From as early as 5 a.m., visitors on Bjelašnica could enjoy skiing down the slopes while being illuminated by the first rays of the morning sun, with magical scenes in the sky. Shades of yellow and orange spread across the horizon as skiers reveled, with many taking the opportunity to snap photos. The six-seater chairlift, Heliodrom, and Kotlovi ski lift were operational starting at 5 a.m. The morning temperature on Bjelašnica was around 3 degrees Celsius, and skiers enjoyed descents down the Olimpijski spust, Kolijevka gornja, Heliodrom, and Vučko gornja trails. Sabah Ski is a tradition born on Bjelašnica and a unique event for this part of Europe, organized after nearly 150 days of continuous skiing. Ahead of the official season closing, all skiers and visitors will be offered free skiing on May 1, as the Olympic Center Bjelašnica aims to thank all guests for their trust and support throughout the winter. "The Olympic Center Bjelašnica has already begun preparations for the upcoming summer season, with the goal of further enhancing the content and offerings for all visitors. On this occasion, we thank all guests for their trust, visits, and continuous support during the winter season," they stated.