Skiing in Serbia
1 ski school and 29 resorts listed
About Skiing in Serbia
Serbia offers a variety of skiing and snowboarding experiences, from the largest resort in the Balkans, Kopaonik, to smaller, more intimate ski areas. With around 29 resorts and approximately 99km of slopes, the country provides options for all levels of skiers and snowboarders.
Did You Know?
Kopaonik is the largest ski resort in Serbia and the Balkans, and has hosted several FIS competitions. Serbian athletes have competed in skiing at the Winter Olympics.
Popular Ski Areas
Kopaonik
Crni vrh – Bor
Žari
Divčibare
Goč – Dobre Vode (Kraljevo side)
Beli Bor (Tara)
Bojanine Vode – Niš (Suva Planina)
Borici – Sjenica
Goč – Banjskoj strani
Golija – Dajići (Ivanjica)
Golija – Novi Pazar (temporarily closed)
Golija – Odvarčenica
When to Ski in Serbia
The ski season in Serbia usually runs from December 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.
Serbia
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