logo

The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale

The Hill in Rawtenstall is the perfect place to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and tubing in Lancashire. With lessons for beginners and improvers, recreational sessions, and all equipment provided, it’s ideal for families, groups, and anyone looking for a fun winter day out near Manchester.

Rawtenstall, Lancashire

Taster sessions available

Ideal for groups

Gift an experience

Children tubing down the slopes at The Hill in Lancashire

Gift vouchers – Gift an adventure!

Give someone special an unforgettable day on the slopes with The Hill vouchers. Available for skiing, snowboarding, or tubing sessions, they include lessons and equipment, making them ideal for a family day and birthday gifts for anyone looking to try snow sports in Lancashire.

Boy skiing down the ski slopes at The Hill, Ski Rossendale in Lancashire

The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale

Haslingden Old Road
Rawtenstall

Lancashire

BB4 8RR

-

The Hill is conveniently located in Rawtenstall, with plenty of on-site parking for visitors. It’s easy to reach by car from nearby towns like Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, and Bury, with public transport options also nearby. The venue is close to local cafes, parks, and attractions, making it a great choice for a full day out in Lancashire.

Opening times

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 1pm – 9pm
Wednesday: 1pm – 9pm
Thursday: 1pm – 9pm
Friday: 1pm – 9pm
Saturday: 1pm – 4pm
Sunday: 10am – 4pm

Opening times can change with the season and school holidays. The live booking calendar shows the sessions available on each day.

Map

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, Norfolk Snowsports Club in Norwich, Cardiff Ski & Snowboard Centre, 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 The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale located?

    The Hill, home of Ski Rossendale is in Rawtenstall, Lancashire, with easy access from Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, Bury, and surrounding towns.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Rossendale or nearby towns?

    If you’re looking for activities in Rossendale, The Hill is a great choice. You can try skiing, snowboarding, or tubing, whether you’re a pro or just looking for a fun day out. Sessions are available for all abilities, and equipment is provided, so you don’t need any experience to get started. After your visit, you can explore Rawtenstall’s local parks, cafés, and heritage sites, or head to nearby towns like Burnley, Blackburn, or Accrington for shopping, leisure centres, and other family-friendly activities.

  • Can you go skiing as a beginner?

    Absolutely! The Hill is perfect for beginners, offering a range of ski lessons designed to get you comfortable on the slopes, build your confidence, and teach you the basics of skiing in Lancashire. Start with the Taster ski sessions or taster snowboarding sessions to try it out and see if it’s for you!

  • Is The Hill open all year?

    Yes. The dry slope at Rawtenstall is open year round, so The Hill 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 The Hill 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.

Dry slope skiing vs snow skiing: All you need to know!

Understanding the key differences between dry slope skiing and snow skiing is essential for every skier. Knowing how each experience impacts your technique, equipment, and learning process can help you make the most of your time on the slopes.

skiing