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CairnGorm attempts kilt skiing world record

Wednesday 03 March 2010

The Scottish ski resort of CairnGorm Mountain is attempting to set a world record for the largest number of kilted skiers and snowboarders heading down a piste at once in aid of charity

The "CairnGorm in Kilts" world record attempt takes place on 6 March

Following some huge snowfalls in the resort in late February, CairnGorm Mountain is back up and running and is planning a charity event with a Scottish twist.

On Saturday 6 March at 11am, CairnGorm Mountain aims to set a world record for the largest number of kilted skiers and snowboarders heading down a piste at once, with the resort hoping to have 600 participants riding in a single continuous line from the Ptarmigan Top Station all the way down to the car park.

"Snow conditions this winter are so fantastic at CairnGorm Mountain that staff wanted to celebrate the skiing from top to bottom in a memorable way that would also involve the public" explained resort Chief Executive Ian Whitaker.

"So far this year we have held two torch light descents but the "CairnGorm in Kilts" world record attempt would be unique to Scotland and Scottish Skiing. We hope that our customers will embrace the fun and also know that they are raising money for two great local causes".

Proceeds for the event will be donated to Maggie’s Highland Hospice and the local Badenoch and Strathspey Schools Skiing Programme. Participants should be intermediate to advanced level capable of riding continuously from the top station down the Traverse, Coire Cas and Zig Zags runs and lower slopes without stopping.

To find out about getting involved visit www.cairngormmountain.co.uk or sign up directly. For a taste of the Scottish resort watch the Ski Club Snowcast episode 166 - Scottish skiing special or our Snowcast Extra: skiing in Scotland.