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If you're from Russia, Rosa Khutor in the Caucasus is still one of the best options. It has solid infrastructure, varied slopes for different skill levels, and the season usually runs from November to April. You can get to Sochi by plane or train, and from the city it's about an hour's drive to the slopes. True, the elevations aren't huge and the snow base depends on the weather, but it's better than nothing for central Russia.

An alternative is the resorts in Altai, like Manzheroq or Belokurikha. They're smaller, but the snow there is more stable, and the views are just stunning. Good if you want a relaxed mountain getaway without crowds of tourists. It's farther to go, but if you have the time it's worth it.

If you're in Belarus or the west, Europe is closer: Czechia, Poland, even the Balkans - the High Tatras are more accessible in terms of distance and price. Just let me know where you're starting from and I can give you more specific recommendations.

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