Norfolk Snowsports Club

Norfolk Snowsports is conveniently located in Trowse, Norwich, just a short drive from the city centre. The club offers on-site parking for visitors, making it easy to access for those traveling by car. You’ll find Norfolk Snowsports Club at:

Norfolk Snowsports Club
Whitlingham Ln, Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14 8TW
Make sure to check the live opening hours for the latest timetable.

Yes! Norfolk Snowsports features a cozy Alpine-style café and bar, ideal for warming up with a hot drink, enjoying a meal, or relaxing après-ski. The café offers a variety of snacks, drinks, and stunning views of the slopes. It’s a great place to unwind after a session. Check out the menu here.
For more dining options in the area, visit the Norfolk Tourism website.

To ensure comfort and safety, it’s important to wear the right clothing when skiing, snowboarding, or tubing at Norfolk Snowsports. You should wear long sleeves, long trousers, and gloves to prevent friction burns from the dry slope. Helmets, skis, snowboards, and boots are provided with your session. For more information on what to wear, check our What to wear guide.

Absolutely! Norfolk Snowsports is an ideal location for beginners. Whether you’re preparing for your first ski trip or trying snow sports for the first time, the expert instructors are there to guide you. Try both skiing and snowboarding before deciding which sport suits you best. Check out the Taster ski sessions and Taster snowboarding sessions to get started!
For more tips on getting started, read our blog on Skiing on dry slopes.

Yes! Norfolk Snowsports Club runs exciting school holiday activities, following Norfolk County Council’s holiday dates. Kids can learn to ski, try snowboarding, or enjoy tubing sessions, keeping them active and engaged during the break.

For those who want to experience it all, the Taster Day Camp offers a fun-filled day of skiing, snowboarding, and tubing, with lunch included. Families can also join in the fun with donutting sessions, a perfect activity for kids and parents to enjoy together.

Holiday sessions are very popular, so booking in advance is recommended!

Dry ski slopes allow you to experience skiing and snowboarding on artificial surfaces that mimic the feeling of snow. These slopes are made from synthetic materials like plastic bristles or mats treated with lubricants for smooth gliding. Unlike snow skiing, dry slopes provide consistent conditions year-round, making them ideal for beginners and training.

For more information on dry ski slopes, read our full dry ski slopes guide.

Dry slope skiing provides year-round, consistent conditions, making it ideal for training, practice, and beginners. It allows for ski lessons in any season. Snow skiing, however, offers variable conditions and the excitement of mountain slopes, delivering the full winter sports experience. Each has its benefits, depending on your goals. For more details on both, check out our comparing dry slopes vs snow skiing article.

One of the most important things you can do before hitting the slopes in the mountains is to learn the basics of skiing or snowboarding. The last thing you want is to spend your entire holiday learning how to balance or turn on the slopes instead of enjoying them. That’s where the various dry ski slopes around the UK come in handy - these are perfect for beginners looking to learn the basics, and their trained instructors will make sure you're well-prepared by the time you get to alps!

Read our ski trip preparation checklist to ensure you are fully prepared for your ski trip.