Kobla Ski Resort Guide & ReviewsSki Area, Apres-Ski, Accommodation, Other Activities
Resort Review
Deep in the Julian Alps within the Triglav national park, Lake Bohinj is Slovenia’s biggest glacial lake and is a major tourist magnet in the summer where you can do various water sports and skate on it during the winter.
The largest village in the area is Bohinjska Bistrica which acts as a base for accessing Lake Bohinj's two main ski resorts of Mount Vogel and Kobla.
Kobla ski area guide
Ski holidays in Kobla are ideal for beginners and intermediates and offer some exciting options in terms of where to ski.
At the other end of Lake Bohinj, you can ski at Vogel with it's long 6km red down to the lake.
Key information (whole area) | |
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Altitude | 540m |
Top lift | 1480m |
Family | |
Beginner | |
Intermediate | |
Expert | |
Piste (km) | 23 |
Longest run | 6 km |
Off piste | |
Cross country | 13 km |
Season | Dec - April |
Snowboard parks | 1 |
Heli Skiing | ✘ |
Summer skiing | ✘ |
Glacier skiing | ✘ |
Babysitting | ✘ |
Creche | ✔ |
Apres ski | Lively & Fun |
In total, thee are 65km of pistes at Vogel and Kobla - Kobla has 23km serviced by 3 drag lifts and 3 chairs. The ski season normally starts in December and ends mid March depending on the snow conditions.
Beginners
A great resort for beginners with the gentle nursery slopes conveniently situated close to the village. Children are looked after very well with two kindergartens.
The ski kindergarten caters for 3-6 year olds and non-ski kindergarten for 2-6 years.
Intermediate
A small number of red runs can be found on the main skiing areas of Koblabut after a few days, yu will want to explore Vogel at the other end of the lake.
For some fun, there are numerous routes off to the side of the tree lined pistes.
Advanced
Experienced skiers should immediately head for Vogel and then venture to Kranjska Gora. However, if you like speed then a specialty is "Kobla III", a high speed 6km red!
Cross-country
There are some excellent and very pretty cross country trails through the Pokljuka Plateau.