Choose a slope by skill level: from careful first descents with an instructor to more dynamic riding on the main runs.
The catalog brings together key slope parameters, lift format and brief guidance on who each run is best suited for.
Training ground — a specially equipped area for guests taking their first steps in snowboarding or alpine skiing.
Maximum safety — a compact incline with a counter-slope makes learning comfortable and helps control speed smoothly.
Instructor only — sessions on the small training slope are held under the guidance of qualified instructors.
Training slope — suits calm practice of stance, turns and braking after an introductory lesson.
Smooth terrain — the gentle profile helps you ride without sudden acceleration and gradually get used to moving along the run.
Controlled practice — the slope format is convenient for instructor-led sessions and independent practice of basic skills.
Main slope — a space for riders who already manage speed, turn confidently and want more full-length runs.
Wide descent line — helps you choose a comfortable line and keep distance from other riders.
For skis and snowboards — the run is suitable for regular practice, active descents and technique development.
Sport slope — designed for riders who confidently control speed and want more active descents.
Training-focused profile — lets you work on lines, turn rhythm and stability at speed.
For experienced guests — choose this slope if you have already mastered the basics and want more focused riding.
Slope preparation
We regularly groom and compact the slopes with a dedicated snow groomer. It levels the snow cover, breaks down uneven patches and creates a clean riding surface.
This preparation helps the runs keep their shape longer, makes descents more comfortable and lets guests feel their edge, speed and line more clearly.
The groomer evens out the surface and helps remove bumps after an active day.
Firm prepared snow gives more predictable glide and more confident braking.
Guide
A short guide to ski slopes and lifts for guests who are just starting out or want to better understand how an alpine resort is arranged.
“Platter”
Designed for one person. During the ascent, the rider stands while the round support sits between the legs.
“Half mop”
A single-person lift with a long bar and a small crosspiece. It is used on slopes of different difficulty levels.
“Mop”
A two-person lift with a T-shaped crossbar that lets two skiers or snowboarders ride up at the same time.
The most comfortable way to go up. Chairlifts can seat two, four, six or more people.
“Magic carpet”
A moving belt for beginners and children. It helps guests safely reach a training slope.
Informal names such as “platter”, “half mop” and “mop” are widely used by skiers and snowboarders, but officially they refer to different types of surface lifts.
