Ski Makov
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Overview
The ski resort Ski Makov is located in the village of Makov, close to the border with Czech republic. It is surrounded b y a beautiful nature of Javorníky and Turzovská Vrchovina. The average ski season lasts 90 days. This resort is suitable for families with children. The slopes are of easy and moderate difficulty. Night skiing is also available. It offers cross-country skiing on the peaks of Javorníky. Services: buffet, ski fun park for children, snowtubing, ski rental, ski service and free parking.
Altitude
- 948mSummit
- 288mVertical Drop
- 660mBase
Lifts
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 4
- 4Total
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Terrain
Intermediate Runs
6%
Advanced Runs
94%
Expert Runs
0%
Runs
6
KM Pistes
6.1 km
Terrain Parks
1
KM Night Skiing
1.5 km
Longest Run
1.6 km
KM Snow Making
1 km
Important Dates
- Projected Opening Ski SeasonProjected Closing Ski Season20/12/202014/03/2021
- Days Open Last Year
80 - Average Snowfall
35cm
Webcams
Gallery: Ski Makov
Tourist Office
Ski Makov
Makov
023 56 Makov
Slovakia
Phone: +421 905 251 150
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