The first written documents recorded skiing on Jahorina mountain in the late 19th century during the Austro-Hungarian rule.

[4][5] During 2017, the brand new snowmaking infrastructure was deployed in ski resort, along with huge artificial lake built on top of Jahorina mountain.

[3] The nordic skiing tracks, cross-country trails and various other sport facilities offer additional options for athletes and tourists.

[3] The Jahorina ski resort was among the venues where the 2019 European Youth Olympic Winter Festival took place during February 2019.

The ski resort is reached by maximum of six hour drive from all major cities in the region: Belgrade, Zagreb, Novi Sad, Split, Podgorica and Ljubljana.