well I'm gonna stop typing now.... any minute now.... yup I'm gonna stop typing anytime soon.... i hope.... i wanna stop typing !! >.< Ahhhh... much better.

Alan

I've been critical in the past, but the site is looking superb this year. Everything works and it's damned quick. A well deserved well done.

Andrew Bond
Falkirk (shorter drive these days)

Brilliant, and very kind of you to welcome us lot from TWO.

I like the piccy's. :-)

Wonderfull site :-) Can't wait to get up there in December :-)

Paul & Debbie

Hi

I'm travelling from London at Christmas to stay in Aberlour. I am new to the highlands and was wandering of the chances of getting bad snow at that time of year? Does anyone know if the A9 closes at all due to snow in winter? Any other advice would be great. I have a Land Rover, but should I invest in snow chains etc?

many thanks, Gregg

You should expect anything from full on blizzard conditions (hopefully) to mild spring like weather. A Land Rover will cope with pretty much any snow that you will find on Scotlands roads and, unless there is serious drifting or you are venturing off road I don't think you will need snow chains. Yes the A9 closes due to snow quite frequently, not usually because of the amount of snow but due to the quality of driving (or lack of it) in the hazardous conditions. So leave plenty of time to spare if the weather looks fierce and you should expect to see at least one lunatic in a Vectra overtaking in heavy sleet on a blind corner.

Have fun
Andy