Midlothian Snowsports Centre
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Midlothian Snowsports Centre, formerly Hillend Ski Centre, near Hillend, Midlothian, Scotland, is Europe's longest artificial snowsports facility[citation needed]. It is made up of two main slopes, a 20 m nursery slope and a jump slope; the slope on the left (made to look a bit like Ireland) is 50 m and the large slope on the right (made to look like the United Kingdom) is 100 m. Uplift is provided by a chairlift and two tow ropes.
It is used for skiing, snowboarding and snowblading, and structured lessons are available for adults and children all year round.
All runs are made of matting that is suitable for use all year round, and floodlighting allows the slopes to be used in the evenings. A misting system makes sure the slopes aren't too sticky or dry.
During the winter season it is possible to hire ski or snowboard equipment for use at other Scottish ski resorts.
It is one of the most convenient ski slopes in scotland but people like fat pete the chairlift guy and Davy DM ruin it.
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