Norfolk Snowsports Club
Norfolk Snowsports offers expert skiing and snowboarding lessons, open practice, and exciting tubing experiences on its dry slopes in Trowse, Norwich. Whether you're training for the Alps, planning a family day out, or sharpening your skills, it's the perfect place for a fun-filled session!
Norwich, Norfolk
Taster sessions available
Ideal for groups
Gift an experience
Memberships at Norfolk Snowsports
Norfolk Snowsports Club is a members' club, and membership brings discounted lessons and practice sessions, priority booking and the chance to join club sessions on the slope at Trowse. Whether you're learning to ski, preparing for a trip to the Alps or training regularly, membership gives you the best value and access to exclusive perks.
Norfolk Snowsports Club
Whitlingham Ln,
Trowse, Norwich
Norfolk
NR14 8TW
Opening times
Monday - Thursday: 9am - 10pm
Friday: 9am - 9pm
Saturday: 8:30am - 9pm
Sunday: 9:30am - 9pm
Norfolk Snowsports Club is in Trowse, on the southern edge of Norwich next to Whitlingham Country Park, with parking on site. It is a short drive from the city centre and easy to reach from the A47 and A146.
Opening times can change with the season and school holidays. The live booking calendar shows the sessions available on each day.
More dry ski slopes on eola
Dry slopes let you ski, snowboard and tube all year, whatever the weather. eola works with ski centres and clubs across the UK: Alpine Snowsports Aldershot in Hampshire, Cardiff Ski & Snowboard Centre, The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale, in Lancashire, Torquay Alpine Ski Club in Devon and North Wales Snowsports Club in Llandudno. New to artificial slopes? Read what dry slope skiing is like.
FAQs
Where is Norfolk Snowsports Club located?
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 travelling by car. You’ll find Norfolk Snowsports Club at:
Norfolk Snowsports Club
Whitlingham Ln, Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk, NR14 8TWCan you go skiing as a beginner?
Absolutely! Norfolk Snowsports is an ideal location for beginners offering a range of beginner ski lessons designed to get you comfortable on the slopes, build your confidence, and teach you the basics of skiing in a fun and supportive environment. 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.Is there food and drink available at Norfolk Snowsports in Norwich?
Yes! Norfolk Snowsports features a cosy 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.
What should I wear for skiing or snowboarding at Norfolk Snowsports?
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.
Are there kids’ activities available at Norfolk Snowsports during school holidays?
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!
Is Norfolk Snowsports Club open all year?
Yes. The dry slope at Trowse is open year round, so Norfolk Snowsports Club runs sessions in every season, including evenings and school holidays. Artificial matting is a little slower and less forgiving than snow, which is why time on a dry slope is such good practice before a ski holiday. Read how dry slope skiing compares with snow.
How should I prepare for a ski trip?
Book a few lessons at Norfolk Snowsports Club before you go, so you spend your holiday enjoying the mountain rather than learning to stop and turn. Beginner lessons cover the basics, and improver sessions and open practice help regular skiers get their legs back. Then read eola's ski trip preparation checklist for kit and packing tips.