Norfolk Snowsports Club

Norfolk Snowsports Club is based in Trowse, Norwich, just a short drive from Norwich city centre. The club is easily accessible by car and offers on-site parking for visitors.

Norfolk Snowsports Club

Whitlingham Ln,

Trowse, Norwich

Norfolk

NR14 8TW

Yes! Norfolk Snowsports Club has a cosy Alpine-style café and bar, perfect for warming up with a hot drink, enjoying a meal, or relaxing après ski. With snacks, drinks, and views of the slopes, it’s a great spot to take a break or catch up with friends after a session. Check out the menu here.

For all activities at Norfolk Snowsports Club, it's essential to wear the right clothing for safety and comfort. Long sleeves, long trousers, and gloves are required for skiing, snowboarding and donutting to help prevent friction burns from the dry slope. Helmets, skis, boards and boots are provided and included in the cost of your sessions. Find more information on what to wear.

Absolutely! Norfolk Snowsports Club is the perfect place to learn, offering beginner-friendly ski and snowboard lessons with expert instructors. Whether you’re preparing for a ski trip or trying snowsports for the first time, you’ll get the guidance you need to build confidence and improve your technique. Not sure whether to ski or snowboard? Try both before hitting the mountains and pick your favourite sport ahead of time!

Yes! Norfolk Snowsports Club runs exciting school holiday activities, following Norfolk County Council’s holiday dates. Kids can learn to ski, try snowboarding, or enjoy tubing sessions, keeping them active and engaged during the break.

For those who want to experience it all, the Taster Day Camp offers a fun-filled day of skiing, snowboarding, and tubing, with lunch included. Families can also join in the fun with donutting sessions, a perfect activity for kids and parents to enjoy together.

Holiday sessions are very popular, so booking in advance is recommended!

Dry ski slopes let you experience skiing or snowboarding on artificial surfaces designed to feel like snow. These slopes are typically made of synthetic materials like plastic bristles or mats treated with lubricants to help you glide smoothly, just as you would on snow. You’ll find most dry slope facilities offer ski lifts, terrain parks, and areas designed for beginners—so you can get the full experience no matter your skill level.

Both dry slope skiing and snow skiing offer unique experiences. Dry slopes provide consistency, accessibility, and year-round skiing opportunities, making them ideal for training and beginners, specially in the UK.

Snow skiing, on the other hand, offers the allure of the mountains, variable conditions, and the full winter sports experience.

One of the most important things you can do before hitting the slopes in the mountains is to learn the basics of skiing or snowboarding. The last thing you want is to spend your entire holiday learning how to balance or turn on the slopes instead of enjoying them. That’s where the various dry ski slopes around the UK come in handy - these are perfect for beginners looking to learn the basics, and their trained instructors will make sure you're well-prepared by the time you get to alps!

Read the full article to ensure you are fully prepared for your ski trip.