Kranjska Gora is a lovely small alpine village situated in the far northwestern corner of Slovenia, just a mere 5 minutes by car from both the Italian and Austrian borders. On average, Kranjska Gora receives about 100 centimetres of snow every winter but this year has been significantly above average in terms of snowfall. Some snow has fallen nearly every day the last ten days, and currently the snow is about 80 centimetres deep and the temperature is below zero.

VIDEO: The village of Kranjska Gora during heavy snowfall on December 28th, 2020. (video by Rok Nosan, Vreme 24/7)

The snow in Kranjska Gora is just epic, some of the locals we talked to said they have never seen so much snow in the last 20 years. (photo: Masa Stefe)

The dusting of snow makes the village of Kranjska Gora look even more magical. (photo: Rok Nosan, Vreme 24/7)

Visit Kranjska Gora in December if you want to take advantage of beautiful Christmas decorations. (photo: Rok Nosan, Vreme 24/7)

Winter is the most wonderful season in Kranjska Gora if you’re not bothered by a little cold and chilly weather. (photo: Rok Nosan, Vreme 24/7)

In winter, Kranjska Gora is the Slovenian winter wonderland. (photo: Matej Stegar)

If you’re looking for a white Christmas, with all the Alpine charm, you will find it in Kranjska Gora. (photo: Marko Pozin)

More photos: Kranjska Gora Covered In Snow In The Winter

All You Need To Know To Visit Kranjska Gora

KRANJSKA GORA – the most famous Slovenian ski resort and a beautiful alpine village Kranjska Gora is a beautiful alpine village and the most famous Slovenian ski resort situated on the northern tip of the Triglav National Park in the Slovenian Alps, just a mere 5 minutes by car from both the Italian and Austrian borders. The resort isn’t the largest ski area in Slovenia but it’s the oldest one and one of the prettiest. It’s perfect for families with younger children and also for beginner and intermediate level skiers, with pistes easily accessible directly from the center of Kranjska Gora.