Activities in Lancashire
Lancashire runs from the coast at Morecambe Bay and Blackpool inland to the Forest of Bowland and the moors of the Rossendale Valley. On eola you can book skiing, snowboarding and tubing on the dry slope at Rawtenstall with The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale: taster sessions, beginner and improver courses, coaching sessions, private lessons and recreational slope time.
Race training with Ski Rossendale Race Club, and sailing with Arnside Sailing Club just over the county line in Arnside, show here when they add new dates. Tubing is for ages 5 and over. Read more in our Ski Rossendale spotlight, or see Rawtenstall, Manchester, Liverpool and the Lake District.
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Questions about activities in Lancashire
What activities can I book in Lancashire?
The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale in Rawtenstall is the one partner on eola in Lancashire. It runs ski and snowboard tasters, beginner and improver courses, private lessons, coaching sessions, recreational slope time and tubing. It also has an airsoft target range.
Read more in our spotlight on The Hill.
How much do activities in Lancashire cost?
At The Hill, ski and snowboard taster sessions start from £25 per person, and offer snowboard tasters are £15. Two hours of recreational skiing or snowboarding is £25 and coaching sessions are £20. Beginner and improver courses are £125 per person, and private lessons start from £80. Tubing is £15 per person.
What can I do in Lancashire in winter?
Almost everything at The Hill has winter dates, including ski and snowboard tasters, courses, coaching, recreational sessions and tubing. There are also Christmas recreational ski and snowboard sessions, a Christmas Eve ski taster and a Christmas Eve snow tube session.
Ski Rossendale Race Club took bookings here this year but is not on sale right now.
What are the minimum ages for activities in Lancashire?
Tubing at The Hill is not open to children under 5. The Hill does not list minimum ages for its ski and snowboard sessions on eola, so check each activity page or ask the centre before you book.
What should I bring?
Bring gloves for every ski, snowboard and coaching session. Wear clothing suited to the weather that covers your arms and legs, such as long sleeves and long trousers. For tubing, bring a change of clothes. Helmets must be worn if you use the features in snowboard coaching.
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