On the hill
The top of the one run is 1600m and is serviced by two lifts.
Do the maths! It gets busy enough for one run to need two lifts and the vertical drop is only around 250m in total. Most adrenaline junkies will probably try and hang themselves from the drag lift or have run themselves into a tree (if they could get up enough speed) after the first run.
Development promises 25 per cent plus inclines in years to come but wait until that happens unless you have an inclination towards self-harm if you are a decent rider or skier.
Because of its low altitude snow doesn’t last long either and has normally all but vanished by mid-March.
Having got the negative aspects out the way, for non-die hard powder fans, this little ski station is most suited to beginners who will find the gentle runs quite adequate until they feel they are ready to tackle something else a bit more challenging.
It's also worth noting that the price for a lift pass for the day is a drop in the ocean compared to Bansko so for complete beginners, Kulinoto makes financial sense as well baring in mind the chances of someone on skis for the first time will use little of Bansko's 70km of marked runs.
