SKI pass
SKI PASS
Ticket prices
WORKING DAYS
Adults are persons who are 10-59 years old during the season
Children are persons who are 6 – 9 years old during the season
Children aged 0 – 5 have the right to ski for free when accompanied by one adult
Seniors are persons who are 60 years old or older during the season
TICKET PRICES
WORKING DAYS
Adults are persons who are 10-59 years old during the season
Children are persons who are 6 – 9 years old during the season
Children aged 0 – 5 have the right to ski for free when accompanied by one adult
Seniors are persons who are 60 years old or older during the season
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Children
Adults
SENIORS
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Adults
SENIORS
Ticket prices
WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS, VACATION
Adults are persons who are 10-59 years old during the season
Children are persons who are 6 – 9 years old during the season
Children aged 0 – 5 have the right to ski for free when accompanied by one adult
Seniors are persons who are 60 years old or older during the season
Ticket prices
WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS, VACATION
Adults are persons who are 10-59 years old during the season
Children are persons who are 6 – 9 years old during the season
Children aged 0 – 5 have the right to ski for free when accompanied by one adult
Seniors are persons who are 60 years old or older during the season
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Children
Adults
SENIORS
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Children
Adults
SENIORS
NOTES
Rules of behavior on the ski slope
Respect others
Be aware of the overall situation on the ski resort and the number of skiers in your vicinity. Do not endanger yourself or others with your behavior on the trail and your equipment.
Adjust the speed
Adjust the speed, direction of movement and way of skiing to your knowledge and skills, weather and other conditions on the terrain. If the user rides a board or skis on a track that does not correspond to his knowledge of riding technique, he does so at his own risk.
Choice of movement path
If you are skiing behind someone, it is your responsibility to choose a path so that you do not endanger the skiers in front of you. Due to the specific way of riding on the board and the reduced angle of visibility, boarders must check their left and right space at every change of direction.
Overtaking
You can overtake participants on the track from the left and right, but always at a distance that leaves enough space for the person you are passing to move, including changing the direction of movement.
At the crossing of paths and when leaving
A skier who enters the piste or has stopped on the piste and then resumes riding must first look up and down the piste to make sure that his movement does not endanger himself or others.
Stopping
Avoid stopping on unclear and narrow sections of the track. In the event of a fall, take cover as soon as possible, because in such a place you pose a danger to yourself and others.
Climbing and descending on foot
When climbing or descending a trail on foot, use only the edge of the trail, taking care that you and the equipment you are carrying do not pose a danger to others.
Compliance with marking and signaling information
Respect the signs, signaling and warnings on the trail. Take care of information, weather conditions, trail and snow conditions.
Providing assistance
Offer and provide assistance in case of injury to another skier. Inform the competent authorities (GSS, ski patrols, cable car workers) about the accident. Any person who is a witness or a participant in an accident must help by giving an alarm.
Identification
Anyone who is a witness or participant in an accident is obliged to show their identity card or appropriate identification document at the request of the competent authority.
Snowmobiles
The use of snowmobiles is strictly prohibited on the ski resort, except for official purposes.
Use of a safety helmet
The use of a protective helmet is mandatory for children under the age of 14, and it is also recommended for other skiers and boarders.
Skiing outside the ski resort area
Skiing outside the ski resort zone and on ungroomed terrain is at your own risk and will result in the confiscation of your ski pass.
The rules also apply to snowboarders
The basic FIS rules and signage on the ski resort that apply to skiers also apply to boarders.
The user of the ski area may not use
The user of the ski area may not use the ski area if he is under the influence of alcohol, drugs or some psychoactive drug, i.e. substances that negatively affect his abilities.
Rules of behavior on cable cars and ski lifts
Cable car ride
- The user must not act while riding the cable car in any way that could affect the safe operation and functioning of the cable car;
- The user must not sway in the seat of the cable car, ride without the lowered safety frame, jump out of the seat along the cable car route;
- The user may not board the cable car that is marked as closed;
- The user must not board or disembark from the cable car (the cable car is in motion or has stopped) in places not designated for that purpose and not under the control and supervision of ski center officials.
Elevator ride
- The user must not hook onto an empty towing device on the ski lift route;
- The user must not intentionally release the towing device before the place designated for it or before the exit station;
- The user must not curve along the towpath of the ski lift, to leave the towpath, to stay on the towpath in case of a fall, to intentionally release and throw the towing device on the line post, to lock the towing device at the exit station, to bypass the safety ramp;
- The user must not hold the straps of the ski poles on the wrists.
General rules
- The user must not change, move, damage devices and materials of any kind that serve the cable car or ski lift;
- The user must not climb: on the drive stations, line poles, exit stations or occupy a place that is not intended for users of the cable car or ski lift;
- The user must not intentionally activate safety devices accessible to him (external controls and safety ramps);
- The user must not stop and linger at the boarding and disembarking points and on the ski lift route;
- The user must not use the cable car or ski lift for transportation if he does not have sufficient physical abilities and knowledge and skills for safe use;
- The user must not act contrary to the signs and instructions posted in accordance with the Law on Ski Resorts or any verbal instruction from ski center officials.
