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Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Fri, 25 Sep 2015 10:29:29 GMT

Hi All,

Does anyone know if lift tickets are applicable for Mt Palandoken? If so, how much or where can I get this info from?

Planning to travel there in January 2016 and board for 5 days straight. Anyone been before, tips/warnings?

Thanks,
Maggie

Re:Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Wed, 30 Sep 2015 06:28:15 GMT

I had to google the place as I had never heard of the place before .. which might be your best option

Re:Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Wed, 30 Sep 2015 09:37:45 GMT

Have tried Google... but hasn't lead me to a specific site - all vague references from sites/Blog pages.

Re:Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Wed, 30 Sep 2015 10:23:53 GMT

Miss_MaggieOz wrote:Have tried Google... but hasn't lead me to a specific site - all vague references from sites/Blog pages.

I'm out and about at the moment so I'll have look when I get back home at lunchtime ...

Re:Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Wed, 30 Sep 2015 22:26:41 GMT

The Palandoken and Konakli ski areas now call themselves GrandErzurum http://www.granderzurum.com/en/aboutgranderzurum.html they are not linked, but the lift pass, which costs 35 TL a day is valid in both areas.

There are also some private lifts belonging to a couple of hotels near the slopes at Palandoken, if you want to use those you will have to pay extra if you are not staying in one of these hotels.

Erzurum (pop 367,000) is one of the highest and coldest cities in Turkey. It has a harsh climate and is snow covered for up to 150 days a year, the average annual snowfall is 2-3m. The skiing area is at an altitude of 2200m - 3176m, it's a cold and windy place, with temperatures as low as -40oC in January so be sure to wrap up warm. As they still burn coal for heating, the town is often enveloped in smog during the winter.

Sounds like an interesting place to visit.

Re:Mt Palandoken, Turkey

Mon, 23 Nov 2015 12:31:59 GMT

35tl for a day pass wow such good value