Szczyrk piste map

Szczyrk Mountain Resort (SMR) spreads across the flanks of Małe Skrzyczne (1,211 m/3973 ft) and Wierch Pośredni (1,000 m/3280 ft) in Poland’s Beskid Śląski range. The area totals over 36 km (22 mi) of pistes, with five floodlit runs for evening laps, so you can ski from first lift to after dark. Download the latest Szczyrk piste map to get familiar with the links between sectors and plan your day.

Szczyrk ski resort piste map

Download the latest piste map here below, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout the ski resort.

Szczyrk piste map downloads

1. Szczyrk piste map pdf
2. Szczyrk piste map jpg

Szczyrk best ski pistes

• Salmopolska (blue): Long, gentle cruising with broad turns; great for confidence building and mileage.
• Sielska (blue): Easy gradient and a smooth fall line; ideal for first “real” runs after the nursery area.
• Świerkowa (blue): A relaxed piste close to lifts and facilities; good visibility and an uncomplicated profile.
• Szczyrkowska (red): One of the resort’s signature groomers; consistent pitch and plenty of width for clean carving.
• Malinowa (red): Varied terrain with rolling sections that keep it interesting from top to bottom.
• Szumarjanka (red): A red piste with a steady gradient.
• Skrzyczne (black): A FIS COS race piste including steeper sections. A classic test piece on the mountain.
• Golgota (black): A short COS slope offering a punchy wall. For experts only!
• Kaskada A (black): Technical COS slope with changing angles; best when freshly groomed early.

Szczyrk in brief

• Base elevation: 620 m (2034 ft)
• Summit elevation: 1211 m (3973 ft)
• Vertical drop: 591 m (1938 ft)
• Skiable terrain: 36.6 km (22.7 mi)
• Type of ski pistes: 61% blue, 27% red, 12% black
• Longest run: 5.3 km (3.2 mi)
• Ski lifts: 10
• Artificial snow-making: 70% of the slopes
• Night skiing: yes

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