Winter Sports
Winter Sports
Not many mountains in Swale but find out more information on Winter Sports that you can get involved with or watch, some closer than you think!
The majority of Winter Sports require cold enough weather for ice and snow to be provided naturally, however a few purpose built facilities can accommodate activities in warmer climates.
Remember to contact the club/organisation before you attend to ask any questions you have on their activities.
It is true that those areas of the world with colder climates and a landscape with mountains are more suited for winter activities but some indoor facilities provide opportunities for individuals to particpate and compete.
Most winter activities can be traced back to a human need to transport, traverse or even just to play and have fun in the snow and on ice. The first Winter Olympics were held in 1924 and since then competition along with the Winter Paralympics have included numerous activities including -
COVID-19
All activities offered by clubs overseen by a National Governing Body will be required to adhere to new procedures to protect participants. The known and listed Governing Bodied above are working with Sport England to support providers to get back to activities.
If you provide opportunities for residents or visitors to get involved in any Winter Sports and would like your club or organisation to be listed then email Healthy and Active Swale and we can get your details uploaded.