Rogla

The operator describes approximately 100 hectares of alpine terrain, with learning facilities and slopes for different abilities. This guide covers managed downhill skiing and snowboarding. The cross-country network, snowshoe trails and summer Mašinžaga attractions are separate activities; their opening does not confirm alpine skiing.

The current price list names Mašinžaga, Uniorček, Ostruščica, Jasa, Košuta, Planja and Jurgovo lift products. Use the actual on-site piste names and local grades. The independent map retains reviewed OSM names without converting generic difficulty into official colours.

Conflicting sources: the general skiing page describes 11 ski lifts and two chairlifts, while the same page separately promotes the newer Mašinžaga six-seat chair and the conditions shell counts 11 devices. These are not accepted as one verified current lift total.

Unconfirmed: the complete present piste inventory, every connecting route and exact current local grades are not established. Selected community lines and an archive photograph are orientation, not an operator inventory or an open-piste list.

The operator identifies Mašinžaga as a six-person chair with heated seats and protective hoods. Planja and the Jurgovo side have distinct alignments in the independent data, and the price list separates surface-lift and learning-belt access. Summer transport on Mašinžaga is a separate operation.

Unconfirmed: the operator advertises a Ski Opening package for 10–13 December 2026, but exact first and final public ski days, current alpine skiing and a complete final return are not established. The price-list purchase periods are not an operating calendar.

Conflicting sources: the general terms dated 1 September 2026 give winter lifts 09:00–16:00, while the conditions page retains an 08:00 opening notice with a 7 April 2026 update. Confirm the current daily schedule, last boarding and every return connection before travelling.

The skiing page advertises night skiing on Jasa and Košuta from Thursday to Sunday; the general terms and night product give 17:00–21:00. Confirm that night’s actual lifts and pistes. Ordinary day and multiday tickets exclude night skiing unless the exact product expressly includes it.

Historical: the conditions page’s skiing notice is dated 7 April 2026. Its zero counters, generic opening line and separately updated restaurant hours do not provide a current skiing observation. The new place-point status therefore remains unknown.

The Pohorje Regional Park identifies Zreče as the easiest road approach to Rogla and describes paved, winding mountain access. Check weather, road restrictions and the actual destination before leaving the valley. The central pin beside Hotel Planja is distinct from the Jurgovo side.

The park lists a regular Slovenske Konjice–Zreče–Rogla bus connection. Unconfirmed: the selected travel date’s winter timetable, ski carriage, final downhill bus and any inter-sector transfer are not established. Verify the actual service and arrange a complete return rather than relying on this general listing.

The operator’s general terms describe free designated parking beside the Rogla–Pesek road and require compliance with signs and attendants. Access roads and private land must remain clear. This does not promise a vacant space or free overnight camper parking.

Unconfirmed: an uninterrupted accessible route from your parking or bus stop to each required lift, loading assistance and the complete final return are not verified. Agree individual needs and your starting base with the operator.

The 2026/27 daily/hourly list gives an adult day ticket at EUR 44 in the 1 October–30 November presale and EUR 49 in the 1 December–1 May purchase period; the corresponding child prices are EUR 28 and EUR 32. These are published product prices, not a guarantee that skiing runs throughout either period. The list separately charges EUR 3 for a keycard; confirm the deposit/return terms at purchase.

The general terms dated 1 September 2026 define child eligibility below 15, youth from 15 to below 19, senior from 65 and student eligibility with proof. Under-six children accompanied through lift/control by a parent have a conditional free arrangement; children skiing independently or with a school/club need a valid child ticket. Verify the exact entitlement and required evidence.

The general terms distinguish non-transferable tickets from the explicitly transferable season product. Day and multiday products are for daytime skiing; the SKI PLUS and night products have different sessions. Nordic tickets, equipment rental, lessons and other activities are separate unless your actual package says otherwise.

Conflicting sources: the English 2026/27 season-pass table retains a 1 December 2025–1 May 2026 column and February 2026 school-holiday exclusions. Do not treat these old labels as confirmed 2026/27 validity; ask for the exact product calendar before buying.

Unconfirmed: the final checkout amount, availability, selected seasonal restrictions and applicable cancellation or injury credit are not individually verified. Read the current terms before payment; a general price page is not a reservation or refund promise.

The operator’s 1 September 2026 rules require helmets for children through age 14 and recommend them for others. Follow staff, closures, warning signs and FIS responsibility guidance; choose terrain appropriate to your ability and ask for lift-loading assistance before boarding. Snowboard users are instructed to release one binding before boarding a chair.

The rules prohibit skiing closed pistes and outside managed runs, crossing protective fences, walking or sledging on ski pistes and skiing along surface-lift tracks. Cross those tracks only at marked crossings. Keep Nordic skiing and other activities on their separately authorized areas.

The terms close pistes and ski surfaces from 17:00 until 08:00, except authorized night skiing, for grooming and snowmaking. They specifically warn of life-threatening winch cables across pistes. This is a prohibition, not permission outside those hours; actual daily closures and signs still govern.

The operator publishes +386 3 757 71 88 and +386 3 757 74 27 for emergency reports and resort information, with patrol described during lift operation on managed open pistes. In an immediate emergency contact local emergency services and give your exact location. Unconfirmed: current patrol coverage, individual evacuation, insurance applicability, response times and an assisted complete return are not established. An OSM line grants no rescue or access entitlement.

The Intersport Rogla school offers alpine skiing and snowboarding separately from Nordic instruction. Its page describes groups of at most ten and beginner groups of at most eight, meeting beside the training grounds and school reception. Confirm your age, ability, exact product and meeting location. School enquiries use +386 3 757 74 68 and rogla@solasmucanja.eu.

The 2026/27 rental list describes a recreational alpine set as standard skis, boots and poles, with a published adult day price of EUR 29. Children’s sets include a helmet; other helmets, snowboard sets and higher-grade equipment have separate prices. Storage and lockers are separate paid services. Rental/service enquiries use +386 3 757 74 89 and skiservis@unitur.eu.

Unitur’s company contact is +386 3 757 61 00 and rogla@unitur.eu; the resort website footer gives +386 3 757 61 45. The office at Cesta na Roglo 15 in Zreče is distinct from the plateau ski base. Hotels, restaurants and wellness facilities each have their own booking and operating scope.

Unconfirmed: current lesson/rental availability, individual adaptive provision, childcare, restaurant opening and your exact equipment-return deadline are not established. Confirm these with the chosen service and leave enough time to get back to your own base.