Uludag Ski Center — Attraction in Osmangazi

Uludağ Ski Center in Bursa, Turkey, is a winter paradise that offers an exceptional skiing experience. As an avid skier, my visit to Uludağ left me completely enchanted and impressed by its breathtaking slopes, top-notch facilities, and stunning natural beauty.

The ski slopes at Uludağ are truly remarkable. With a wide range of runs catering to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers, there is something for everyone. The well-groomed pistes and reliable snow conditions ensure a smooth and enjoyable skiing experience. The panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests add an extra touch of magic to every descent.

The facilities at Uludağ Ski Center are exceptional. The ski lifts are efficient and provide easy access to the slopes, minimizing wait times and maximizing time on the snow. The ski rental shops offer a wide selection of quality equipment, ensuring that skiers have everything they need for a fantastic day on the slopes. The ski schools provide excellent instruction for beginners and those looking to improve their skills, making it an ideal destination for both experienced and novice skiers.

The infrastructure and amenities at Uludağ are well-developed. The ski resort offers a range of accommodation options, from cozy chalets to luxurious hotels, providing a comfortable and convenient stay. The on-site restaurants and cafes serve delicious meals and snacks, allowing skiers to refuel and relax after an exhilarating day on the slopes.

What sets Uludağ Ski Center apart is its stunning natural setting. Located in the picturesque Uludağ National Park, the ski center is surrounded by pristine forests and offers breathtaking views of the Bursa region. The tranquil beauty of the surroundings adds a sense of serenity and makes every moment spent at Uludağ truly unforgettable.

Uludağ Ski Center in Bursa is a true winter wonderland that exceeds expectations in every aspect. Whether you are a skiing enthusiast or a beginner eager to try this exhilarating sport, Uludağ offers an outstanding experience. With its stunning slopes, excellent facilities, beautiful surroundings, and warm hospitality, Uludağ Ski Center is an absolute must-visit destination for ski lovers. Prepare to be captivated by its charm and create lifelong memories on the slopes of this...

I came here for a day (Sunday 2 march 2025) from Istanbul (arrived the day before and stayed in Bursa). As an intermediate skier I had a lot of fun! We came by minibus (150tl, leave when full) in the morning and to return to the city after 5.30pm. As expected overall prices are pretty expensive: 1400 the daily skipass and I paid 1750 for ski/shoes/pole/helmet. (Quality medium I'd say). The price of food is incredibly expensive so I really recommend to bring your own food and drinks. (300tl for a coffee or a soup, 900tl a simple pide...) Though we had a karisik toast and tea for 400tl in a small place called Karkay, we could not find more affordable for a break. Also there is a migros and prices are same as in the city center so it is a good option. For the slopes themselves, in a day we could ski everywhere. It is pretty small but sufficient for a day and I didn't get bored. Slopes are not very hard (like the black is not a black slope). The snow was good. The views are really cool and beautiful. And since the ramadan had started it was not full at all so it was very enjoyable!! Best period I guess. I can imagine easily that in normal time it must be pretty crowded. Anyway, despite the prices (for what i remove a star) I recommend it for the environment and close location to Istanbul, also the beauty...

I want to share my disappointment with my experience. I scanned my ticket to go up Bursa. When I arrived, there were no signs in English to help guide us. As a result, we accidentally took the wrong route going down. When we got there, we told the staff what happened and asked to continue our trip. One staff member just waved us away, saying “go out.” I tried to talk to others, but no one listened. Ahmed at the ticket office was the only one who was polite and listened. However, his manager did not help us and kept saying it was our fault. He showed no empathy or willingness to resolve our issue. When I asked to speak to someone who could help, he told me he was the manager, named Onur. Another staff member with green eyes was also disrespectful.

I paid a lot for the trip, including food, gloves, and the expensive tickets, hoping to enjoy the experience, but my day was ruined, and I had no fun. This was my first time, and it will definitely be my last.

I do not recommend going there, as you will likely regret...