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| - Indoor ski slopes are found in several countries, proving a climate controlled environment can be maintained in which snow can be manufactured using a snow cannon, enabling skiing to take place year-round. The world's first indoor slope was Snowdome Adelaide, formerly known as Mt TheBarton, in Adelaide, Australia, which has since been removed due to running costs. The world's largest indoor ski area is SnowWorld Landgraaf, the Netherlands (opened 2001) with a total of 35.000 m² of snow. In 2003, the first indoor snowboard FIS WorldCup contest was held in SnowWorld Landgraaf.
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| - Indoor ski slopes are found in several countries, proving a climate controlled environment can be maintained in which snow can be manufactured using a snow cannon, enabling skiing to take place year-round. The world's first indoor slope was Snowdome Adelaide, formerly known as Mt TheBarton, in Adelaide, Australia, which has since been removed due to running costs. The world's largest indoor ski area is SnowWorld Landgraaf, the Netherlands (opened 2001) with a total of 35.000 m² of snow. In 2003, the first indoor snowboard FIS WorldCup contest was held in SnowWorld Landgraaf. Fall 2007 the constructions starts of a fourth 500 metre ski slope at SnowWorld Zoetermeer, The Netherlands. After completion SnowWorld Zoetermeer will be, once again, the largest indoor ski area in the world. A new restaurant is planned at 50 metres height, over viewing the skyline of Zoetermeer. An ice skating rank will be build at the base of the new ski slope, as well as an children's winter playground village.
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