Skiing at Kope
A day on the snow that ends under floodlights
At Kope everything is within reach: slopes for every level and places to stay right beside them. From the top the view opens over the valley and Pohorje.
The slopes run from gentle blues, where the first turns happen, to reds and one black for anyone after more. The terrain rolls naturally, so every descent flows — you ski at your own pace, from the first run to the last. The season runs from December to March, backed by snowmaking.
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- slopes of every difficulty
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- lifts open
- 510 m
- of vertical on the biggest run
Night skiing
Slovenia's largest night skiing
When the day fades and the floodlights come on, Kope takes on a different face. Lit slopes, the quiet of the forest and snow that shines differently under the lights. Night skiing is not an extension of the day but an experience of its own — and the reason many people keep coming back.
- Floodlights over the slopes and lifts running after sunset
- Multi-day and gift passes are valid for day or night skiing
Everything a day on the snow needs
What waits for you at Kope
12 km of groomed pistes
Four chairlifts and three surface lifts, and slopes from gentle blues to a demanding black — all in one ski area.
A ski area you can see across
Kope is small enough to keep your group together — the kids stay in sight, and “see you at the bottom” works every time.
It starts after the last run
When the lifts stop, the day moves into the lodges beside the slopes — music, DJs and the evenings Kope is known for.
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Accommodation, restaurants and mountain lodges stand on the ski area rather than below it — your room is a few steps from the snow.
For families and beginners
First turns on Sedlo
First turns at Kope happen on Sedlo. The short tow lift climbs barely thirty metres, the terrain is gentle, and the way back to the top is quick enough that an hour here holds more attempts than anywhere else.
Once that clicks, Pungart is next: a gentle, calm slope where turns stretch out and find a rhythm. For the youngest there is also the children's play area with its magic carpet, where the snow is learned through play.
- Sedlo — a tow lift with 30 m of vertical for the very first turns
- Pungart 1 and 2 — gentle slopes with their own chairlift
- Children's play area with a magic carpet, and Ciciban for the first runs alone
- Sport Kope ski school with licensed instructors
Stay on the mountain
Beds right beside the slopes
At Kope the day does not start with a drive to the slopes. The accommodation stands right beside the ski area, so you walk to the snow in ski boots, drop in for lunch at midday and head straight back out, and in the afternoon your room is a few steps away.
That is what makes Kope so easy for families with small children: the walk to the slope is short, the gear stays on the mountain, and the day follows you rather than a timetable.
- Accommodation on the ski area, with no daily drive to the slopes
- Restaurants and mountain lodges right beside the slopes
- On packages that include a ski pass, it covers day and night skiing
Slopes
Something for Every Skier