What To Wear
Snow Fun Park & Ice Skating
For Snow Fun Park, wrap up warm, as you would for a cold winters day! Warm clothes, gloves and a hat are ideal. Also, sturdy footwear with a good grip suitable for walking on snow is recommended. Timberland type boots or Wellington boots are perfect, if not, trainers are fine but they are likely to get wet, so please bring a change of footwear. Lockers are also available for your personal belongings. Helmets are mandatory for all children, aged 2 to 16 years, we strongly recommend adults wear a helmet too. Helmets are provided. Under 2's are not permitted to use the snow slide.
For Ice Skating, wrap up warm as you would for a cold winters day! Warm clothers, gloves and a hat are ideal. Lockers are available for your personal belongings. Helmets are mandatory for all children, aged 2 to 16 years, we strongly recommend adults wear a helmet too. Helmets and ice skates are provided.
These are okay
- Gloves & woolly hat
- Warm clothes & layers
- Sturdy footwear like wellingtons or walking boots
These are not okay
- Shorts & short sleeve tops
- Flip flops & sandals
- High heels
Skiing & Snowboarding
Warm clothing & gloves are essential for all slope users. Warm multi-layered leisure-wear is recommended (i.e. t-shirt or under layer, fleece and a jacket) as it’s always better to have a few layers than rely on a single thick jumper. Also, if you have anything waterproof, particularly trousers, then this is ideal.
Please note that jeans are not recommended as they will retain moisture, become cold and restrict movement.
Gloves are a necessity. These should preferably be non-woolly as snow clings to wool. A pair of leather gloves or specialist ski or snowboard gloves will keep your hands warm.
Skis, snowboards, boots, poles and protective headwear are provided free of charge and you are welcome to use your own equipment if you wish. Protective headwear is compulsory for all slope users. Lockers are available for your personal belongings.
These are okay
- Non-woolly gloves
- Warm clothes & layers
- Waterproof trousers or tracksuit trousers
These are not okay
- Jeans
- Shorts & short sleeve tops
- Woolly gloves
Climbing
Climbers should wear loose and comfortable clothing (we advise against skirts and dresses). Closed toe, secure footwear such as trainers must be worn. We recommend that watches and jewellery are removed and long hair is tied back. Loose items must be removed from pockets before climbing.
These are okay
- Trainers & closed toe footwear
- Active wear
- Hair tied up
These are not okay
- Jewellery & watches
- Skirts, dresses & high heels
- Hair down