Davraz Ski Resort lies 26 km south-east of Isparta on the northern flank of Mount Davraz. Its eight pistes run from a 1,650 m base to a 2,635 m summit and mostly suit beginners and intermediates.
What makes Davraz special is the view: Eğirdir, Kovada and Burdur lakes are all visible from the top at once. And at 2.5 hours from Antalya, you can ski in the morning and be on the Mediterranean coast by evening.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| City | Isparta |
| Altitude | 1650 – 2635 m |
| Total pistes | 18 km |
| Number of runs | 8 |
| Lifts | 5 |
| Snow type | Moderately dry snow |
| Season | December – March |
| Nearest airport | Isparta Süleyman Demirel Airport — 60 km |
| Difficulty split | Beginner %40 · Intermediate %40 · Advanced %20 |
| From | Distance | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Isparta city centre | 26 km | 0 sa 35 dk |
| Antalya | 155 km | 2 sa 25 dk |
Davraz suits families who want to avoid crowds and anyone trying skiing for the first time. The runs are wide, the gradients moderate, and the resort is never as busy as Uludağ or Kartalkaya.
Advanced skiers will find the variety limited, though the short steep pitches near the summit and the off-piste options make a day trip worthwhile.
Yes. It is about 2.5 hours each way, so an early start makes a day trip feasible — just check road conditions in winter.
Davraz is outside our regular delivery network — please contact us for group requests.
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