Despite a mild week all the runs are still in good shape on the mountain with extensive terrain options for every ability level. Glencoe is the best option at present for mixed ability groups and with soft granular spring snow it's a good time of year to try out those runs you've been wanting to all winter!

On the Plateau all the runs still have good depth and width of cover including the area by the beginner rope tow. Still lots of variations on approach to Rankin's Return possible which means full laps out to the Plateau Poma from the Spring Paper round the Flypaper Bowl and East Ridge are easily possible.

Etive Glades was proving particularly popular all day with quite a few variations to get back to the Wall T-bar for the full length of this run that spans the upper and mid mountain.

If bumps are your thing they are building now on the Spring Run, off the side onto the Spring Paper and into the Flypaper if you want steep spring snow without the bumps!

With loose granular snow still extending a considerable distance below the Top of the Access Chair the Creag Dhubh Chute was seeing action this afternoon. The Blue Access Run and Weasel Gully still seeing a fair bit of usage even though the walk is now getting longer as a couple of switch backs on the track now have to be walked.

The lowest you can get is further out and East of Weasel Gully coming off the far Eastern end of the Plateau where snow still extends down to 1600ft, from where a 4-5minute walk traverse brings you back onto the lower segment of track below the lowest hairpin. Or you could just download on the Access Chair, but that's missing out on some great spring snow turns to end the day!