Zadní Telnice

About the area

Zadní Telnice is a small hill in the Ore Mountains with about 7 km of pistes: 69% of them are green or blue (5 km), and only 7% count as black or expert terrain. That mix works for learners and cautious intermediates, with seven short easy runs grouped next to a lift base, so you can repeat the same slope without long transfers. Experts will run out of material quickly — the longest vertical on a single run is 178 m and there is effectively no black or freeride skiing. The family verdict here is a no.

Six lifts serve the area: one chair lift, three drag lifts, one platter and one rope tow. The skiing runs between 581 m and 795 m, a maximum vertical of 178 m, with the longest run measuring 691 m. At these low altitudes, plan around current snow conditions.