Our blogger Felice Hardy writes:
"Perhaps my favourite East European winter playground is up in the central north of this highly underrated country, a three-to-four-hour drive from capital Bratislava. Jasná on Mount Chopok in the Low Tatras range, because it has some of the best piste skiing, with 44.5km (28 mi.) of slopes rising to a top height of 2,005m (6,578 ft.), along with 22 lifts that are some of the most cutting-edge in this part of Europe. Jasná hosted the Freeride World Tour in 2017 and its marked freeride zones open up some easy-to-reach off-piste skiing. Besides good après-ski right here, the nearby Liptovský Mikuláš offers even more – bars, eateries, clubs, and a giant water park and spa (with plenty of indoor rides/attractions) called Tatralandia – along with a medieval old town, galleries, a museum, and other draws."
Read more in her post for us Off the Beaten Piste: 15 Fine (and Cheap) Ski/Winter Resorts in Eastern Europe.
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