Skigebiete in Slovenia
Slovenia offers compact, friendly, inexpensive skiing within easy reach of Ljubljana. Kranjska Gora hosts a World Cup slalom and sits by the Julian Alps, while Mariborsko Pohorje has Europe's longest floodlit night skiing run. Areas are small, so it suits short breaks, families and skiers combining slopes with Lake Bled and the Soča valley.
All 3 Slovenia ski resorts by size
Ranked by kilometres of marked piste on the resort's main lift pass.
- 1Maribor PohorjeSlovenia, SloveniaSlovenia's largest ski resort with Europe's longest night skiing trails.42 km
- 2VogelJulian Alps, SloveniaA scenic resort above Lake Bohinj in Slovenia's Triglav National Park. Stunning views, uncrowded slopes, and exceptional value in one of Europe's most beautiful settings.22 km
- 3Kranjska GoraJulian Alps, SloveniaPostcard perfect village with a family-friendly vibe and relaxed skiing amidst stunning alpine scenery20 km
Highest skiing in Slovenia
- Vogel1800 m
- Kranjska Gora1570 m
- Maribor Pohorje1327 m
Best for beginners and families
- Kranjska Gora20 km
- Vogel22 km
- Maribor Pohorje42 km
Cheapest lift passes
- Vogel49 $
- Maribor Pohorje49 $
- Kranjska Gora50 $
Frequently asked questions
- Is Slovenia cheap for skiing?
- Yes. Passes, hire and food sit closer to Bulgarian than Alpine prices while transfers from Ljubljana are under an hour.