Krvavec

The operator describes 30 km of managed alpine slopes between 1,450 and 1,971 m in the Kamnik–Savinja Alps. Gospinca provides the learning base near the upper cable-car station, with Tiha dolina and higher Vrh Krvavca and Zvoh terrain beyond. Select an open marked route suited to your ability before moving higher.

The independent map covers named community downhill alignments and the main passenger corridors. It excludes area polygons, anonymous objects, freeride lines and doubtful older passenger alignments. Its segments are not an official piste count; generic grades remain grey. Touring, freestyle features, sledging and summer cycling are separate activities.

The road approach reaches the lower cable-car station; the school and rental base are at Gospinca above it. The operator’s winter schedule names Tiha dolina, Vrh Krvavca, OTP Banka Zvoh, Kriška planina, Luža and Kržišče. Confirm which facilities serve an appropriate open route and how to return to the cable car.

Historical: the live report inspected on 4 November is dated 20 October 2026 at 09:13 and lists 0/13 lifts and 0/25 trails, with named lifts marked closed. The current price page advertises 2026/27 presale, but its operating-hours text does not establish a dated winter skier timetable. Unconfirmed: today’s open or closed skiing state; historical counters and summer activity totals do not resolve it.

Unconfirmed: the coming winter’s individual last uplifts, sector connections and final cable-car download are not established. Ask staff about the complete return before going up, particularly from the Kržišče branch; do not assume a ski descent to the valley car park or a lift running because it appears on this map.

The official approach runs through Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Dvorje and Grad to the lower cable-car station. The operator advertises 500 free parking spaces there and requires compliance with signs and wardens. Treat that as the published arrangement, not a reservation or a promise of space in winter conditions.

The company’s address is Grad 76, while lessons and equipment collection are described at the upper station. Allow time for ticket collection, boarding and the mountain transfer before a lesson. The location pin is an approximate lower-station planning reference, not the school reception.

Unconfirmed: a dated 2026/27 public-transport or ski-bus timetable, guaranteed parking availability and an individual step-free route to a suitable lift have not been established. Confirm any transfer, equipment carriage, boarding assistance and return with the provider; the airport-distance claim does not establish an airport service.

The operator’s November 2026 presale, valid from 1 to 30 November for 2026/27, lists an adult day at EUR 45, an all-days adult season pass at EUR 679, and a Monday–Friday pass at EUR 559. The weekday pass excludes public holidays and becomes valid every day from 15 March 2027. Confirm the exact category, carrier and checkout total before paying.

In its 3 November clarification, the operator gives regular-season validity from 1 December 2026 to 5 May 2027, with adult day EUR 47, all-days adult season EUR 689 and weekday EUR 569. It also confirms an additional 1% presale discount for 2025/26 season-pass holders at the ticket office; the discount excludes family season passes. These tariff dates do not establish daily skiing operation.

Historical: older public tariff rows still show 2025/26 and validity ending on 5 May 2026. They do not establish the coming season’s prices. General terms dated 1 October 2025 also describe older products. Confirm current ski-pass entitlement, cable-car ascent and download, age evidence, non-transferability, collection, cancellation and any snow-guarantee terms. Sightseeing, SKIALP and night-sledging products have separate scope; a purchase does not guarantee opening.

The operator prohibits closed pistes and terrain outside the arranged ski area, warns against crossing cliff fences, and reserves the slopes for grooming between 17:00 and 08:00. Grooming winch cables can cross slopes and are life-threatening. Follow barriers and staff instructions; the historical timetable is not permission to enter.

Conflicting sources: the touring activity page describes a 17:00–19:00 SKI ALP session but also says slopes close from 17:00, while the general terms permit touring only during ski-area operation on the designated ascent. No evening uphill or off-piste access is established here. Obtain the actual current route, ticket and explicit staff instructions before any separate touring activity.

The published safety terms require helmets for children up to 14 and direct accident reports to the ski-area supervisor. They list +386 51 333 444 and +386 4 27 11 800 for emergencies and information, with patrol limited to arranged open pistes during operation. Confirm the current local alarm procedure and your own insurance scope on arrival.

The school page places Jecom Sport in a wooden building on the upper-station plateau near the Tiha dolina four-seat chairlift. It advertises ski and snowboard lessons for children and adults. Rental and servicing are also at the upper station, with clothing, essential equipment, storage and repair services; arrange fitting and return separately from lessons.

Historical: school prices are dated 25 November 2024 and the listed children’s course dates run in 2024/25. The rental page’s general winter hours are not a confirmed 2026/27 booking. Ask for the actual lesson start, meeting point, age eligibility, lift-pass inclusion and cancellation terms rather than carrying old dates or prices forward.

Unconfirmed: adapted equipment, an appropriate instructor and an individual accessible route or boarding arrangement have not been established. The operator lists school contact krvavec@jecomsport.si, +386 31 301 250, rental telephone +386 31 220 375, and general information info@rtc-krvavec.si, +386 4 252 59 49. Confirm the service and assistance you need in advance.