Reach Uludağ by 8 different routes — from the heart of the Marmara region, via one of the world's longest cable car lines, or in your own vehicle.
Departing from Bursa's Teferrüç station, the cable car is one of the world's longest lines at 8.2 km. It reaches the Sarıalan plateau from the city centre in 22 minutes — weather-independent, scenic and family-friendly.
From central Bursa, the Uludağ Zone 1 hotel area is reached in 50 minutes via the D200 highway. Winter tyres are mandatory, and carrying snow chains is critical for safety.
Live traffic flow on the D200 / Uludağ Road stretching from central Bursa to Uludağ Hotels Zone 1 — updated by the second with Yandex Maps data. Check congestion and snow conditions before you set off.
Open in Yandex Maps →Organised tour options that depart and return the same day from Istanbul. Morning departure, evening return — packages including equipment rental, instruction and lunch.
Take the fast IDO and BUDO ferries from Istanbul to reach Mudanya in about 2 hours, then continue to Uludağ by car in roughly 1 hour. A relaxed, traffic-free route with Marmara Sea views.
After landing at Sabiha Gökçen Airport, take a direct bus to Bursa Terminal, then continue to Uludağ by cable car — rather than booking a flight on the Istanbul–Bursa route, Sabiha Gökçen offers an easier connection.
Land at Yenişehir Bursa Airport (YEI), transfer to the city centre by road, then continue to Uludağ by cable car. The shortest air option for travellers coming from cities on the Anatolian side.
Reach the cable car station via central Bursa's BursaRay light rail system and city buses. You can get up to Uludağ without a car — with a single tap of your Bursakart.
Door-to-door private transfers in luxury vehicles. For families, groups and business travel — professional drivers, 4×4 vehicles equipped for snow conditions and flexible scheduling.
Whichever route you choose, Uludağ is always less than two hours away. Follow snow conditions live and book your tickets in advance.