Klínovec (Keilberg)

Klínovec ski resort is the largest ski centre in the Ore Mountains. It is located just 120 km west of Prague, near the German border and Oberwiesenthal. Pistes of varying difficulty are groomed regularly. The centre offers guaranteed snow thanks to its modern snowmaking system.

Keilberg ski resort offers pistes for all ability levels. There are mainly easy and intermediate slopes. Skiers and snowboarders will also enjoy the many forest runs. The highlight is the modern four-seater CineStar Express chairlift with orange protective covers. You can reach many slopes using this chairlift. There are also several chairlifts and numerous J-bar / T-bar lifts.

Good to know

80% of the slopes have snowmaking.

There is a valley run from the slopes.

Longest piste

The longest run here is Slope 24 Rondo - connection, 5.2 km long, with a vertical drop of 481 m.

Most difficult pistes

The most difficult is Slope 4 U zabitého, 0.9 km long, with a vertical drop of 180 m.

Piste 20 Neklid - Karasek II. Length: 0.3 km. Vertical drop: 97 m.

Snowparks

“Snowpark Snowparky”: a boardercross course is nearby. According to the resort's official website.

Night skiing

The ski resort offers night skiing.

Getting there

The easiest way to reach Klínovec (Keilberg) ski resort is by car from Karlovy Vary, home to the nearest international airport. The distance is 37 km and the journey takes 37 minutes. You can rent a car in Karlovy Vary with a discount of up to 70% here https://cars-scanner.com/en/scanner/rent_car_karlovy.htm