Bitlis · Ski resort
Nemrut
A base at 2,248 m, the second-highest in the catalogue after Konaklı.
Short answer
Nemrut is a ski resort in Bitlis province, sitting between 2,248 and 2,772 m. Its 8.5 km of slopes rank it 16 of 20 in this catalogue, and its 524 m of vertical rank it 11.
- Slope network
- 8.5 km
- 16 of 20
- Vertical drop
- 524 m
- 11 of 20
- Top elevation
- 2,772 m
- 5 of 20
- Lifts
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Nemrut current conditions
A model estimate, not a measurement taken on the piste. Computed for the resort's top elevation.
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Resorts of a similar size
The three closest resorts by slope length. Measured the same way, so they compare directly.
| Resort | Province | Slopes | Vertical | Lifts | Elevation | Per lift |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ergan Dağı | Erzincan | 9.4 km | 1,220 m | 5 | 1,750–2,970 m | 1.9 km |
| Abalı | Van | 8.7 km | 542 m | — | 1,890–2,432 m | — |
| Nemrut | Bitlis | 8.5 km | 524 m | — | 2,248–2,772 m | — |
| Yıldız Dağı | Sivas | 8 km | 690 m | 3 | 1,660–2,350 m | 2.7 km |
What these numbers mean
The two most revealing numbers for Nemrut are slope length and vertical drop. Length tells you how long the resort will keep you occupied; vertical tells you how long the descents are. They do not always move together: a small network with a big vertical means a short but steep resort.
Slope length per lift (unknown for this resort) is not a quality measure; it only shows how spread out the network is relative to its lifts. A low value can mean more lifts serving the same runs, and therefore shorter queues.
Three things you will not find here: piste count, prices and season dates. All three are defined differently by each resort and cannot be sourced consistently; putting a non-comparable number in a comparison table misleads the reader.
For this resort's current status, opening dates and prices, check its own announcements. This site does not publish live piste status.
Source: skiresort.com — Türkiye kayak merkezleri sıralamaları · Last checked:
Related pages
- AbalıA 542 m vertical, but with no published lift count it is excluded from lift-based rankings.
- Yıldız DağıA 690 m vertical is high for an 8 km network; the second Central Anatolian entry.
- Ergan DağıThe most striking ratio in the catalogue: 1,220 m of vertical on a 9.4 km network — the second-largest vertical after Er
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