Montenegro Ski Resorts
Montenegro may be better-known for its dramatic Adriatic coast. However it also offers ski resorts with beautiful mountain scenery, affordable prices, and a mix of terrain for beginners through intermediates. As well as options for families and freeriders.
Typically the Montenegro ski resorts season generally runs through from December to April. Naturally this depends on snowfall and snowmaking. But natural snow can be reliable, especially at higher elevations. Furthermore snowmaking infrastructure helps maintain coverage where necessary.
Ski passes and services are often more affordable than bigger Alpine resorts such as those in France, or Italy. All making Montenegro good value.
Kolašin Ski Map (Bjelasica Mountains)
The Kolašin ski map and resort is location around the town of Kolašin at the foot of the Bjelasica range. Often seen as Montenegro’s largest and most modern ski destination. There is ongoing development to expand trails and link lifts with currently nearing 50km of slopes to explore between the two resorts in Kolašin of Kolašin 1450 and Kolašin 1600.
With relatively modern six-seat chairlifts and additional lifts provides blue, red, and even some black runs to enjoy. Great for families, beginners, and intermediate skiers because of the good variety of terrain. Furthermore, snowmaking allows the season in Kolašin to run from approximately December to April. Additionally, ski lessons, rentals, and a lively local après-ski scene is available to enjoy.
Kolašin Ski Map Downloads
Kolašin Ski Map PNG
Savin Kuk Ski Map (Durmitor) – Žabljak
Savin Kuk ski map and resort is located near the town of Žabljak in Durmitor National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Much smaller than Kolasin with under 5km of piste to explore, but relatively impressive elevations, with peaks over 2,300m.
Surprisingly, there are blue, red and black runs to enjoy. Freeriding opportunities on steeper terrain too and the occasional chance of night skiing.
