Logoisk is a small real outdoor ski complex on the low hills near Minsk, Belarus, run as a floodlit day-trip centre with snowmaking.
- 231 m Base
- 306 m Top lift
- 75 m Vertical
- 6 Pistes mapped
- 3 Lifts
Best known for
Après & vibe
A simple base with cafe and rental facilities aimed at day visitors from the city.
The snow centre
Logoisk is a genuine outdoor ski area, simply a small and low one, set on gentle hills in the Logoisk district roughly half an hour north of Minsk. It is a compact, groomed hill kept skiable by snowmaking and floodlit for evening sessions, which makes it a popular after-work and weekend outing rather than a mountain holiday. The terrain is short and forgiving, geared to families, first-timers and improvers. Snow here is entirely a matter of a cold Belarusian winter plus artificial cover, so the season is short and weather-dependent. Note that the complex has in recent times paused operations, so it is worth checking current status before planning a visit.
The slope
The core of the hill, with gentle groomed pitches ideal for lessons.
A handful of slightly steeper runs to progress on.
Limited; the vertical is small, so advanced skiers exhaust it quickly.
Not an expert venue.
Floodlit evening skiing
The illuminated slopes make it a classic after-dark outing for Minsk residents through the cold months.
On the map
Legend
Run difficulty
- Novice
- Easy
- Intermediate
- Advanced / Expert
- Freeride / Extreme
- Unknown
Run types
- Downhill — groomed
- Downhill — ungroomed
- Downhill — gladed
- Nordic (groomed)
- Ski tour
- ☾Lit (night)
- △Not patrolled
- →One-way
- ❄Snowmaking
Lifts
- Operating
- Operating (private)
- Non-operating
- Lift station
Slope-gradient grading
Downhill / ski tour
- Flat<3°
- Easy3–14°
- Intermediate14–22°
- Advanced / Expert22–45°
- Freeride / Extreme>45°
Nordic
- Easy<6°
- Intermediate6–9°
- Advanced>9°
Aspect (sun exposure)
- N — least sun
- E — morning
- S — most sun
- W — afternoon
Legend after OpenSkiMap
Stay near Logoisk
Most visitors come for the day or evening from Minsk, half an hour away, rather than staying at the hill.
A base in town — the snow centre is a day trip, not a resort stay.
Self-catering flexibility for a family visit or a longer city break.
Handy if the centre is a stopover between flights.
Book access to Logoisk
Snow sessions, lessons and slope passes for Logoisk.
Online access tickets for Logoisk will be bookable here shortly. In the meantime, book direct on the venue's own site.
How to get there
Minsk National Airport (MSQ) is the gateway; the hill is about 30 km north of Minsk city.
A short, easy road trip from the capital.
Best time: Deep winter, roughly December to February, when cold weather and snowmaking give the most reliable cover.
Nearby resorts
Other resorts within reach.
Faces north © Redline / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Silichy
- Vertical
- 94 m
- Pistes (mapped)
- 9
- Lifts
- 7
Faces north-east © Alga / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) Liepkalnis, Lipówka
- Vertical
- 54 m
- Pistes (mapped)
- 8
- Lifts
- 10
Faces north-east © Vilensija / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Kalita Kalnas
- Vertical
- 36 m
- Lifts
- 2
Faces west © ogre11 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0) Riekstukalns
- Vertical
- 45 m
- Pistes (mapped)
- 19
- Lifts
- 20
Ozolkalns
- Vertical
- 75 m
- Lifts
- 3
Faces west © ainars brūvelis / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Žagarkalns
- Vertical
- 45 m
- Pistes (mapped)
- 5
- Lifts
- 5
Getting to Logoisk
Book an airport transfer up to the resort, or pick up a car at Helsinki (HEL) — search and compare without leaving the page.
Ski data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via OpenSkiMap & Skimap.org. Basemap © OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles. Editorial: mynext.holiday. Accommodation via Stay22; transfers via Kiwitaxi; car hire via Travelpayouts.