Elevation
702m
Base
1,233m
Summit
531m
Vertical Drop
Lifts
17
5 types
Snowfall
190cm
Annual Snowfall
Nov
49cm
Dec
71cm
Jan
37cm
Feb
21cm
Mar
14cm
Apr

Best known for

Spindleruv-mlyn-medvedin-fot. Tomáš Rucký

Plan Your Trip

Ski Rental

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 01, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2025

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
30%
Advanced Runs
55%
Expert Runs
14%
Runs in Total
20
Longest Run
2.7 km
Skiable Terrain
24.2 km
Night Skiing
1.5 km
Snow Making
13 km

Lifts

17

High Speed Sixes
1
High Speed Quads
3
Triple Chairs
1
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
11

Reviews

Andy Golborne

We went to the Czech Republic because it was cheaper than the Alps basically. Bit we were really pleased with Spindleruv. Sure -not masses of pistes, but what there was was fun to play on and we filled 5 days in on the reds and blues etc either side of the valley. Eating, drinking and accommodation are brilliantly cheap. So if you are after kilometers of fresh new runs every day this place is maybe not for you- but if you after a good, fun, cheap few days then look no further. There are 3 main lift accesses spread about a mile or so along the valley - 2 of which are joined up on the hillside. The Ski bus is every hour or so which is fine if you organise yourselves, and we could walk to a beginners tow from our pension to get to the Medvedin pistes which was handy (and ski back). We had great weather but it was end of season for us so the pistes got a bit icy in the mornings for a couple of days before ski traffic loosened things up. They'd obviously had a lot of snow earlier and there's a lot of forest tracks and trails (lots of ski cross country going on) so I would imagine the back country is good mid season. We flew to Wroclaw and got a taxi transfer which between 6 of us was very economical. Oh, and I would definitely avoid weekends if you can as half of Prague seemed to be there and it was v.busy.

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