Even though this idyllic village (well, we actually have been a town for over 70 years) is small – only a little over 2,000 people live here – it is well prepared to cater for every need of a winter tourist.
There are both cross-country and downhill skiing stadiums with several hills and a multitude of fantastic skiing tracks.
March is just about the best time to ski here. The sky is bright blue and the snow is so white and inviting.
Instead of explaining any more, I present you some photos taken yesterday. Should you be interested to visit South Estonia and Otepää with its magnificent scenery, do give us a call or send an email. You'll find all the necessary contact details of our B&B, Villa Ottilia, on our home page: http://www.villaottilia.ee/
Kuutsemäe is one of the two downhill skiing centres of Otepää
A girl coming down the hill
This is how it's done in style
There is plenty of room for everyone
The scenery in winter is like taken from a fairytale
Indeed, the landscape of South Estonia is something extra special
Cross-country skiing is also very popular
Skiing is a form of meditation in motion
Väike Munamägi is another place for downhill skiing. The hill is short but steep.
The best part of Otepää winter fun is that there are no queues, no crowds. You can enjoy your holiday in peace and quiet.
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