Bosnia & Herzegovina offers easy to reach skiing in the Dinaric Alps, with compact areas, efficient lifts, and a down to earth vibe. The main mountains sit just outside Sarajevo, and many slopes trace the venues used at the 1984 Winter Olympics, so access and way-finding are straightforward. Expect tidy groomers, tree lined runs for windy days, and some floodlit evening sessions in peak season. Elevation tops out around 1,900 and 2,000 m (6233-6561 ft) , so conditions are most reliable mid-winter (typically December to March), helped by modern snowmaking and regular grooming; night skiing operates on selected pistes when coverage is good. Beyond the pistes, the atmosphere is relaxed and affordable: mountain huts, city close lodging, and short transfers from Sarajevo Airport make long weekends easy. There’s also Olympic history everywhere you look, from alpine hills to the Nordic fields on nearby plateaus, which adds a distinctive sense of place to a modern ski day.