Skiing in Czech Republic
The Czech Republic's Giant Mountains (Krkonoše) offer accessible skiing close to Prague. Špindlerův Mlýn is the flagship resort, popular with families and weekenders.
Czech Republic Ski Regions Map
Explore ski areas across Czech Republic
Ski Regions in Czech Republic
Explore ski areas in Czech Republic
Liberec Region
Liberec Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 49 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 262m to 1,308m, giving a vertical range of 1,046m. Across the area there are 105km of prepared pistes. There are 261 runs in total - 173 easy, 71 intermediate, 15 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 165 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 gondola and 20 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Skiarena Jizerky, Skiareál Ještěd, Jeschken, Skiareál Horní Domky - Lysá Hora and Paseky nad Jizerou. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Hradec Králové Region
Hradec Králové Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 47 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 422m to 1,264m, giving a vertical range of 842m. Across the area there are 130km of prepared pistes. There are 305 runs in total - 190 easy, 89 intermediate, 19 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 157 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 2 gondolas and 24 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Skiareál Špindlerův Mlýn - Medvědín, Janské Lázně - Černá hora, Pec pod Sněžkou and Svatý Petr - Pláň. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Moravian-Silesian Region
Moravian-Silesian Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 31 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 249m to 1,443m, giving a vertical range of 1,194m. Across the area there are 49km of prepared pistes. There are 133 runs in total - 70 easy, 55 intermediate, 3 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 89 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 12 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Bílá, Bila, Skicentrum Pawlin, Figura Praděd and Skiarena Karlov. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Olomouc Region
Olomouc Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 28 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 295m to 1,326m, giving a vertical range of 1,031m. Across the area there are 45km of prepared pistes. There are 121 runs in total - 74 easy, 42 intermediate, 5 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 70 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 12 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Ski Králičák, Ramzová, Severní svahy and Skiareál Kunčice. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Zlín Region
Zlín Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 19 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 290m to 856m, giving a vertical range of 566m. Across the area there are 24km of prepared pistes. There are 67 runs in total - 33 easy, 25 intermediate, 5 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 46 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 2 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Nový Hrozenkov - Vranča, Soláň, Ski areál Kyčerka and Ski areál Karolinka. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Plzeň Region
Plzeň Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 17 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 488m to 1,200m, giving a vertical range of 712m. Across the area there are 24km of prepared pistes. There are 60 runs in total - 36 easy, 19 intermediate, 2 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 36 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 3 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Ski&Bike Špičák, Nad Nádražím - Belveder, Ski Pancíř and Samoty. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Karlovy Vary Region
Karlovy Vary Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 14 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 582m to 1,241m, giving a vertical range of 659m. Across the area there are 52km of prepared pistes. There are 109 runs in total - 61 easy, 41 intermediate, 5 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 55 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 gondola and 9 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Skiareál Klínovec, Skiareál Plešivec, Boží Dar and Bublava. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
South Bohemian Region
South Bohemian Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 13 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 380m to 1,146m, giving a vertical range of 766m. Across the area there are 17km of prepared pistes. There are 35 runs in total - 19 easy, 8 intermediate, 1 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 36 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 6 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Lipno, Lyžařský areál Kobyla, Nové Hutě and Kubova Huť. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Ústí nad Labem Region
Ústí nad Labem Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 13 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 452m to 1,020m, giving a vertical range of 568m. Across the area there are 25km of prepared pistes. There are 86 runs in total - 60 easy, 22 intermediate, 3 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 38 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 3 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Zadní Telnice, Bouřňák, Český Jiřetín and Horní Podluží. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Pardubice Region
Pardubice Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 12 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 389m to 1,231m, giving a vertical range of 842m. Across the area there are 25km of prepared pistes. There are 55 runs in total - 36 easy, 14 intermediate, 2 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 31 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 4 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Dolní Morava sport & relax resort, Horský resort Buková hora, Skiareál Větrný vrch and České Petrovice. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Vysočina Region
Vysočina Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 10 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 465m to 748m, giving a vertical range of 283m. Across the area there are 5km of prepared pistes. There are 19 runs in total - 17 easy, 2 intermediate - catering to all ability levels. 16 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 2 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Fajtův kopec, Nové Město na Moravě, Luka nad Jihlavou and Mrákotín. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Central Bohemian Region
Central Bohemian Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 5 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 306m to 696m, giving a vertical range of 390m. Across the area there are 3km of prepared pistes. There are 10 runs in total - 7 easy, 3 intermediate - catering to all ability levels. 13 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 chairlift. Notable resorts in the area include Monínec, Ski Kvasejovice, Skiareál Chotouň and Šibeniční vrch. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
Czech Republic
Czech Republic is a ski destination in the Eastern Europe region, with 3 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 594m to 1,332m, giving a vertical range of 738m. Across the area there are 23km of prepared pistes. There are 44 runs in total - 24 easy, 17 intermediate, 3 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 15 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 gondola and 5 chairlifts. Notable resorts in the area include Hochficht-Böhmerwald, Soszów – Jawornik (Wisła) and Stożek. The ski season typically runs from December to March. 17 ski schools offer lessons for all levels.
South Moravian Region
South Moravian Region is a ski destination in Czech Republic, part of the Eastern Europe region, with 2 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 195m to 650m, giving a vertical range of 455m. Across the area there are 2km of prepared pistes. There are 5 runs in total - 4 easy, 1 intermediate - catering to all ability levels. 5 ski lifts serve the slopes. Notable resorts in the area include Ski areál Olešnice na Moravě and Lyžařský areál Němčičky u Břeclavi. The ski season typically runs from December to March.
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