Skiing in Russia
0 ski schools and 174 resorts listed, across 1 ski domain
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Ski Resorts
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Ski Domains
About Skiing in Russia
In Russia, you can look forward to 917 kilometres of slopes: the ski resorts are served by 576 ski lifts. Skiing in Russia offers something for all levels, but is favoured by intermediate and advanced skiers for its steep verticals and high-altitude skiing.
Ski SeasonNovember – April
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November - April
Total Resorts
~176
Total Runs
~917 km
Highest Altitude
3,847m
Ski Regions
Caucasus Mountains, Siberia, Southern Russia, North Caucasus, Far Eastern Federal District, Ural Federal District
Did You Know?
The 2014 Winter Olympics were held in Sochi, in the Krasnaya Polyana mountain cluster.
Popular Ski Areas
Krasnaya PolyanaRosa KhutorMount ChegetMount ElbrusZavjalikha
Top Ski Domains in Russia
1 totalSki domains are large interconnected ski areas that encompass multiple resorts, offering vast terrain under a single lift pass.
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Rosa Khutor
102 km slopes2,453m28 lifts
Gazprom Mountain Resort
52.8 km slopes2,256m
Manzherok
50 km slopes1,192m12 lifts
Krasnaya Polyana Resort
30 km slopes2,335m14 lifts
Gentle altitude range
Kolasportland
30 km slopes852m
Dolina Vasta (planned)
30 km slopes
Arkhyz
27 km slopes2,838m11 lifts
Big Wood
26.7 km slopes1,047m
Gorny Vozdukh
25 km slopes745m
Mt. Elbrus
23 km slopes3,847m
Gentle altitude range
Adzhigardak
21.7 km slopes658m8 lifts
Gentle altitude range
Zavjalikha
22 km slopes857m3 lifts
When to Ski in Russia
The ski season in Russia usually runs from November to April.
Conditions vary a lot by resort and altitude within that window — the resort pages below carry the snow report and lift status for each one.