Krvavec, Ljubljana's ski mountain

Skiing at Krvavec: slopes and passes

The resort has 30 km of groomed slopes between 1,450 and 1,971 m, with natural and artificial snow, and varied terrain that works for both beginners and experienced skiers. The season usually runs from early December to the end of March. There’s a giant slalom course, a snow park, ski schools and courses for children and beginners, equipment hire, ski touring and night sledding. The resort bills itself as the best in Slovenia as chosen by skiers; to compare it with the others, see the guide to skiing in Slovenia.

Passes are cheaper from the online shop. In October 2026 the 2026-27 passes were on sale in advance, with multi-day tickets and season passes; the pre-sale prices are in the table.

Krvavec in summer: bike park and cable car

In summer the cable car takes you up to the pastures, and the ride alone is worth it. At the top there’s an adventure park, mountain go-karts, scooters and bikes, and for children the shepherd dwarves’ trail, with a goblin garden, a shepherd’s hut and a mountain of sounds. Walkers have marked paths across the pastures and home cooking in the huts.

The bike park has 6 marked trails and about 1,200 m of descent from Hotel Krvavec to the lower cable car station, the biggest elevation difference of any bike park in Slovenia according to the resort and Visit Kranj. The Jezerca trail, opened in 2018, joins the upper and lower parts in a descent of almost 10 km and over 1,000 m, and since 2023 the park has been part of the GravityCard, which brings together 21 European bike parks.

Paragliding and Plečnik’s chapel

Krvavec is a very popular paragliding launch because it’s so close to Ljubljana. The cable car carries pilots up and good conditions allow tandem flights, so it’s a fine place for a first flight; there’s more in the guide to paragliding in Slovenia. On cable-car dinners the gondolas become small private dining rooms. And at 1,700 m there’s a small chapel to Our Lady of the Snows designed by Jože Plečnik.

Once your dates are set, check which hotels are still free in Cerklje na Gorenjskem before prices climb.

Where to stay at Krvavec

Alpine-style Hotel Krvavec describes itself as the highest hotel in Slovenia, and the Muštrinka apartments sit close to the slopes. Heading down to sleep in Cerklje, Kranj or even Ljubljana is easy too, so you can combine a ski day with a city break.

Getting there from Ljubljana and the airport

The resort lies in the municipality of Cerklje na Gorenjskem, on the edge of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, about 25 km from Ljubljana. From Ljubljana airport it’s roughly a 10-minute drive to the valley station of the cable car, so you can ski on the day you land.

If you would rather have a local show you round, book a guided tour in Krvavec and choose by the reviews.

Once your dates are set, check which hotels are still free in Cerklje na Gorenjskem before prices climb.