is the only high mountain ski resort in Slovenia
(above 2000 m above sea level). It is situated above the
town of Bovec.
Snow normally lasts from November to May;
1 cable-car, 3 chair lifts, 3 ski lifts.
(1480 m above sea level)
is a rather new ski resort above the town of Bohinjska Bistrica
(and near Lake Bohinj)
with the only downhill slope in Slovenia;
3 chair lifts, 3 ski lifts.
(with Gozd Martuljek and Mojstrana)
is the oldest winter sport resort in Slovenia (810 m above sea level).
It is the site of World Cup Championships.
5 chair lifts, 17 ski lifts, baby lift.
Slopes for everybody -- from absolute beginners to expert skiers.
(1544m above sea level),
14 km from the town of Trzic,
near the Slovene-Austrian border crossing of Ljubelj;
2 chair lifts, 2 ski lifts. Rather demanding slopes.
(1852m above sea level), 15 km from Kranj, 36 km from
Ljubljana;
cable-car, 6 chair lifts, 7 ski lifts. It has received a special award,
Zlata snezinka (Golden Snow-Flake), as the best-maintained
ski slope in Slovenia.
(up to 1347 m above sea level), practically above the town of
Maribor.
Cable car and more than twenty ski lifts.
The site of FIS
World Cup Championship for Ladies Zlata lisica (Golden fox).
40 km of well-maintained, interconnected cross-country courses.
The course Kranjska Gora -- Ratece --
Planica -- Tamar leads through
a very attractive landscape.
Pokljuka
30 km of courses, from 800 m to 1300 m above sea level.
Vogel/Bohinj
a very demanding cross-country course
in Bohinj (14 km),
the site of World Cup Championship.
The course on Vogel is very suitable for training;
it lies 1500 m above sea level.