Ski area Kašperské Hory

Information about the ski area

Highest point:	791 m	Pistes in total:	2 km
Lowest point:	706 m	Pistes:	1 km
Altitude ski resort:	758 m	Pistes:	1 km
Lifts in total:	3
Gondola lift:	0
Chair lifts:	0
Tow lifts:	3

Ski area Kašperské Hory

The Kašperské Hory ski area, operated by Snowhill, is located just 400 m from the town centre. It has three t-bar lifts that open up two blue descent runs and a slightly more difficult red one. The pistes are all covered with artificial snow, so that the manageable terrain is snow-sure and varied. There is a slalom course with timekeeping on one of the blue descents and the main descent is floodlit several times a week for night skiing.

The small ski centre offers the complete infrastructure right next to the piste with a ski school, ski and snowboard hire and a test centre. Hungry skiers can take a breather in a cosy restaurant at the mountain station and a bistro at the valley station. The ski school's practice area, which also offers lessons in English, is nicely separated by its own lifts, which provide access to a practice slope and a child-friendly snowtubing track.

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Night skiing Kašperské Hory

Night skiing is also a popular leisure activity in this part of the Czech Republic. Kašperské Hory, for example, offers regular skiing fun in the evening in winter, and in a pretty decent night skiing area. Two of the pistes on the local mountain, totalling more than 1 km in length, are floodlit three times a week. This means that the floodlights illuminate almost the entire area at Kašperské Hory for night skiing. The Double Max t-bar lift extends its operating hours for night owls of all ages. Night skiing takes place from 6 pm to 9 pm. Night skiing even takes place every day between Christmas and New Year. Check the notice boards! The pubs in the village are open afterwards for a cosy stop-off.

Après ski Kašperské Hory

The leisure programme after a day's skiing in Kašperské Hory is above all quiet and relaxing. The beautiful hilly landscape around the village invites you to take short walks, longer hikes or snowshoe tours. For quiet hours together, parents can leave their children in the care of the Šumava 2000 leisure centre, where a 100 m² play area with a slide and climbing wall awaits the experts. In bad weather, fans of American bowling can enjoy a game of bowling in the bowling bar or learn about the history of the town in the Šumava Museum. The museum of motorbikes and Czech toys in the town is also an interesting diversion. Culinary delights await you in the inns and restaurants serving typical Czech Kitchen.

Snowpark Kašperské Hory: Snowpark

The snowpark in the Kašperské Hory ski centre is really impressive and attracts many young people to the tranquil ski area. Large kickers invite you to make daring jumps and various boxes and rails round off the setup. Beginners also get their money's worth here. The park is groomed and maintained daily by professionals and can even be floodlit in the evening.

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