Alpine Coaster

The Alpine Coaster at Midlothian Snowsports Centre is an exhilarating outdoor attraction that captures the spirit of alpine adventure without leaving the UK. Nestled in the scenic landscape of the Scottish lowlands, this year-round ride offers thrill-seekers an unforgettable experience as they navigate its twists and turns.

This roller coaster features a unique layout that follows the natural contours of the hillside, allowing riders to descend from heights of 169 meters over a thrilling, winding track. As you speed through the course, prepare for an exhilarating mix of dips, turns, and banked bends that will quicken your pulse and bring out your inner adventurer. Each ascent and descent feels amplified by the stunning views, providing a picturesque backdrop of rolling hills and lush greenery.

One of the most attractive aspects of the Alpine Coaster is its individual car design, allowing riders to control their speed during the descent. This means you can choose to zoom down the track or leisurely appreciate the surroundings – a perfect blend for families and adrenaline junkies alike. With a total track length of 1,500 meters, the ride offers ample thrills and excitement, making it suitable for a wide age range.

In addition to its thrilling layout, the Alpine Coaster is themed around the rustic charm of alpine landscapes. With wooden accents and a natural, immersive setting, the ride feels integrated with its environment, creating a sense of adventure reminiscent of the slopes of the Alps.

For those seeking memorable moments and record-breaking fun, the Alpine Coaster at Midlothian Snowsports Centre is a must-visit. It combines speed, scenery, and sensory excitement, making it an essential experience for locals and tourists alike looking for a unique touch of adventure in the heart of Scotland.

• Name: Alpine Coaster
• Country: United Kingdom
• Track Length: 1,500 m
• Max Speed: 45 km/h
• Elevation (ASL): 242 m
• Inversions: 0
• Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor

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