The premise in addition to the ski slope also hous...

The premise in addition to the ski slope also houses a hotel, restaurants and an outdoor adventure park. In short, a real amusement park where the Dutch (and Germans, given the proximity to the border) can spend their holidays. The part of the ski slopes rests on the hill, which is actually an old coal depot (it could not be otherwise given that there are no real mountains around it ...). The ski, snowboard and ski gear rental department is enormous, which suggests that the number of people who go there is very large. The only flaw, you need to have your own gloves because they don't rent them. The slopes are 4: one with chairlift, one with anchor and two baby with tapis roulant. Internal temperature constant at -5 degrees. Snow quite powdery, oversll more than decent. The roof is very low, which is a bit overpowering, but you can't have everything, can you?. There is no doubt that for Dutch and Germans (especially for families) it is a beautiful park for practicing skiing throughout the year and doing something different. Kerkrade/Landgraaf (near Maastricht) is not exactly a region where people go on holiday, but there are many of these same parks in the Netherlands even in more tourist areas and during a rainy day we think it can be a good alternative especially for those who have children.

La struttura oltre alla pista da sci ospita anche un hotel, ristoranti, parco avventura esterno. Insomma un vero e proprio parco di divertimenti dove gli olandesi (e tedeschi, vista la vicinanza dal confine) possono passare le vacanze.