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Ski area · Bjelasica and the Komovi · 1,750 m

Kolašin 1450

Snow on the Bjelasica slopes
Snow on the Bjelasica slopes

Our verdict

The older and smaller of the two Kolašin areas, on the same Bjelasica flank, with gentler terrain and a shorter lift system. It is the quieter option and the better one for learning.

The honest part

The two Kolašin areas are separate lift systems with a shared mountain and are constantly confused with each other online. This is the lower base of the two, and the reliability record here is the model’s reading at about 1,630 m.

When to come

December to March, tracking the same winters as Kolašin 1600 almost exactly.

  • Skiing
  • Families
  • Snowshoeing

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When the snow lies

Kolašin 1450 is usually clear of a 30 cm base from May to Nov. Outside that window, plan for snow on the ground.

Across the record the ground came reliably under 5 cm around April 15 and went back under snow around December 2. Those are medians of eleven years, not a promise about this one.

Snow on Kolašin 1450, month by month Share of days carrying a base of 30 cm or more, 2015–2025 0% 25% 50% Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Open-Meteo ERA5-Land reanalysis, 4,018 daily readings
Monthly snow and temperature record for Kolašin 1450, 2015-01-01 to 2025-12-31
MonthOver 1 cmOver 30 cm baseMean depthDaytime high
Jan95%62%37 cm-1.2 °C
Feb92%56%44 cm1.3 °C
Mar85%49%41 cm3.6 °C
Apr57%23%21 cm8.2 °C
May9%1%1 cm12.4 °C
Jun———17.6 °C
Jul———20.6 °C
Aug———20.7 °C
Sep———15.6 °C
Oct8%—1 cm11.1 °C
Nov27%—2 cm5.9 °C
Dec71%22%14 cm1.5 °C

The winters vary more than any average suggests. Across 10 winters Kolašin 1450 carried a 30 cm base for a median of 42 days: 0 in 2019 and 129 in 2020. Eleven winters is a record, not a climate, and nothing here is a trend.

Winter by winter
WinterDays over 30 cmDeepest
2015–162645 cm
2016–173861 cm
2017–18108105 cm
2018–199590 cm
2019–20—22 cm
2020–21129124 cm
2021–2211883 cm
2022–233455 cm
2023–24—22 cm
2024–254266 cm

Temperatures are corrected to 1,634 m, the terrain height at the point we query; the summit is 1,750 m. Snow depth is not corrected — it is a grid cell about nine kilometres across, so read it as the massif rather than the summit.

That cell is shared with Kolašin 1600, so the snow depths on those pages are these same numbers. The temperatures are not shared — those are corrected to each summit.

Reanalysis from ERA5-Land (Copernicus), served by Open-Meteo.

Kolašin 1450, in facts

The mountain

The mountain
Summit1,750 mThe lift-served terrain above the 1,450 m base, from OpenStreetMap aerialway ways
MassifBjelasica and the Komovi
KindSki area
Record height1,634 mThe elevation the temperature record is corrected to. The summit is 1,750 m.

Getting up it

Getting up it
TrailheadThe older base area above Kolašin
DifficultyA walk
RoadSealed from Kolašin
ParkingFree
LiftChairlifts from the base
BusKolašin is on the Belgrade–Bar railway
Marked routeYes

Up there

Up there
Hutunknown
WaterNot checked
FoodRestaurant
ToiletsYes
ShelterYes
Mobile signalYes

Facts last checked against their sources on September 30, 2026.

Where these facts come from
  • OpenStreetMap winter_sports areas and aerialway ways
  • Our Kolašin guide
  • Open-Meteo ERA5-Land archive 2015–2025 for the snow record

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