Klínovec Snow Report

Klínovec, located in the Krušné hory (Ore Mountains) of the Czech Republic, is the country’s largest ski resort and sits just 120 km northwest of Prague, near the German border. With a summit elevation of 1,244 m and a base at 830 m, the resort offers a vertical drop of 414 m and benefits from consistent snow coverage throughout the season, supported by extensive snowmaking. The area receives an average annual snowfall of 60 cm. Skiers can explore 35 hectares of terrain, with 31.4 km of pistes served by 18 lifts, including high-speed quads and surface lifts.The resort features 32 pistes with a well-balanced mix of difficulty levels: 59% intermediate, 28% advanced, and 13% expert. Families will appreciate the dedicated children’s areas, including a baby ski park and conveyor belts for beginners. There’s also a tubing lane and two terrain parks for added fun. Klínovec’s facilities include ski schools, equipment rentals, and a variety of dining options, making it a convenient and enjoyable destination for all ages.What sets Klínovec apart is its seamless connection to the neighbouring German resort of Fichtelberg via the InterSkiregion pass, allowing access to 47 km of slopes across borders. With modern infrastructure, scenic views, and a welcoming atmosphere, Klínovec is a compelling choice for British skiers seeking a well-rounded alpine experience in Central Europe.