Best places to snowboard in Eastern Europe

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Bulgaria's new booming resort”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Great unkown resort for a few days”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Jasná is one of the best resorts in Central Europe, but in order for it to compete long term with its western cousins the area need continued investment and development. As far as the riding goes, the ”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “The most comfortable Russian resort, located just 45 km from the Black Sea. The beginners will like the long and easy runs through the picturesque forests and advanced riders will find some good heliboarding and off-piste opportunities. The climate is great, because the sea is nearby, however, it might be a drawback if there's not enough snow. Check the forecast before going there.”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Kamchatka is a peninsula at the Far East of Russia close to Alaska. Apart from volcanoes and geysers the region is famous for great heliriding opportunities. Advanced riders from all over the world come to Kamchatka during December - March to experience the untouched snow-fields.”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Cheap with a pioneering feel. Kasprowy Wierch easily the standout area”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Easily the best area in Zakopane and the only one the resembles a decent sized resort. Cable-car very busy so book in advance or get up early”

Snowboard Guide rating 7 out of 10 “Freerider's dream: lots of perfect and unexplored off-piste terrain. The only letdown is the long lift queues and badly maintained runs, but you won't notice if there's lots of snow.”

Snowboard Guide rating 6 out of 10 “Because of the earliest powder in Russia (starting from November) and dry climate, Sheregesh is among the best in Russia for advanced freeriders or for powder fans. Others will be ruled out by the poor, overpriced service and remote location of the resort.”

Snowboard Guide rating 6 out of 10 “Overall, a good place for beginners and those, who want a city-break from Moscow or to try out the new equipment before going to the mountains.”