4 resorts with real-time weather data
Slovenia
Slovenia has 50 ski resorts by skiresort.com's count. Find Powder carries live snow reports for 4 of them, mapped here with the main cities and the airports that serve them. Zoom in to see every name, or jump straight to a region.
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The airports with scheduled flights closest to the Slovenia resorts we cover, nearest first. Several of the best gateways are across the border. Distances are straight-line, not driving distance — mountain roads can easily double them.
24 mi to Bohinj, with 4 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
29 mi to Kranjska Gora, with 4 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
32 mi to Maribor, with 4 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
38 mi to Bohinj, with 2 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
59 mi to Maribor, with 2 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
78 mi to Bohinj, with 2 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
93 mi to Bohinj.
94 mi to Bohinj.
Ljubljana (capital) — 30 mi from the nearest resort · Maribor — 1 mi from the nearest resort · Celje — 16 mi from the nearest resort · Kranj — 19 mi from the nearest resort · Velenje — 13 mi from the nearest resort · Novo Mesto — 45 mi from the nearest resort · Koper — 51 mi from the nearest resort
Map shapes: Natural Earth. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Cities: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Distances are straight-line from the airport or city to the nearest resort on this page.
Slovenia has 50 ski areas by skiresort.com's count, and Planica is where the official world record for ski jumping was set — by a Slovenian.
Slovenia has 50 ski resorts by skiresort.com's count, with 167 mi of slopes served by 182 lifts. Counts differ between sources, because each draws the line between a ski resort and a village tow in a different place.
Mariborsko Pohorje – Maribor
Kanin – Sella Nevea/Bovec — shared with Sella Nevea in Italy
Vogel – Bohinj
Domen Prevc has held the official world record of 254.5 m since 2025, set at the Letalnica bratov Gorišek in Planica. Longer jumps have been made outside official competition — Ryoyu Kobayashi has jumped 291 m — but they are not records.
The Gorišek brothers' hill at Planica opened in March 1969, and it has since seen four world records set in a single day.
Figures describe Slovenia as a whole, not just the resorts we track. Skier visits are shown only where a national industry body or two independent reports agree.
