Experience UK's only charity-run ski slope offering skiing, snowboarding lessons, and thrilling tubing adventures for all ages and abilities.
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snow & Sports Complex) is the UK's only charity-run ski slope, located just 30 minutes from Glasgow on Scotland's West Coast. This volunteer-led, community-run social enterprise uses snow sports as a mechanism for positive health, well-being, and social change in the local community. Visitors can enjoy three main activities: professional skiing and snowboarding tuition suitable for all skill levels, and tubing—a thrilling sledging experience in Ringos that requires no prior snow sports experience. The venue offers specialized lessons for beginners through advanced skiers and snowboarders, making winter sports accessible and inclusive for everyone. Peak Park is ideal for families, school groups, and individuals seeking winter adventure. They provide ski camps, birthday parties with maximum fun and minimum fuss, group packages for schools, and recreational sessions. The friendly, welcoming atmosphere emphasizes inspiration, accessibility, and inclusion, ensuring visitors of all ages and abilities can enjoy snow sports in a supportive environment. All profits are reinvested to support the community through personal development, employability, and training opportunities.
Experience UK's only charity-run ski slope offering skiing, snowboarding lessons, and thrilling tubing adventures for all ages and abilities.
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snow & Sports Complex) is the UK's only charity-run ski slope, located just 30 minutes from Glasgow on Scotland's West Coast. This volunteer-led, community-run social enterprise uses snow sports as a mechanism for positive health, well-being, and social change in the local community. Visitors can enjoy three main activities: professional skiing and snowboarding tuition suitable for all skill levels, and tubing—a thrilling sledging experience in Ringos that requires no prior snow sports experience. The venue offers specialized lessons for beginners through advanced skiers and snowboarders, making winter sports accessible and inclusive for everyone. Peak Park is ideal for families, school groups, and individuals seeking winter adventure. They provide ski camps, birthday parties with maximum fun and minimum fuss, group packages for schools, and recreational sessions. The friendly, welcoming atmosphere emphasizes inspiration, accessibility, and inclusion, ensuring visitors of all ages and abilities can enjoy snow sports in a supportive environment. All profits are reinvested to support the community through personal development, employability, and training opportunities.
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This venue was last updated on 11 June 2026
Frequently asked questions about Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports)
Is Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) free to visit?
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) is a paid attraction — see the official website for current ticket prices.
What ages is Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) suitable for?
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) is best for children aged 5 to 12.
Is Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) dog-friendly?
Dogs are not permitted at Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports).
Is there parking at Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports)?
Yes, Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) has on-site parking.
Is there food at Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports)?
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) doesn't have food on site — bring snacks or grab something nearby.
Is Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) pushchair-friendly?
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) isn't the easiest for pushchairs, prams or buggies — stairs or uneven terrain may make a baby carrier a better option.
How long should we plan to spend at Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports)?
Plan 1–3 hours for a visit to Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports).
How do I get to Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) by public transport?
Peak Park (formerly Newmilns Snowsports) isn't on a major public transport route — driving is recommended.
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