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During summertime I suggest to buy SkiResort EnjoyCard https://leto.skiresort.cz/en/sluzby/enjoy-card/ which will let you plan 4 days and enjoy 4 cities/various attractions like unlimited access to cable car/chairlifts, Tree top walk, monkey park, aquacentrum and many more.

A small and cozy town in the mountains. It has some cafes and restaurants, but mostly it's the starting point for the mountain hiking. The town is clean, the buildings are pretty, walking is a pleasure.

this is a great little village right next to the ski slopes, it has good facilities, easy to access the hill, easy to get lift ticket, great restaurants on ski slopes, great trails to get to and from the vaious runs, not too crowded, it has a a good variety of runs, from beginner to advanced

Only time I have been here when it was absolutely dead. Very quiet and found out it was out of season :) Many things closed but we enjoyed it. The slopes were terrible and hence this will be the last time for skiing here but enjoyed pec's as usual and good for family time but better go somewhere skiing where its guaranteed to be snow and also only a little more expensive as found the cost not to be worth the quality here anymore.

Went there to hike and ski. There are many different ski resorts and possibilities. However if you are looking for an Alpine experience this is not for you. But if you live nearby and are looking for a couple days of ski experience this is perfect. Another recommendation: Hike up to Snezka at night to watch the sunrise on top. It is awesome and so refreshing. It is windy up there however. Wear layers! Lot's of layers! I wore 4 pants when I did it early October and was still cold. It was around 0°C then. But none the less. 10/10. Would do again!

Nice place, but warm winters made skiing trip in February rather risky, skiing in rain is not what you really want, and prices in Pec became quite high in recent years, so Austria seems to be a better choice