Bansko

Closed

Overall

4.5
Bansko is one of the top resorts in Bulgaria. With 18 runs, it is well worth a visit if you find yourself in the area. To give you a snapshot of the resort, we've put together a comprehensive list of key statistics, including mountain profile, lift system, historical opening and closing dates, and ticket pricing. Make sure you read the reviews left by skiers and riders who've experienced it first hand, and check out how they rate the resort!

18/19 Historical Snowfall

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Bansko Reviews

Superb 4.6 / 5
based on 3 reviews

How well the resort caters for beginner skiers / boarders

Beginners

How well the resort caters for intermediate skiers / boarders?

Intermediates

How well the resort caters for advanced skiers / boarders

Advanced

How accessible and convenient it is to get to this resort from a major destination

Accessibility

Quality of the off-piste terrain

Side/Backcountry

Overall value for money of the resort

Value for money

Quality of lifts, lift speed and lift layout in the resort

Lifts

Quantity and quality of the snow

Snow

How uncrowded is the resort

Uncrowded

Après ski and dining options

Town

Services and facilities e.g. child care, tubing, health care, equipment hire

Facilities

How family friendly is this resort?

Family Friendliness
Superb!5 / 5Nov 12, 2017
ADAsya D.
intermediate skier
Bansko ski resort is the finest winter destination in Bulgaria offering excellent nightlife, great après-ski, fantastic snow conditions and long ski runs. This Balkans ski tour accommodates to all levels of skiers and snowboarders and offers remarkable value for money.... More
Good!3.9 / 5Nov 12, 2017
TBTom B.
intermediate skier
Loved staying at this resort! The skiing had a good selection of run for all levels. There were lots of nice restaurants and bars to go to, and a wide range of accommodation options to choose from.... More
Superb!5 / 5Nov 12, 2017
ADAleksandar D.
advanced snowboarder
Bansko is a town at the foot of the Pirin Mountains, which are part of Pirin National Park, in southwest Bulgaria. It's a gateway to numerous ski and snowboard slopes on Todorka Peak, including the challenging Tomba run. Footpaths cross the park's craggy alpine landscape, home to bears and wolves. The park is also known for the high-altitude Vihren... More