Borovets, an alpine-style ski resort in the Rila Mountains (Sofia province), offers excellent conditions for snow sports enthusiasts of all skill levels. Known for its reliable winter snowfall, Borovets is a popular destination for both skiers and snowboarders.

With over 120 years of tradition, Borovets is one of Bulgaria’s largest and oldest ski resorts. The resort is composed of three interconnected ski areas: Sitnyakovo, Yastrebets, and Markudjik, all linked by a network of gondola lifts, modern chairlifts, and button lifts, ensuring smooth access to various runs.

The winter sports area spans from 1,315 to 2,550 meters, offering 58 kilometers of skiable terrain serviced by 13 ski lifts. Borovets features slopes for all levels of difficulty, each area providing unique landscapes and experiences:

Sitnyakovo: Located above the village, with forested slopes and picturesque glades.

Yastrebets: Known for long, intermediate slopes ideal for carving.

Markudjik: The highest area (2,144–2,550 meters) above the tree line, with slopes for all skill levels.

Runs/Slopes:

Easy (blue): 24 km
Intermediate (red): 29 km
Difficult (black): 5 km

The ski season at Borovets runs from December through April, depending on snowfall, and offers diverse landscapes and trails through scenic alpine environments.

With the Sneg.app available at Borovets, arranging ski or snowboard lessons for the whole family is simple and convenient. Sneg.app connects you with experienced instructors and reputable ski schools, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable experience on the slopes.