Rosa Khutor
1 / 26Rosa Khutor ski resort is in Krasnaya Polyana (Sochi), southern Russia. It has 102 km of slopes and 27 lifts for skiing and snowboarding.
Trail information
Rosa Khutor slopes
The slopes at Rosa Khutor have an Olympic format - rows of fast and very wide high-speed pistes. But that is not all. Gentle forest pistes with limited gradient, high-altitude slopes with magnificent panoramic views, steep slopes, mogul slopes and training areas can all be found here.
Artificial snow
Artificial snow 450 snow cannons Valley run not available Longest piste Gorizont • Length 7.5 km • Vertical drop 1,380 m. You can extend the run by turning left onto the Labrinta slope (length 4.3 km) about halfway down, before entering the forest. Nevertheless, most of the Labrinta slope is a ski run.
Most difficult slope
Most difficult slope Sumasshedshiy Khutor • Length 4.6 km • Vertical drop 1,201 m. A direct route from Rosa Peak to the finish area of the Olympic race pistes. The most difficult section is right at the beginning - a narrow couloir between rocks. Olympic downhill Men's Olympic Downhill (the downhill event at the Olympic men's competition) Clearly, the men's Olympic downhill is a must when visiting Rosa Khutor.
It was designed by Bernhard Russi, is 3.5 km long and descends more than 1,075 m. Snowparks Snow Park / Fun Park Halfpipe Current season: 2018-12-14 - 2019-05-05 Overall season: early December - early April Opening hours: 08:45 - 15:45 Note: opening hours are provided by Rosa Khutor ski resort and may vary depending on external conditions, the day of the week, school holidays and public holidays.
Lifts and pistes
With around €1.7 billion invested here by 2014, only the best will do. The oldest lifts date from 2010, and you will find a T-bar lift only in the halfpipe. Otherwise, gondola lifts and high-speed chairlifts take you up the mountain. Number of lifts: 25 Heli-skiing Total capacity: 51,628 passengers / h Total lift length: 33.7 km in total
Maps
Lifts
- 10Gondola lifts
- 11Chairlifts
- 2T-bars and platters
- 4Rope tows
- 3Magic carpets
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Contacts and opening hours
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Accommodation
What visitors say about the resort
Rosa Khutor is most often praised for its scale and grooming: a vertical drop of more than 1.5 km, long pistes from Rosa Pik down, and a level of service unusual for the Russian mountains. The lifts are also singled out for praise - complaints about queues are noticeably less frequent than at neighboring resorts.
The main complaints are the price and the weather. A lift pass and accommodation in Krasnaya Polyana cost about as much as in the Alps, while the lower ski area is often shrouded in fog and affected by rain: in February it can be raining at the bottom while a snowstorm is raging above. During holidays and weekends, visitors write about crowds at the lower lifts and in restaurants. The most common advice is to go on weekdays and stay higher up, at Rosa Plato.
An editorial summary of public reviews on specialist sites. This is not a visitor review: we retell what is written about the resort most often, both praise and criticism.
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