Ski Slope Rules

Safety is everyone’s responsibility

Familiarize yourself with the Slope Rules before going to the slope! Teach the rules to your child as well.

If something raises questions, you can always ask the staff for more information.

Make sure your equipment is adjusted to your size, weight and ability. Use of a helmet is recommended.
Always place yourself last in the lift line, even if there are members of the your group further in line.

You can use the lift (anchor) alone or with another skier.

Get off the lift only at designated areas.
Select the slope and adapt your speed according to your skills and the environment. Always familiarize yourself with rails, boxes and jumps in advance.
You must give way to skiers below and ahead of you.

Keep your distance when you pass others on the slope. Pay additional attention to small children.
Stop only at places where you can be easily seen. If you need to go uphill, always do it along the edge of the slope.
Do not ski too fast. Pay attention to local slope and snow conditions.
Sledging is only allowed in the Sled Hill.
You always ski at your own risk.
Using the slopes under the influence of alcohol or drugs is prohibited.
In the event of accidents, your duty is to assist. Report any accidents immediately to ski area staff.

Always respect the signs at the ski center and follow the instructions of the staff.

The staff is authorized and obliged to take away the ski pass from anyone who ignores the slope rules.

Always familiarize yourself with the rails, boxes and jumps in advance.
Make sure the landing area is free.
Stop only at places where you can be easily seen. Never stop in the landing slope.
Select the rails, boxes and jumps according to your skills.
Pay attention to snow and weather conditions.
You must give way to skiers below and ahead of you.