01 / Sheets

Resort data for six Carpathian ski bases

Inspected March 2025

Each sheet lists lift counts, run lengths, beginner zones and transfer times as we measured them on site, not as a brochure states them. Snow is not promised: conditions vary by season, altitude and aspect, so every row carries the month of inspection and you judge how current the numbers are. We plan and administer bookings; the travel contract itself is issued by the accommodation provider or operator named in your dossier.

Figures cover lifts, runs, snowmaking, beginner terrain, off-snow activities and road transfer from Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv. Prices, tourist tax and the fixed planning fee sit on the cost sheet, itemised line by line.

Vertical drop
Height gain from base station to the highest served point, in metres.
Lift count
Number of operating lifts in a base, chairlifts and drag lifts listed apart.
Beginner zone
Separate teaching slope with its own lift, or a marked nursery area inside the main run.
Transfer time
Road time from the nearest airport or rail station, measured in typical winter conditions.
Inspection month
The month a facility sheet was last verified. Older sheets are flagged in the notes.
Off-snow
Non-skiing activities within reach of the base, counted within two kilometres.

Compare all six bases in the table

02 / Facility sheet

Six bases compared on lifts, runs and transfers

Carpathians · inspected 2025

Facility comparison of six Carpathian ski bases
Base Lifts Pisted runs Beginner zones Longest run Transfer from Lviv Inspected
Bukovel 1668 km42.1 km3.5 hFeb 2025
Dragobrat 48 km21.2 km4.5 hJan 2025
Pylypets 512 km31.6 km3.5 hFeb 2025
Slavske 714 km21.8 km2.5 hFeb 2025
Krasiya 36 km11.1 km4.0 hJan 2025
Tysovets 35 km10.9 km3.0 hJan 2025

Every count above comes from the inspection month shown on its row. Snow cover, lift operation and lesson places vary by season and aspect, so a sheet is a starting point, not a promise. Read the facility notes before you choose a base.

See how a dossier itemises these costs

03 / Notes

How the facility numbers were gathered

Inspection window: January 2025

Every lift count, run length and transfer time on this page comes from the operator's own facility sheet, checked against the resort's winter trail map for the 2024-25 season. Where the two disagree, both figures are recorded and the source is named in the margin.

Numbers describe capacity, not conditions. A six-seat chairlift still stops in wind, and a beginner zone listed at 1,200 m can lose cover weeks before the upper runs. Each sheet therefore carries the month it was inspected, so you can judge how old a figure is before you rely on it.

Data source
Operator facility sheets, winter 2024-25 trail maps, and transfer times measured from the named gateway station.
Inspection month
January 2025 for all six bases. The next scheduled re-inspection is October 2025, before the season opens.
Exclusions
Queue times and snow depth are not recorded. Lift pass, lesson and rental prices sit in your dossier, not here.
Corrections
If a figure looks wrong, write to contact@dataconsulst.com with the resort name and the column you checked.

Figures sit row by row in the resort comparison table. What the planning fee covers is set out under fee logic.

04 / Next step

Six resort sheets read, one brief left to write

Fees are fixed and published: EUR 45 for a dossier only, EUR 90 or EUR 130 for booking work depending on group size, EUR 160 for complex itineraries. Every line of the trip total appears in the dossier before you pay anything.

See the pricing and fee logic Start the brief

Dossiers are issued within three working days of the brief.