The ski slopes of Uludağ are located at an altitude of 1765-2543 meters above sea level. The resort has relatively short slopes, low inclines, and easy descents, making it a popular choice for beginners and families. There are 10 green slopes, 8 blue slopes, 6 red slopes, and only one black slope specifically designed for them. The total length of the ski slopes is 16,175 meters, with the longest one being 3 kilometers. There are 14 lifts available, consisting of 9 chairlifts and 5 T-bar lifts.
The ski runs in Uludağ mainly pass through forests. These skiing areas are designed for beginners and less experienced skiers. The more challenging ski runs in Uludağ are located beyond the forested part of the mountain. These areas include Tutyeli Tepe and Sahinkaya Tepe.
The optimal time for skiing is from December 20th when the resort typically receives light, dry snow. However, the weather at the resort is unpredictable, and there are occasions when even in January, there may not be enough snow for skiing. Additionally, artificial snowmaking is not well-developed at the resort.
