• A piste with history, laid out on Košutnjak when Belgrade began building ski runs on its own hills
• Ski staza cafe on top, a cafe-restaurant named after the piste, for a warm drink after the run
• Snow decides the day, since the run only works after a real snowfall and a cold spell, so check conditions before heading out

A ski run on the wooded slopes of Košutnjak, one of the hills where Belgrade laid out ski pistes once it became a national skiing center, and where people kept skiing after World War II. The original piste ran about 300 m down the hillside and is still easy to make out. A cafe-restaurant called Ski staza sits at the top.