Uludag is the first love of skiers. With its skiing slopes, hotels with big fireplaces for winter and extensive pine forests stretching as far as the eye can see, Uludag is a symbol of winter.
In the Classical Era, Uludag was known as ‘Bithynian Olympus’ and ‘Mount Olympus’ and for centuries it has been noted for its variety of natural beauties.

RAINBOW FLOWERS
Uludag, which is the transition point of the Black Sea and Mediterranean climates is a virtual paradise on earth. There are 791 varieties of plants on Uludag, 104 of which do not grow anywhere else in Turkey, and 28 of them cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. The flowers of Uludag represent all the colours of the rainbow.
Crocuses, delicate snowdrops, lilies of the valley, poppies coyly swaying in the wind, daisies the scent of which make you dizzy, lavender that reminds you of past forgotten love affairs, anemones, the flower of hopeless loves; all these turn Uludag into a brilliant flower garden.