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13 41 26 38 40 20 25 33 46 34 42 11 5 10 37 6 39 29 22 15 23 28 44 1 24 12 SP-5 27 45 7 19 9 3 SP-7 SP-6 14 30 8 43 4 SP-2 16 31 36 17 35 32 SP-3 21 2 SP-4 SP-1 18 w 1 Krvavec 25 Ski Bor Črni Vrh Riga 2 Kranjska Gora 26 Sodražica 3 Rogla 27 Kamna Gorica Copenhagen 4 Mariborsko Pohorje 28 Senožeta Bohinj Dublin Vilnius 5 Cerkno 29 Kandrše Vidrga 6 Vogel 30 Encijan Log pod 7 Kanin – Sella Nevea Mangartom Amsterdam London Berlin Warsaw 8 Kope 31 Mojstrana Brussels 1000 km 9 Golte 32 Bukovnik SKI RESORTS 10 Soriška planina 33 Dole pri Litiji Luxemburg Prague Paris 500 km 11 Stari vrh 34 Vrhe Trbovlje München 12 Velika planina 35 Rimski vrelec Vienna Bratislava MY WAY OF 13 Gače 36 Črna na Koroškem Budapest Bern 250 km 14 Jakec Trije kralji 37 Marela Zagorje Ljubljana Venice 15 Celjska koča 38 Trotovnik Kum HITTING Zagreb 16 Ribniško Pohorje Dobovec Belgrade 17 Španov vrh 39 Bukovica THE SLOPES. Sarajevo Pristina 18 Macesnovc 40 Močivnik Okroglice Madrid Sofia 19 Straža Bled 41 Polževo Podgorica Lisbon Rome Skopje 20 Javornik 42 Šentjošt nad Horjulom #sloveniaoutdoor Tirana 21 Poseka Ravne na 43 Luče #ifeelsLOVEnia Koroškem 44 Osovje Črna pri #myway 22 Rudno Kamniku 23 Viševnik 45 Zatrnik SKI RESORTS 24 Pokljuka 46 Vojsko SP-1 VITRANC CUP, KRANJSKA GORA – alpine skiing, men SP-2 GOLDEN FOX, MARIBOR – alpine skiing, women SP-3 PLANICA – ski jumps, men SP-4 PLANICA – cross-country skiing SP-5 POKLJUKA – biathlon SP-6 LJUBNO – ski jumps, women SP-7 ROGLA – snowboarding Kranjska Gora Maribor Planica Planica WORLD CUPS Association ropeways of Slovenia – EIA Dimičeva 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia T: +386 (0)1 5898 130 E: [email protected] I: www.slovenia-outdoor.com Publisher: Slovenia Outdoor – GIZ, Dimičeva 13, 1000 Ljubljana Design: Snežana Madić Lešnik Text: Slovenia Outdoor – GIZ Photos: Slovenian Tourist Board photo archive, ARS-EIA photo archive, CMR-CCIS photo archive, Klemen Razinger – Elan photo archive, Aleš Fevžer, Katja Pokorn, Žiga Intihar www.slovenia-outdoor.com Map created by: Panorama Peter Simončič, s. p. Print: Medium www.slovenia.info Pokljuka Ljubno Rogla Print run: 5,000 August, 2020 w ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE Slovenia has a very long skiing In the last decade, the large mountain ski centres have expanded 1 1.480–1.971 m 2 810–1.295 m 3 1.050–1.517 m 4 325–1.327 m LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI tradition. Movement on snow with their services to the whole year. Hiking and themed trails, RUNS RUNS RUNS RUNS the help of skis at Velike Bloke was adrenalin and biking parks have been built, as well as tracks on Total: 30.000 m Total: 20.000 m Total: 13.500 m Total: 41.500 m 8.000 m 10.000 m 5.700 m 23.500 m th first mentioned in the 17 century which cyclists can take wild rides down into the valley, while the 15.000 m 8.000 m 5.300 m 13.000 m (Janez Vajkad Valvasor: Glory of the cableway installations offer fast and comfortable ascents. On hot 7.000 m 2.000 m 2.500 m 5.000 m SKI RESORT LAND CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY Duchy of Carniola). summer days mountain centres offer visitors a diverse range of AREA SKI RUNS SKI RUNS SKI RUNS pleasant accommodation at high altitudes, enabling guests to 106 hectares 40.000 m 25.000 m 27.000 m SKI RESORT CA- SKI RESORT LAND SKI RESORT LAND SKI RESORT LAND enjoy the fresh air. PACITY AREA AREA AREA Sporting and recreational skiing spread to 15.500 skiers per hour 130 hectares 100 hectares 250 hectares our nation in the early 20th century from Most of the mountain ski centres are in the northern part TOTAL LENGTH OF SKI RESORT SKI RESORT SKI RESORT NIGHT SLEDDING CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY the neighbouring Alpine countries, and of Slovenia, with the Julian and the Kamnik-Savinja Alps RUNS 21.400 skiers per hour 14.500 skiers per hour 21.000 skiers per hour experienced a real boom after the Second stretching in the north-west and north, the Karawanks 500 m RTC Krvavec d.o.o. Šola snežnih športov SKI LIFT RTC Žičnice INTERSPORT TOTAL LENGTH OF Unitur d.o.o. Rental of ski equipment NUMBER OF SKIING Javno podjetje Pohorje Ski School NUMBER OF SKIING Grad 76 Jecom šport Krvavec INFRASTRUCTURE Kranjska Gora, d.d. Bernik Ski School SLEDDING RUNS Cesta na Roglo 15 Hotel Planja Rogla DAYS Marprom, d.o.o. T: +386 (0)41 707 731 World War. It most flourished in the mountain range on the border with Austria, and the Pohorje DAYS 4207 Cerklje na T: +386 (0)31 301 250 9 x draglifts Borovška cesta 103 a T: +386 (0)4 588 47 90 400 m 3214 Zreče Cesta na Roglo 15 110 Mlinska ulica 1 +386 (0)2 292 77 03 1970s and 1980s, when nearly a fifth of Mountains in the northeast. Relatively short distances and a approx. 130 days per Gorenjskem E: [email protected] 5 x chairlifts 4280 Kranjska Gora I: www.intersport-bernik.com TOTAL LENGTH OF T: +386 (0)3 757 71 00 3214 Zreče 2000 Maribor E: [email protected] season, 100-day ski T: +386 (0)4 252 59 30 I: www.jecomsport.si T: +386 (0)4 580 94 00 FUN PARK ROGLA E: [email protected] T: +386 (0)3 757 74 89 T: +386 (0)59 179 752 I: www.enjoyment.si the population were skiers. Slovenia then good road infrastructure enable visitors to enjoy winter as well warranty E: [email protected] E: [email protected] SKISCHOOL.SI 1.400 m I: www.rogla.eu E: [email protected] +386 (0)8 388 99 99 FB: Enjoyment Pohorje I: www.rtc-krvavec.si I: www.kr-gora.si Ski School I: www.rogla.eu E: [email protected] became a real skiing country, and the as summer activities in practically all our mountain centres. T: +386 (0)4 588 18 10 NUMBER OF SKIING TIC Zreče I: www.visitpohorje.si Slovenians a skiing nation. There are also ski passes available for most of the centres. TIC Cerklje na TIC Kranjska Gora I: www.skischool.si DAYS T: +386 (0)3 759 04 70 Intersport Rogla Snow FB: Visit Pohorje Gorenjskem T: +386 (0)4 580 94 40 100–125 E: [email protected] Sports School Visitors who fly to Slovenia by plane can arrive at the nearest Krvavška cesta 1b E: [email protected] Šola smučanja Kekec T: +386 (0)3 757 74 68 Slovenia currently has up to 50 ski resorts pistes of Krvavec to ski or enjoy summer mountain activities in T: +386 (0)4 281 58 22 T: +386 (0)43 030 72 96 I: www.solasmucanja.eu E: [email protected] E: [email protected] that operate in winters rich with snow. less than an hour after the landing. I: www.visitcerklje.si KRVAVEC KRANJSKA GORA ROGLA MARIBORSKO POHORJE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE 5 800–1.300 m 6 560–1.800 m 7 1.140–2.400 m 8 715–1.542 m LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI RUNS RUNS RUNS RUNS Total: 18.000 m Total: 22.000 m Total: 30.000 m Total: 8.000 m #sloveniaoutdoor | #ifeelsLOVEnia #sloveniaoutdoor 4.000 m 9.500 m 6.000 m 2.800 m 10.000 m 12.500 m 22.000 m 3.600 m 4.000 m SKI RESORT LAND 2.000 m 1.600 m SKI RESORT LAND AREA SKI RESORT LAND SKI LIFT AREA 78 hectares AREA INFRASTRUCTURE SKI PASS 70 hectares SKI RESORT 70 hectares 5 x draglifts CROSS-COUNTRY CAPACITY SKI RESORT 2 x chairlifts SKI RUNS 9.420 skiers per hour CAPACITY CROSS-COUNTRY IA 5.000 m TOTAL LENGTH OF 15.000 skiers per hour SKI RUNS SKI RESORT FUN PARKS 15.000 m SLOVEN CAPACITY 300 m SKI RESORT LAND 12.800 skiers per hour NUMBER OF SKIING AREA TOTAL LENGTH OF Hotel Cerkno Alpska perla DAYS Vogel, d.o.o. Smučarska šola Javni zavod Kanin Ski School 65 ha Vabo, d.o.o. TIC Slovenj Gradec SLEDDING RUNS Sedejev trg 8 Gorenji Novaki 80 100–140 Ukanc 6 Alpinsport Sončni Kanin T: +386 (0)51 395 031 SKI RESORT Glavni trg 43 T: +386 (0)2 881 21 16 200 m 5282 Cerkno 5282 Cerkno 4265 Bohinjsko jezero T: +386 (0) 41 832 076 Dvor 43 E: [email protected] CAPACITY 2380 Slovenj Gradec E: [email protected] T: +386 (0)4 572 97 12 I: www.alpinsport.si TOTAL LENGTH OF T: +386 (0)5 374 34 00 T: +386 (0)5 374 34 00 5230 Bovec I: www.socarafting.si 10.500 skiers per hour T: +386 (0)2 883 98 50 +386 (0)4 572 97 21 FUN PARKS E: [email protected] E: [email protected] T: +386 (0)5 917 93 01 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Smučarska šola Finžgar 500 m I: www.ski-cerkno.com I: www.ski-cerkno.si E: [email protected] I: www.kope.si I: www.vogel.si (RU-FI) I: www.kanin.si NUMBER OF SKIING LTO Laufar Cerkno Servis in FB: VogelSkiCenter T: +386 (0) 41 623 142 FB: kaninslovenia DAYS T: +386 (0)5 373 46 45 izposojevalnica TW: VogelSkiCenter I: www.ru-fi.si 80–100 E: [email protected] smučarske opreme TIC Bovec Smučarsko društvo Turizem Bohinj Turistično društvo Bohinj Trg golobarskih žrtev 22 Novinar Stara Fužina 38 Ribčev Laz 48 5230 Bovec T: +386 (0)31 780 111 4265 Bohinjsko jezero 4265 Bohinjsko jezero T: +386 (0)5 302 96 47 T: +386 (0)4 57 47 590 T: +386 (0)4 574 60 10 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] I: www.soca-valley.com CERKNO VOGEL I: www.bohinj.si I: www.tdbohinj.si KANIN – SELLA NEVEA KOPE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE ALTITUDE 9 1.250–1.600 m 10 1.287–1.550 m 11 580–1.217 m LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI LENGTH OF SKI RUNS RUNS RUNS Total: 12.800 m Total: 9.000 m Total: 12.000 m www.slovenia-outdoor.com 4.400 m 3.000 m 4.000 m 7.400 m 4.000 m 6.000 m 1.000 m 2.000 m 2.000 m CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS-COUNTRY SKI RESORT LAND Tomaž Krajnc SKI RUNS SKI RUNS AREA Št.
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