COUNTRY INDEX / ARMENIA

Armenia

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in Armenia.

Verified places: 01Places with piste maps: 01Verified events: 00

Photo: Serouj Ourishian / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0
Snow-covered Tsaghkadzor slope, chairlift and town with Lake Sevan in the distance, photographed by Serouj Ourishian on 5 March 2011; historical context.

PUBLISHED LOCATIONS

Published places and events — Armenia

This country-only map contains every Index.ski destination and event venue currently published here. Select a marker to open its complete profile.

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  • Closed today · opening within 14 days
  • Closed for skiing
  • Unknown / uncertain

Colours show the published skiing status or confirmed operating calendar, not whether every lift is running. Check the operator before travel.

Confirmed dates change colours automatically in the place’s local time. Tentative dates, conflicting reports and expired checks remain black.

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Every published destination — Armenia.

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Snow-covered Tsaghkadzor slope, chairlift and town with Lake Sevan in the distance, photographed by Serouj Ourishian on 5 March 2011; historical context.088

Mount Teghenis

Tsaghkadzor

Tsaghkadzor, Armenia

Start at Tsaghkadzor’s lower ropeway base and confirm the complete return before climbing the eastern slope of Mount Teghenis. Use the independent alpine map to understand the lift sectors, distinguish ten-entry and one-day ticket products, and check winter operation directly with staff.

Managed alpine skiing on the eastern Teghenis slope; current inventory and local grades unconfirmed Operator-described chairlift access; five community-mapped passenger alignments require daily operating and return checks.
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