Updated 30/12/2022
Dear ski friends!
In Jõulumäe, you can ski on a 3 km cross-country ski course, made from natural snow, in free technique. You can also choose shorter laps. There are some critical sections on the course, where the snow is almost completely melted.
Due to the bad weather conditions and rains, there are impassable sections on the 10 km ski trails.
We will start preparation of the artificial snow ski course on January 2nd, in order to hopefully open approx. 1 km long artificial snow course for skiing on January 3rd.
The ski course starts from the stadium, please follow the directions.
The 3 km course is illuminated Mon-Sat evnings until 8 pm.
Please keep the ski course clean and do not use it for walking, cycling, sledding, snowboarding etc.
Attention! As natural snow is significantly more sensitive to foot, paw, sled, bike tracks etc, we ask you to only ski on the ski trails, not to move there in any other way.
Hiking and running trails with permanent markings are excellent for walking. Walking trails 5 km and 1,4 km (Dwarfs trail) are prepared. Walking sticks can be rented from the reception in the main house.
Cross-country ski rental is open from Dec 16th every day from 10 am to 8 pm. For more information about ski rental can be found HERE.
Washing and dressing rooms (1€ / person) can be used in main building.
In the main house: hot drinks, soft drinks, sweets, ice cream.
NB! The Yellow and the Blue disc golf course are closed for the winter season. You can play on the red course all year round. There is no disk rental with fluffy snow.
Have a nice ski season!
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There is nothing more fun then sledding!
There is open 3 slopes on the sledding hill. There longet slope (140 m) is illuminated Mon-Sat until 8 pm.
Please do not go on ski courses on foot, on bicycles, sledges, snowboards, etc. Sledding is not permitted on the ski slopes.
Please supervise children and safety. Go up the sledding slope next to the slope, be careful when descending. Garbage is not left behind.
NB! You must bring your own sled to ride.
There is no slopes for alpine (downhill) skiing or snowboarding.
Enjoy the thrill!
