Kranjska Gora

Kranjska Gora is located at the elevation of 810 m near the northern entry to the Triglav National Park. The resort (1600 inhabitants) was always the favorite place of summer rest, and over last decades it has become a boisterous Alpine skiing center.  Men’s Alpine skiing Word Cup competitions are annually held here.

The ski zone is located at the elevation of 800-1623 m and has the area of 125 hectares. The total length of slopes is 30 km. Together with difficult trails for professional sportsmen Kranjska Gora offers various skiing opportunities for amateurs with little experience and beginners. There are also special tracks for snowboarders and virgin slopes for those who like extreme conditions. Cross country skiing is also a common sport in Kranjska Gora. The total length of cross-country trails is 40 km.

The mountainsides of Vitranc (1631 m) and Ciprnik (1746 m) can be reached by lift. You can enjoy a beautiful view of the Julian Alps from the view points. The most difficult trail is Vitranc 2 (1048 m).

 The resort’s surroundings are very popular among tourists.  They usually go hiking or biking over Pisnica valley to Vrsic pass (1611 m). The road to the pass laid by Russian war prisoners during the First World War is famous by the beautiful views and abrupt turns. Russian chapel was built here to commemorate the lost. Southward of Ratece where the borders of Slovenia, Italy and Austria converge starts the Planica Valley. Ffamous ski jumping board were numerous world records were set is located here.

Kranjska Gora is an international resort. It is equipped with lifts of different types, so there are almost no lines here. If necessary snow cover is ensured by cannons. Ski schools offer lessons for beginners, experienced sportsmen, and children of different age.

Guests are proposed to visit swimming pools, saunas, gyms, bowling, and tennis courts. Après-ski time can be spent in numerous restaurants, bars, discos,

Kranjska Gora is a traditional Alpine village. It has not only modern hotels blend in with the landscape, but old houses and luxurious villas. Liznjekova Hiša ethnographic museum is located in the former farm.