A summer and winter tourist resort in north-western Slovenia near the borders with Austria and Italy, Kranjska Gora touches Triglav National Park to the south.
The imposing peaks of the Julian Alps, the vast forests stretching from Mojstranna to Rateče, and the ski areas among them attract hikers, alpinists, bicyclists, and skiers.
The Kranjska Gora ski lifts have the longest history in Slovenia. They are easily reached since they are located near international highways, and because of their altitude (the lower station is at 813 meters) they offer favourable weather and snow conditions. The slopes are suitable for all levels of skiing skills.
Beginners and recreational skiers will enjoy the slopes and trails in Kranjska Gora, Gozd Martuljek, and 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.
Kranjska Gora Ski Statistics
Altitude of ski centre : 810-1295 m
Area : 125 ha
Facilities
Number of ski tows : 13
Number of single lifts : 1
Number of two-seat lifts : 1
Number of four-seat lifts : 4
Capacity : 20200 skiers per hour
Length of trails
Expert trails : 2 km
Intermediate trails : 8 km
Easy trails : 10 km
Sledding trails : 5 km
Cross-country trail : 40 km
Ski School
Alpine Skiing
Carving
Snowboard
Telemark Skiing
Additional : Rental of ski equipment, competition course area, ski touring, night skiing, ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, 90 days guaranteed snow, 70 hectares artificial snow, snack bars, sledding area, supervised children’s kindergarten on the snow, testing trail for children
