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Bled
A tiny ski area with 2 looped, treed, easy slopes located only a few minutes’ walk from the center of Bled. The slopes are equipped with artificial snow guns and lit for night skiing. 1 chair and 1 surface lift, 503m - 634m altitude.
Cerkno
Ski area with the only covered chairlifts in Slovenia: the Lom 6-chair and the Brdo 4-chair. The area lies on the slopes of 1,291m Mount Srni Vrh; offering 15km of groomed terrain, completely covered with artifiacial snowmaking. Suitable for skiers of all skill levels, from beginners to the most advanced. Snowboarders welcome. 900m - 1,300m.
Crna na Koroskem
Two easy slopes with 210m vertical serviced by 1 lift in Crna. Night skiing and snowboarding. Artificial snow equipment is used when necessary to guarantee ninety days of skiing. Suitable for recreational and competitive skiers with practice slalom and grand slalom runs for all skill categories.
Golte
12km of skiing & snowboarding above Mozirje, offering outstanding panoramas of the Savinja Valley, the Savinjske Alps, and the eastern Karavanke Mountains. Mainly intermediate, wooded terrain with 1,600m top elevation, served by 7 lifts.
Javornik - Crni Vrh
New ski area located in Lome near Crni Vrh, 20km from Idrija and 55km from Ljubljana. Its ski trails cover the slopes of Mount Javornik and other nearby hills. Featuring 7km of intermediate slopes with 420m vertical, served by 5 lifts. 800m - 1,220m.
Kalic
7km of easy, blue-marked terrain located on the northern, treed slopes of Mount Javornik, Slovenia, easily reached via the Ljubljana-Postojna highway. Its four tows lead to ski trails that will enthuse beginners as well as competitive skiers. 750m - 1,000m.
Kanin
The only ski area in Slovenia where the slopes spread higher than 2,000m. Located above Bovec in between Ljubljana and Rijeka, with views over the world-renowned So~a River Valley. Because of its high altitude (1,600m-2,300m), this resort gets never crowded and is distinguished by its sunny location and a view that stretches from the heart of the Alps to the Adriatic Sea. 15km of slopes for all standards, served by 7 lifts.
Kobla
23km of low altitude (540m - 1,480m) skiing at Bohinjska Bistrica in the north-west corner od Slovenia, NW of Ljubljana. Mainly beginner to intermediate, treed slopes, with 6 lifts and extensive snowmaking. The only Slovene ski resort reachable directly by train.
Kope Mountain
Located in the westernmost and highest part of the Pohorje mountain range. Pine forests that hide Pohorje’s hardy mountain farms stretch right to the peaks, and the alpine meadows become outstanding ski slopes in winter. Snow covers the meadows as early as November and disappears only in late spring. The longest trail is 1,400m long and drops 500m in altitude.
Krvavec
Impressive, mainly intermediate ski resort near Kranj and Ljubljana, between 1,450m and 1,971m altitude. During the ski season, the snow is guaranteed for 100 skiing days. The skiing extends across 106 hectares, 56 hectares of which have been converted into ski-slopes with a combined length of around 35 km. On 90% of the ski-slopes and on the cross-country ski-course, natural snow is backed up by artificial snow.
Logarska Dolina
Small ski resort in 770m - 1,125m altitude near Solcava in Logarsko dolino valley, in the heart of the Savinjske Alps, encircling it with peaks more than 2,000m high. Plenty of off-slope diversions: you can take sleigh rides, go paragliding above the valley alone or in tandem with professional instructors, climb frozen waterfalls and the practice artificial wall, or watch dog sled competitions.
Mariborsko Pohorje
Very extensive ski resort near Maribor, Slovenia’s second largest city, located in Slovenia’s north-eastern corner. 64km of well-groomed trails of all grades, served by 20 lifts. Mariborsko Pohorje is famous for its traditional Golden Fox Trophy, the annual World Cup women’s alpine skiing competition held in early January. The area is lit for night skiing, and its illuminated 5km ski run is the longest in Europe. 336m - 1,347m altitude.
Ravne na Koroskem
Tiny ski area with 2 easy slopes with 150m vertical, situated on Navrski vrh, close to the center of Ravne and the community sports park with its gym, indoor swimming pool, sauna, and fitness studio. It is devoted to recreational skiers and guarantees 90 days of skiing regardless of whimsical weather or dry winters. Altitude ranging 400m - 550m.
Rog Crmosnjice
Located near Novo mesto and draws skiers from Dolenjska, Bela krajina, Suha krajina, Ljubljana, and Croatia. It lies below the peak of Mount Pogorelec at 965m. The ski area is suitable for both recreational skiers and competitors. 6km of runs, 5 lifts, 265m vertical.
Rogla
12km of mainly intermediate, tree-lined slopes, an excellently equipped recreation center, a natural climatic health resort, everything conveniently located in one place, 1,517m altitude - this is the Rogla Olympic and Ski Center, a white paradise in winter. On 90 hectares of natural and artificial snow, the whole family can enjoy winter’s pleasures as can top skiers and snowboarders, even competition level experts. For more than a decade, Rogla has been the venue for FIS and European Cup competitions.
Skofja Loka
The Highlands of Skofja Loka (or Loka's mountains) are typical for the region in front of Alps in river basin of Selska Sora and Poljanska Sora which unite near the town of Skofja Loka and form the river Sora. The region offers beginner to intermediate skiing at 580m to 1,550m altitude. Snow reliability is not particularly great here.
Soriska Planina
A small, 307m - 1,550m altitude ski resort with 6km of easy slopes near Skofja Loka, offering magnificent views of the Julian Alps.
Stari Vrh
Easy to intermediate skiing and snowboarding at 580m - 1,210m altitude in the Skofja Loka hills between the Poljansko and Selsko valleys that embrace the peaks of Stari vrh (1,217m), Mladi vrh (1,374m), Koprivnik (1,393m), Blegos (1,562m), and Lubnik (1,025m). NW of Ljubljana, SW of Kranj, central Slovenia. 10km of wide-open terrain, great for carvers, good powder skiing opportunities, night skiing.
Velika Planina
The Kamnicka Bistrica valley in the heart of the Kamnicke Alps is bordered on one side by the Krvavec massif and on the other by the Velika planina range. The high plateau is sprinkled with herdsmen’s huts and holiday cabins. Offering 6km of mild, wide-open, treeless slopes, great for carving and snowboarding. 1,420m - 1,666m altitude.
Vogel
Nestled on the first mountain barrier above the Adriatic Sea, substantially more snow falls here than anywhere else of similar altitude in the Alps. The high mountain setting and the extraordinary panoramas over the surrounding area - the resort lies in Triglav National Park above Lake Bohinj - give Vogel a special attraction. The abundant sun, outstanding views, and attractive, well-groomed trails are certain to bring many beautiful moments. In good weather and suitable conditions, experts will relish the opportunities for off-piste skiing. 18km of trails of all grades, 570m - 1,800m altitude.
Zelenica
20 hectares of skiing and snowboarding terrain serviced by 5 lifts, spread across the Karavanke Mountains, in 1,088m - 1,704m altitude. Due to its shaded location, skiing is possible here until late spring, and the surrounding peaks offer unforgettable ski touring opportunities. In the immediate vicinity of the ski area, a sledding trail has been arranged from the top of the old Ljubelj/Loibl Pass road.
Zgornjesavska Valley - Kranjska Gora
A narrow valley situated between the Julian Alps and the Karavanke, in the utmost Northwestern part of Slovenia, close to our borders with both Austria and Italy. 30km of mostly intermediate slopes serviced by 23 lifts. 800m - 1,623m altitude. Beginners and recreational skiers will enjoy the slopes and trails in Kranjska Gora, Mojstrana, Gozd Martuljek, and Planina pod Golico, while the Podkoren trail is more demanding. The best skiers in the world compete annually on this run for the Vitranc Trophy in World Cup men’s giant slalom and slalom races.