As part of a general upgrading and expansion of ‘Destination Hillend’ at the Midlothian Snowsports Centre around 30 minutes from Edinburgh city centre, an Alpine Coaster 2.0 approximately 1,000 metres long has been installed. On 14 August, the run was successfully approved by TÜV Thuringia and given the green light to go into operation.
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