3Ländereck

In the official Julijske Alpe online shop. Choose the duration, age group and your first day on the slopes.

Yes, for now also at Cerkno, Kranjska Gora, 3Ländereck and Kope. The other resorts will follow later.

At least 8 days before your first ski day, because the card is sent by post. Passes are sold for the current season only.

By post, to the address you enter when buying. To use a different address, email it to booking@skijulianalps.com right after your purchase. The confirmation email is not a ski pass — bring the card with you.

By Visa or Mastercard credit card.

Email booking@skijulianalps.com straight away. Under the terms and conditions the issuer isn't liable for postal delays, so buy as early as you can — at least 8 days before you travel.

Yes, from contracted accommodation providers. All seasonal deals — 3 = 4, family weeks and free ski — are available only through them.

No. The pass is valid for 2 to 7 consecutive days, counted from the start date you choose when buying.

No. You decide each day where to ski — one resort all week or somewhere new every day. The map helps you choose.

Yes. The pass is personal and not transferable.

Passes are sold for the 2026/27 season. Together, the resorts guarantee 100 skiing days between 1 December and 1 May; each resort sets its own opening date. If there are fewer skiing days, there is no compensation.

The pass covers 16 resorts between 550 and 2293 m, so you can head wherever conditions are better that day. Under the terms and conditions there are no refunds for bad weather.

Children aged 6 to 14.99 have their own rate. Youth aged 15 to 23.99 and visitors over 60 pay a single reduced price. All prices are in the price list.

The skiing day: your age group is set by your age on that day. The groups are in the price list.

Yes — the daily price drops the longer you ski. Adults pay €50.50 per day on a 2-day pass and just €39.57 on a 7-day pass.

The €5 deposit is refunded only for reusable cards issued at hotels, when you return the card. For the paper card sent by post, the deposit is not refunded.

16 resorts in three countries: 5 in Slovenia, 7 in Italy and 4 in Austria. All are on the map, with slope length and lift count.

At 15 resorts, yes. The only exception is Stari vrh: there you exchange it at the ticket office for their own card.

Bled is the easiest base — six resorts are less than an hour's drive away. Kranjska Gora sits on the border with Italy and Austria, close to Tarvisio and 3Ländereck.

Open a resort on the map to see today's conditions: open lifts and slopes and snow, as entered by the resort itself. Check them in the morning before you set off.

In Italy every skier must have third-party liability insurance — without it you risk a fine and losing your pass. Check whether your existing policy covers it, or take one out before you go.

In Italy, for all skiers regardless of age. In Slovenia, for children up to and including 14, and in Carinthia (Austria) for children under 15. We recommend one for everyone.

No. Under the terms and conditions purchases cannot be cancelled, so check whether your travel insurance covers cancellation.

Under the terms and conditions the issuer neither replaces nor refunds a lost card, so treat it like cash.