Ski resorts in Estonia
Ski resorts in Estonia: skiing in Baltic region becomes more and more popular. This region has lucrative geographic position and long-held skiing tradition but is not very well known among skiers and snowboarders still. Estonia in particular is an excellent base for those who are really crazy about snow. There are great opportunities for those who like cross-country skiing and other winter sports disciplines.
One hundred meter high slopes would suit perfectly for beginners. But long and steep slopes are also fun to descend for more experienced skiers as well. In addition to all this, it should be mentioned that due to its geographical position winter in Estonia is one of the most stable in Europe. Sudden change of weather cannot do much harm to skiing season in Estonia as it can do in some parts of the Alps.
Estonia is particularly famous for its cross-country ski trails. The Tartu Ski Marathon is worth visiting at least once. This year took place for the 38th time. Of course, snowboarders also come to Estonia to spend their vacation. There are many interesting things to do in winter in Estonia so any potential winter tourist will find some attraction to his (her) choice.
But Estonia is worth visiting not only for its ski regions. Rather low prices are a further incentive. Rates for ski passes and rent of equipment are dirty cheap in comparison with other European ski resorts. For instance, you have to pay only about Euro 30 for using the slopes and ski equipment during 5 hours. Skiing in Estonia is very exciting in many respects. There are some unique places in this country that are completely devoted to winter sports.
Further information may be obtained from the Ski Federation headquartered in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. You can find it at www.toonuspluss.ee. There are many ski resorts all across the country. One can find excellent opportunities to practice winter sports in Lääne Virumaa, Otepää and Vorumaa. The idea of skiing in Estonia is really worth consideration. If you plan a ski vacation in Estonia, you can find the further information on skiing, lodging or ski areas at the Estonian Ski Federation on suusk@online.ee. No matter whether you stay in a ski hut or in a hotel room, your vacation in Estonia still will be unforgettable.
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