Expect wide, well-groomed pistes that weave through forest clearings to the valley. Services are close to the lifts (parking, rentals, ski school, and a ski kindergarten), so getting started is easy, and it’s simple to meet up for lunch.

Skiing in Szczyrk

Beginners: Plenty of easy mileage on gentle, well-marked blues, with ski school and a kids’ zone by the main lifts. Start lower in the forest, then work higher as confidence grows.

Intermediates: Link broad blues and steady reds across Szczyrk Mountain Resort, then expand to 40 km (24.9 mi) with the joint pass if you want longer variety days.

Advanced: You won’t find huge alpine steeps, but you’ll still find some punchy reds and a couple of true blacks.

Snowboarding: Modern lifts and wide pistes make for smooth carving. Night riding runs on two lit slopes under the gondola, handy when you want extra evening laps.

Families

Stress-free setup: parking at each base, rentals and ski school by the lifts, and a ski kindergarten for the little ones. Most runs are wide and well marked, so it’s easy to split by level and meet again without hassle.

Activities

Snow activities: Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding, ski jumping

Non-skiing activities: Cultural attractions, New Year's Eve parties.

Szczyrk après ski

Après is casual and close. The chill zone under the gondola keeps serving after the lifts stop, perfect for a quick bite or a drink before heading into town.

Szczyrk restaurants

Make Restaurant Kuflonka your on mountain goal: big windows, Beskid panoramas, and a cozy mountain feel for soups, mains, and something sweet before the next lap. Down at the base, the gondola hub has fast, family-friendly options for quick turns between runs.

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