23 ski centres in 18 provinces
Ski resorts of Türkiye
From Palandöken to Kartalkaya, Erciyes to Gerede’s Mount Arkut: Türkiye’s ski centres by province, with what to see around them.
By province
Ski resorts in Erzurum
All in ErzurumKonakli Kayak Merkezi
Konaklı Ski Center; Located 17 km from the city center, Konaklı Ski Center is built on 460 hectares of land. The lowest point of the skiable area is at an altitude of 2200 m., and the highest point is at an altitude of 3185 m. The descent directions vary between northeast and northwest. Due to the variety of slope gradients, it can serve skiers of all levels.
45 minutes
Kandilli Kayak Merkezi
Kandilli Ski Center; It is 36 km from the city center and is built on 160 hectares of land. The altitude of the slopes varies between 1,713 - 1,767 m. The biathlon and cross-country skiing competitions of the 25th World University Winter Games Erzurum 2011 were held here. Kandilli Nordic Ski Center is an area open to multi-purpose use for 12 months.
45 minutes

Palandöken Kayak Merkezi
Covering an area 70 kilometres long and 25 kilometres wide, the Palandöken Mountains were declared a Winter Tourism Center in 1993. Within this center, there are 3 ski centers consisting of Erzurum (Hınıs) Boğazı, Konaklı and Gez Yaylası. Erzurum Boğazı is also referred to as Palandöken Ski Center.
45 minutes
Ski resorts in Artvin
All in Artvin
Mersivan Kayak Merkezi
Located 16 kilometers from Artvin City Center, at an altitude of 1750, the 800-meter-long slope is suitable for skiing for a long time due to facing north. There is a cafeteria, athletes' changing rooms, and a parking lot.
45 minutes

Kar Kayağı - Atabari Kayak Merkezi
A chairlift has been installed at Atabarı Ski Center, which is 18 km from the city center. There is accommodation available at Kafkasör Tourism Center, which is 10 km away.
45 minutes
Ski resorts in Bolu
All in Bolu
Gerede Arkut Dağı Kayak Merkezi
Arkut Mountain Ski Center is located 4 km north of Gerede at an altitude of 1,800 meters and offers slopes suitable especially for beginners, cross-country skiing, and alpine skiing. In winter it is used for skiing from January to March, while in summer the area supports camping, trekking, mountain biking, and off-road activities.

Kartalkaya Kayak Merkezi
Bolu, which is famous throughout our country for its green nature, forests, natural beauties, lakes, mountains and plateaus, has a very important place nationwide especially in winter tourism. Kartalkaya Ski Center, which is the most important winter tourism center of our country, is located 38 kilometers southeast of Bolu city center. Kartalkaya Ski Center is located within the "Bolu - Köroğlu Mountain Culture and Tourism Protection and Development Region" declared by the Council of Ministers.
45 minutes
Ski resorts in Gümüşhane
All in GümüşhaneErikbeli Kiş Ve Kayak Sporları Turizm Merkezi
ERİKBELİ WINTER AND SKI SPORTS TOURISM CENTER: Erikbeli Winter and Ski Sports Tourism Center is located within the borders of Kürtün’s Özkürtün Town, at the end of the Süme Stream Valley, and at an altitude of 1800. It is a settlement known to have existed since the 1500s, and in periods when access was provided on foot, it was used by people as a place of accommodation.
45 minutes
Zigana Kayak Merkezi
Zigana ski center is 60 km from Trabzon and 40 km from Gümüşhane. The ski area is at 1900 - 2500 meters. There are 2 chairlifts. Their lengths are 1000 and 600 meters. The ski season starts in December and can continue until the end of March. The snow thickness is around 100-150 cm.
60 minutes
Ski resorts in Ankara
Ski resorts in Ardahan
Ski resorts in Bingöl
Ski resorts in Burdur
Ski resorts in Bursa
Ski resorts in Denizli
Ski resorts in Elazığ
Ski resorts in Hakkari
Ski resorts in Kahramanmaraş
Ski resorts in Kars
Ski resorts in Kayseri
Ski resorts in Samsun
Ski resorts in Uşak
Ski resorts in Van
Questions travellers ask
- Where are the ski resorts in Türkiye?
- toroti’s catalogue describes 23 ski centres in 18 provinces. The provinces with the most: Erzurum (3), Artvin (2), Bolu (2).
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