If you’re searching for an off-the-beaten-path winter destination, look no further than Lernanist village in Armenia. Since the establishment of its ski area in 2020, Lernanist has blossomed into a charming winter retreat that draws both locals and an increasing number of international visitors.

Discovering Lernanist
Situated conveniently along the Yerevan-Sevan highway, 45 kilometers from Yerevan and directly across from Hrazdan city, Lernanist is easily accessible for those seeking a snowy escape.Here, you can enjoy skiing, slide on balloons, take the ski tow rope, or rev up your adrenaline with winter motorbiking. While Lernanist has traditionally been a favorite among locals, its burgeoning popularity has attracted tourists from around the globe, eager to experience its unique offerings.



Getting There
Reaching Lernanist is straightforward. For a more convenient option, you can take a private taxi from Yerevan, which typically costs between 8,000 to 12,000 AMD. Alternatively, you can opt for public transport by taking a bus to Hrazdan city and then hailing a taxi to your final destination. The scenic journey not only adds to the excitement but also allows you to enjoy Armenia’s stunning winter landscapes along the way.



Winter Activities
The ski season in Lernanist generally begins in December or January, depending on the snowfall. The village transforms into a winter wonderland, where the temperatures can be quite chilly. To fully enjoy your visit, it’s essential to dress warmly in layers, with thermal wear, hats, gloves, and sturdy boots to keep you comfortable.
Unlike more established ski resorts like Tsaghkadzor, which caters to seasoned skiers, Lernanist is ideal for beginners. The prices are also significantly more affordable, making it an attractive option for families and first-time skiers.To learn more about Lernainst you can watch the vlog created by me.