US EditionThe UK's longest blue trail boasts 450m of vertical descent, a gondola to get you to the top, and it's open again after an 18-month closure
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The UK's longest blue trail boasts 450m of vertical descent, a gondola to get you to the top, and it's open again after an 18-month closure
After closing over 18 months ago, Blue Doon at the Nevis Range, home to the UK’s infamous World Cup downhill track, has finally reopened. It’s the longest UK blue-graded trail with gondola access (not that there are that many), and was forced to close after storms caused immense damage to the trail back at the start of 2024. It officially reopened on Saturday 5 July, and has been “completely reworked from top to bottom,” according to the Nevis R…
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