The best ski resorts in Serbia
When you think of ski resorts, Serbia might not be the first destination that comes to mind. But its slopes are definitely worth trying out!
Serbia has snow days from December onwards and the mountains are a magical place to be cold outside.Â
Soaring mountains and beautiful plains are peppered with snow throughout the winter months, and with some fantastic ski resorts to enjoy. Even beginners can learn the ropes and take on a new hobby.
Before hitting the slopes, you might want to spend a little time in the historic and bustling city of Belgrade (fly into Belgrade, explore the city and then head to a ski resort your choice!).Â
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If you love winter sports, check out the 5 best ski resorts in Serbia.Â
Kopaonik
If you love skiing, Kopaonik is perfect for you. The largest ski resort in Serbia can accommodate all categories of skiers, from beginners to top-level experienced skiers. Located in Western Serbia, Kopaonik has 55 km worth of ski runs for those who want to enjoy alpine skiing and about 12km for cross-country with 26 ski lifts. And if you like night time skiing, check out the trail “Small Lake” (Malo Jezero).
On top of that, you’ll get to see the beautiful mountain scenery that easily rivals Switzerland’s biggest ski resort peaks.Â
In addition, for the youngest skiers and other beginners, who are making their first ski steps, there is a special space “ski kindergarten” with a conveyor belt and a carousel that makes it easy to master basic skiing skills. There are also numerous ski schools where you can hire instructors or join a group which is even more fun.
Ski resort Kopaonik also has a snow-board park, Snow Park. The snow park is 450 m long. It is equipped with cutting edge features, as well as with signaling and safety devices. It is available for both beginners and advanced skiers and snowboarders alike.
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Zlatibor
The great thing about Zlatibor is that although it’s a fantastic ski resort, there are plenty of other things to do besides skiing. Located in the south-west of the country, Zlatibor is home to waterfalls, caves, and fantastic hiking trails. But if skiing is what you’re after, you won’t be disappointed.
Tornik ski resort offers opportunities for all skier categories. It is equipped with 7km of slopes and 5 ski lifts. Tornik also has tubing, which, can be used during both summer and winter periods.Â
If you’re traveling with children, there is a high-quality ski school, as well as zip-lining.
Tara
Tara, in Western Serbia, is a mountainous national park, clad in dense forests with numerous clearings and meadows, cliffs, ravines and caves. You’ll find stunning nature scenery as well as fantastic hiking opportunities.Â
The ski resort itself is a little smaller comparing to the others listed, but that doesn’t make it any less impressive. You will love skiing through a snowy forest!Â
Babin Zub
Stara Planina is the largest mountain in the eastern part of the country, and it’s a stunning sight when covered with snow!
Babin Sub is a beautiful resort. There are three separate trails connected by a cable car, including a gondola lift to the highest peak. For skiing and snowboarding, there are 13 km of slopes available and 6 ski lifts. Experienced skiers can enjoy night skiing, while extreme sports fans have their own trail for freestyle skiing.
Dobre Vode
The main ski area in Dobre Code is the ski resort Goc. here you will find amazing skiing opportunities and a chance to relax in beautiful natural surrounding.Â
Two trails are dedicated to beginners and children. There is cable car that takes you  from one part of the resort to the other. There are more challenging slopes for intermediates within this section too. If you are a more advanced skier, you won’t miss out thanks to the other slopes that are ideal for testing your skills.Â
The historical areas as well as spa facilities offer something for everyone at Dobre Code Ski resort apart from skiing itself.Â
These are the best ski resorts in Serbia. Which one will you visit first? Let us know in the comments section.Â
