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Next 10 weeksQuietest weeks ahead: 26 Oct, 2 Nov, 9 Nov
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Skiing in Kartalkaya
Kartalkaya is a small ski resort in Bolu, Turkey with 27 km of slopes and 13 lifts. By length of slopes it's the 3rd biggest in Turkey. The skiing runs from 1,862 m up to 2,198 m, a vertical drop of 336 m.
The mapped slopes are 52% easy, 15% intermediate and 33% advanced. That makes it a good choice for beginners and relaxed cruising. It also has a snow park.
The nearest airport is Zonguldak Çaycuma Airport (ONQ), about 105 km away in a straight line. The nearest major airport is Esenboğa International Airport (ESB), about 115 km away in a straight line. The drive can be much longer on mountain roads.
Questions about Kartalkaya
How much snow does Kartalkaya have?
Right now the weather models show 0 cm of snow on the ground, 0 cm new in the last 3 days and 0 cm forecast for the next 7 days. The resort's own report may differ, as these figures don't include snowmaking or grooming.
How big is Kartalkaya?
Kartalkaya has 27 km of slopes and 13 lifts.
How high is Kartalkaya?
The skiing runs from 1,862 m up to 2,198 m, a vertical drop of 336 m.
Is Kartalkaya good for beginners?
52% of the mapped slopes are easy. That makes it a good choice for beginners and relaxed cruising.
Does Kartalkaya have a snow park?
Yes, it has a snow park.
What is the nearest airport to Kartalkaya?
The nearest airport is Zonguldak Çaycuma Airport (ONQ), about 105 km away in a straight line. The nearest major airport is Esenboğa International Airport (ESB), about 115 km away in a straight line. The drive can be much longer on mountain roads.
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