New for 2025 The Scottish Park Series is a four stop competitive tour of Park & Pipe Freeski & Snowboarding events.  Each stop of the Park Series will hold either a Rail Events (RE), a Big Air & Quarterpipe (BA), or a Slopestyle (SS) or a combination of each.  Riders can enter and compete in their choice of events at each stop or compete across many events for the Overall Series title. 

Bellahouston | 10th August

Aberdeen | 28th Sept

Hillend | 2nd November

Bearsden | 23rd November

This exciting new series is aimed at primary school children who already have some experience on the slopes and are ready to take their skills to the next level. Whether they're budding skiers or snowboarders, Futures Champs offers the perfect introduction to park & pipe and competitive riding — all within a safe, supportive, and super fun environment.

Glasgow | 9th August

Aberdeen | 27th September

Edinburgh | 1st November

Bearsden | 23rd November

The Snowsport Scotland Roller Ski Series typically aspires to 6 annual roller ski races held across Scotland between May and October. Competitor’s 3 best results are used to determine the winners by series category. All roller ski races are open to all age groups, from under 10s right through to Master’s categories.

24 May | Huntly Sprints

25 May | Clash Climb

26 July | Fife Races + Running Biathlon

17 July | Fife Sprints + Skate Biathlon

13 Sept | Huntly Championships

14 Sept | Cairngorm Hill Climb 

The Parallel Lines race series is a fun open race, for both skiers and snowboarders, aimed at riders with disabilities and assisted needs but open to everyone!

Running over the summer of 2025 across multiple venues, the races are slalom races suitable for a wide range of abilities, taking pace in various indoor snow centres across the UK.

A combined training pathway for aspiring ski instructors, providing the opportunity to complete the UKSS Level 1 and Level 2 Ski Instructor qualifications at a discounted rate, with the advantage of completing only one workplace logbook. The Level 1 Foundation qualification licenses instructors to teach beginners and early intermediates up to plough parallel at UK snowsport centres, while the Level 2 qualification extends this to teaching all levels at UK centres. With the addition of the 1-day On-Piste Leadership Skills Module, the Level 2 qualification can also be used in Scottish mountain snowsport resorts.

Hillend | 27/28th September and 25/26th October

Aberdeen | 1/2nd November and 5/6th December

The Physical Impairments course explores common physical impairments, equipment adaptations, tailored learning approaches, and the Para Snowboard performance pathway. The Additional Needs course focuses on understanding common conditions, effective communication, and practical tools to adapt sessions for learners with additional support needs.

Hillend | 10th September

Glasgow | 23rd October

Aberdeen | 17th September

Loch Insh | 3rd December

A combined training pathway for aspiring instructors, giving candidates the chance to complete the UKSS Level 1 and Level 2 Snowboard Instructor qualifications at a discounted rate, with the added benefit of completing only one workplace logbook. The Level 1 Foundation qualification licenses instructors to teach beginners and early intermediates at UK snowsport centres, while the Level 2 qualification extends this to delivering lessons from complete beginners through to advanced riders, covering piste performance, flatland tricks, and basic freestyle outside a park environment.

L1 | Aberdeen | 11 & 12th Otcober

L2 | Aberdeen | 15 & 16th November

The Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport course is for coaches and sports volunteers. The training will provide you with the knowledge on child wellbeing and protection that will give you the confidence to deal with issues that may arise in your role working with children.