Kranjska Gora
Ski Holidays

Kranjska Gora skiing is great for...

Families

Beginners

Traditional charm

Non skiers

Welcome to Kranjska Gora Ski Resort

As the pinnacle resort of Slovenia, Kranjska Gora has a lot to offer - beginner-friendly runs, a relaxed après vibe, and championship-worthy slalom courses.

Drop the young beginners off at ‘snowy beach’ for their ski lessons before catching a lift up Vitranc Mountain. Then swoop down cruisey blues or drop in on challenging reds and blacks. Keen to explore further? Kranjska Gora is wedged between the Italian and Austrian borders giving you access to a tidy sum of runs. Sweet!

Daredevils won’t want to miss the Bloudkova Velikanka ski jumping hill - Eddie the Eagle, eat your heart out. Or race your mates down Podkoren 1 - host to slalom events at the Alpine Skiing World Cup.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

807m

Total Piste KM

20km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

807m-1282m

Kranjska Gora ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 20km

Beginner(Distance: 10km)

8/10

Intermediate(Distance: 8km)

7/10

Advanced(Distance: 2km)

7/10

Best time to ski in Kranjska Gora

The lifts open in December and close early April, but the biggest dumps of snow in Kranjska Gora are usually at the start of February. At Christmas, the resort becomes a mini winter wonderland with dazzling markets, shiny decorations, and festive music.

Or, for bright bluebird days, book a trip in March and Easter. This is the best time to make first tracks in the morning sun. You might even catch the Vitranc Cup and the FIS Ski Flying World Championship at this time of year too.

Things to do in Kranjska Gora

Mix things up with tobogganing, ice climbing, or ice skating during your trip to Kranjska Gora. The snowmobiles are a good laugh too. If your legs have taken a pounding, retreat to a spa. Then end the day with a chilled beer. The vibe is pretty relaxed here, but if you’re up for a party, there are a couple of late night bars.

Unsurprisingly, Italian cuisine has crept over the border with wood-fired pizzas on the menu. Yum! Or why not try the local Štruklji (dumplings) washed down with a shot of schnapps - Na zdravje!