With the “Pamporovo” ski pass, you have access to a total of 43 kilometers of slopes, which are spread over an altitude of 1,155 m to 1,926 m in the Pamporovo and Mechi Chal / Chepelare ski areas. The cozy blue and green slopes are ideal for learning your first turns. With approx. 12 km of red pistes, even advanced skiers have a large selection and diverse options. For professionals, we recommend “Sneshanka No. 2”, which is probably the most demanding slope in the entire ski area.

For snowboarders as well as for skiers, Pamporovo offers another special feature: a fun park with two different levels of difficulty and a half-pipe, where beginners and advanced skiers can dare to jump and turn.

In Pamporovo everyone gets their money’s worth and can fully enjoy winter sports with lots of sunshine and pleasant Mediterranean temperatures!

Night skiing

Freshly groomed slopes under the starry sky: What sounds like a dream is actually called night skiing. In the night skiing area of ​​the same name around Pamporovo in Bulgaria, you can indulge in skiing fun until after dark. Several times a week the slopes in the Bulgarian ski area are open for night owls who simply cannot get enough of skiing. So on the summit you not only have one of the sunniest ski areas at your feet, but you can also enjoy the slopes in a very special atmosphere while skiing at night. Of course, the restaurants also invite all winter sports enthusiasts to linger until late on and off the slopes.

Après-ski

After a sunny day of skiing, you can end the evening in one of the cozy pubs or restaurants. Most of the accommodations have on-site bars and nightclubs where you can dance and party.

Although Pamporovo has a lively après-ski offer, it is also very suitable for relaxing in the wonderful natural surroundings. For those looking for peace and quiet, we recommend an evening program with horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating or leisurely hikes through the snow-covered landscape.

Snowpark:

The snow park in Pamporovo is a popular destination of the southeast European freestyle scene and, not without reason, a popular venue for events and competitions (including the 3-star event of the TTR tour).

The park is divided into Line 1 for beginners and advanced and Line 2 for the professionals among the freestylers. Many varied and creatively designed obstacles from boxes and rails to various kickers and even a halfpipe offer adrenaline fun and training opportunities for all freestyle fans in both areas.

If you are lucky, you can even watch a professional team train for the next World Cup or XGames!Is the Pamporovo ski area not right for you? Then have a look here: