Klínovec–Neklid

The operator presents Klínovec and Neklid as its managed alpine area, with distinct Jáchymov and Loučná starting sides and named Boží Dar satellite sectors. Its report separately lists Za Prahou and Hranice. A pass covering those names is not evidence that every sector is continuously linked by open pistes or lifts.

The home page advertises 31.5 km of pistes, five chairways, eight surface lifts and five carpets. These are attributed operator totals, not a transcribed or independently measured inventory. The independent map shows reviewed community centre lines and passenger alignments; its way segments are not a piste count, and some small facilities are unmapped.

Fichtelberg is a separate German ski area in the InterSkiRegion offer. The operator advertises a shared pass from 1.5 days and ground transfer between the two areas, rather than a continuous cross-border lift network. Nordic, touring, summer biking, snowpark features and freeride lines are outside this map’s supported alpine scope.

Historical: Britta Beck’s genuine 1 February 2023 photograph shows snow, mist, incidental skiers and a chair terminal on Klínovec. This CC BY-SA 4.0 archive image does not establish current snow, lift identity or layout, open pistes or access.

The current lift list names Mapy.com Express A on the Jáchymov side, CineStar Express B, Přemostěná C, Dámská D and Neklid Štikovka K. It separately lists the surface lifts and carpets. Unconfirmed: community alignment C still carries the Suzuki name; its current operator-name match and a complete mapped inventory have not been established.

The official school gives four distinct meeting references: the children’s park, its Jáchymov building and the upper and lower Dámská stations. Beginner lessons are assigned to meeting point 1. Check the exact booked location before boarding; arriving at one base does not put you at every lesson or connection.

The Klement–Neklid chair K transport conditions prohibit passenger descent except service journeys. Do not plan to download that chair if a ski return is unsuitable. Unconfirmed: each currently usable Klínovec–Neklid connection, final boarding and complete return to your starting base need confirmation from staff on the day.

Historical: the linked area rules, effective from 15 September 2022, describe general lift hours of 09:00–16:00 and piste use to 16:30; evening lifts end at 21:00 while designated evening piste use ends at 21:30. These are different scopes, not permission to board at piste closing time. Unconfirmed: today’s skiing, individual winter hours and evening operating dates are not established by the undated report or autumn banner.

For the Loučná side the operator directs approaches via České Hamry to P1, P2 and P3. From Karlovy Vary it describes the Jáchymov approach to P4/P5 beside the lower Jáchymovská station. From Boží Dar it offers Neklid P6/P7 or the Loučná parking. It advertises more than 2,000 free car spaces across the area; verify current access, availability and winter road conditions before departure.

Historical: the operator’s bus page says service has ended and retains the 25 December 2025–15 March 2026 season. Its line A linked Klínovec, Neklid, Boží Dar and Fichtelberg; other lines served Háj, Loučná/České Hamry and Jáchymov. Those old stops and times do not confirm a 2026/27 journey or final connection.

CITY SKI’s carrier page advertises day trips from Prague Dejvická and Plzeň Rondel and describes a bus waiting below Dámská. Unconfirmed: dated 2026/27 departures, the applicable price, exact stop, equipment terms, accessible transport and the final return for a specific day are not established here. Reserve the actual outbound and return journey directly; do not rely on a generic advertised departure or the old resort bus timetable.

The tariff page checked on 1 November 2026 lists a standard adult day at CZK 1,250, four hours at CZK 1,130 and three hours at CZK 1,060, plus a CZK 50 refundable card deposit. Children and seniors have birth-year categories with proof requirements. These are the published standard table values; verify the date-specific payable price, category and online conditions before buying.

Daily, hourly, single-ride and points products have their stated Klínovec scope. InterSkiRegion multiday products from 1.5 days and its separate season pass cover Fichtelberg as well, subject to the applicable conditions. The contract requires the first passage in the area where the multiday pass was bought. The tariff lists two adult days at CZK 2,440; confirm the exact consecutive or flexible-day product you need.

Ordinary daytime and season products do not include evening skiing. The published evening product is for Dámská piste 2 and chair D on the operator’s selected evenings; a tariff is not confirmation that a particular evening will run. Keep the receipt and personal card, check validity before first passage and read the applicable complaint and interruption terms rather than assuming a refund.

Conflicting sources: the current tariff’s school-group text uses a minimum of 11 participants and a free 12th place, while the currently linked contract uses 12 participants and a free 13th place. Unconfirmed: the applicable school-group concession must be confirmed with the operator before booking. Historical: that linked contract is effective from 15 September 2022, although the tariff contains winter 2026/27 products; no silent correction or group entitlement is inferred.

Follow the operator’s published FIS conduct rules: control speed, give the downhill skier room, look before joining and avoid stopping in blind or narrow sections. Wear a helmet, choose signed open terrain within your ability and obey staff, barriers and closure signs. Report an accident to staff or mountain rescue; the area rules give +420 1210 and 112.

The area rules prohibit skiing through the forest outside pistes and warn that preparation outside permitted public hours is dangerous. Grooming and snowmaking can also close terrain during the day. Never approach winch cables or moving preparation machinery; local closure signs take priority over a website or map.

Touring has its own route-specific rules, status and time exceptions. Its currently linked rules require a visible flashing red light outside normal area hours and prohibit headphones; local closed or winch signs override an online open label. This alpine map grants no uphill or after-hours access. Explicit freeride, backcountry and abandoned lines are omitted, and a historical photograph cannot establish safe snow or present access.

The lift operator lists its office at Loučná pod Klínovcem 207, with information line +420 415 240 240. The official school, rental and equipment service share Jáchymov 1065 beside Mapy.com Express, with +420 415 242 242 and the school’s additional +420 607 071 980. These are service contacts, not a guarantee of seasonal opening hours or emergency response.

The school offers ski and snowboard instruction for beginners and experienced visitors and asks for reservations at least 48 hours ahead. Its children’s park has separate access conditions, while the rental lists adult and child ski/snowboard packages. Confirm equipment fitting, helmet availability, the exact meeting point, lift-pass inclusion and the return deadline in your booking.

The A and K transport conditions require discussion of assistance and staff approval for safe boarding; they say the chairs are not adapted to carry passengers seated in wheelchairs. A wheelchair itself may be carried only under the stated separate arrangements. Unconfirmed: a complete step-free journey, adapted equipment, accessible toilets, each transfer and the assisted return are not verified. Discuss your specific needs before buying; a concessionary ticket is not an accessibility guarantee.