The ski slopes of Riekstukalns are suitable for experienced skiers and snowboarders, as well as for those who prefer more relaxed downhill runs and those who have just started to learn these winter sports.

OFFER

Offer for school groups
We have developed a great offer for school groups. For groups of more than 20 students, you can get a lift ticket for 3 h and a set of equipment (boots and skis or board and poles) for 3 h. The lift ticket price is EUR 10 for 3 h and the equipment rental price is EUR 10 for 3 h. The lift ticket and equipment rental are free forone student leader/teacher.

“The Nut Pub will serve a variety of meals and snacks – it is also possible to book meals for the whole group.

Please bring a completed form with you (click on the highlighted field and an attachment will open which you can print).

You can combine the enjoyable with the educational – right next to Riekstukalns is the Baldone Observatory, which gives interesting and informative lectures on celestial objects, as well as chemistry or physics experiments. More information: https://www.baldonesobservatorija.en.lv/

We are in favour of a sporty and active lifestyle, so we want young people to spend time outdoors, playing sports and having fun. This is a great opportunity to spend quality time with your students and make memories together!

To book a group visit, please contact 28777888.

More information here.

Ski school for children
The Riekstukalns Ski School offers group ski and snowboard lessons for children who have already acquired basic skiing or snowboarding skills.

Participants can enrol in 2 age groups:

Penguins (5 – 7 years)
Squirrels (8 – 10 years)

For more information and to apply visit www.sleposanasskola.lv

EXTRA (summer)

Disc golf

PRICES
Disc golf for 1 person – 5 EUR
Children under 10 years – free

CATERING

“The Nut Pub has “grown” to three cafés!
The large café is located above the large equipment rental. The lovely, picturesque “Nut House” is located at the foot of the Broad Track. The Round Café is the newest and coolest café on Nut Hill.

Photo from the Nut Hill archives