SnowWorld Zoetermeer
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Overview
SnowWorld Zoetermeer has three different slopes, with 6 draglifts and two magic carpets for the kids. For the perfect snow conditions the temperature inside is -5°C, so wear warm clothes and gloves (must wear gloves!). The longest slope is 210 meters long and has a 20% descent rate – the steepest in the Netherlands. There´s also a funpark with kickers, grinds and rails.
Altitude
- 40mSummit
- 40mVertical Drop
- 1mBase
Lifts
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 10
- 10Total
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Terrain
Intermediate Runs
67%
Advanced Runs
33%
Expert Runs
0%
Runs
3
KM Night Skiing
1 km
Longest Run
0.2 km
Important Dates
- Projected Opening Ski SeasonProjected Closing Ski Season02/10/201430/04/2015
- Days Open Last Year
364 - Projected Days Open
364 - Years Open
11
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Tourist Office
SnowWorld Zoetermeer
Buytenparklaan 30
2717 AX Zoetermeer
Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)45 5470 700
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