Take a closer look at Skyline Enterprises’ plans for the former Sheffield Ski Village in this gallery of newly-released images.
After years of rumours and false starts, the New Zealand-based developer in adventure tourism unveiled its plans to transform the ruined site on Parkwood Springs in August.
A public consultation opened on September 1 asking the public to share their views on plans ahead of planning permission being formally submitted later this year.
It came with four fresh computer-generated images of Skyline’s vision for the park, revealing for the first time what the view of Parkwood Springs could look like in a decade’s time.
This gallery takes a closer look at each feature in turn, with a ski slope, chair lift, karting experience, and something called ‘Beat The Storm’ all on the cards, along with infrastructure like car parks and a children’s play area.
To read more about the Skyline Sheffield Project and provide feedback, visit: https://www.skylinesheffieldproject.co.uk/
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1. A closer look at Skyline Sheffield
Here's a closer look at the artist impression image released by Skyline Enterprises of their plans for Parkwood Springs which reveal some of the features they hope to build. | Skyline Enterprises
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2. The new view of Parkwood Springs?
Skyline Enterprises released this artist's impression of an aerial view of their plan for the former Ski Village in Parkwood Springs, Sheffield. Visible is a car park, ski slope, and its signatured gravity-fed downhill karting track, dubbed the Skyline Luge. | Skyline Enterprises
3. Skiing on Parkwood Springs for the first time in decades
One ambition is for the Sheffield Ski Village to live again. A ski slop is visible in the CGI images. However, this would not be in the first phase of development. | Skyline Enterprises
4. 'Ski Hub'
A centre at the base of the ski slope with solar panels. A small pond is also visible to the right. | Skyline Enterprises