Czech Republic
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Cheap ski holidays in the winter nation Czech Republic
Regions Czech Republic
Bohemia
The Bohemian Forest is a mountain chain which stretches along the German and Czech boarder and extends over 200 km in total. Although it is one mountain range, depending on where you are, it is called differently: on the German side people speak of the Bavarian Forest, in the Czech Republic they call it Šumava and in Austria it is known as the Bohemian Forest. It is dotted with a number of smaller ski areas, all with their very own special charm. So you have a range to choose from. Generally all ski areas provide soft hills and a ski crêche for the little ones, but also some more challenging pistes which lead through wonderful winter forest landscapes.
Krkonoše
The highest and most well known mountain range in the Czech Republic are the Giant Mountains. It consists of the skiing regions Špindlerův Mlýn (Spindler's Mill), Harrachov, Pec pod Snezkou, Janske Lasne and Rokytnice nad Jizerou, as well as the highest peak of the mountain range, the Sněžka (Snow Top, 1,602 m). Here you will find the best equipped skiing stations in the Czech Republic! Due to the fantastic tourist infrastructure many world and continental cups as well as ski jumping contests have been regularly held in Harrachov. This region is especially attractive for those who are looking for moderately priced ski holidays.
Resorts in Czech Republic
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Resort (region) | Pistes |
Ski area altitude from – up to |
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8 km | 650 - 1,020 m | |
1.9 km | 706 - 791 m | |
9.5 km | 540 - 1,000 m | |
12 km | 721 - 1,028 m | |
13 km | 830 - 1,215 m | |
28 km | 702 - 1,235 m |