Skiing

The Master-Ski ski center is a modern facility located in the picturesque town of Tylicz in the Beskid Sądecki.

Everyone will find a route for themselves.

For the 2022/2023 season we have prepared a second 6-seat chairlift for visitors to the Master-Ski centre.

There is a ski school and kindergarten, equipment rental and several catering outlets offering regional cuisine and snacks, plus bonfires with a highlander band.

TYLICZ.ski – a ski station for the whole family.

Snow-covered slopes, beautiful landscapes and 6 km of varied runs.

Now all this is waiting for you and your loved ones.

The resort lies in the buffer zone of the Poprad Landscape Park, and the width and gradient of the slopes create great conditions for improving your skiing and snowboarding skills.

The Henryk-Ski Ski Resort is located on the slope of Góra Krzyżowa (812 m.), in the very center of Krynica-Zdrój.

It consists of two 4-seater chairlifts and a conveyor belt lift.

The Słotwiny Ski Complex provides its customers with as many as four ski lifts, adapted to the needs of skiers and snowboarders choosing our Station for their winter activities.

All our runs are artificially snowed and illuminated.

For beginners and advanced skiers alike, for those who value comfort and those eager for one more successful descent.

Słotwiny Arena is a magical place, created over 40 years ago by a group of enthusiasts, out of great love for winter sports. Today it is one of the best-known winter ski resorts in southern Poland, with 10 km of ski slopes groomed twice a day, 2 modern detachable chairlifts with wind shields, a belt lift for children, a modern snowmaking system and a snow park.

In summer, the resort turns into a bicycle park with perfectly maintained routes.

A national attraction: the first fully wooden lookout tower, with a walkway of over a kilometre in the treetops.

Jaworzyna Krynicka is a large ski resort suitable for skiers and snowboarders of all levels with interesting views, a variety of downhill runs and a developed infrastructure. One of the leading ski destinations in Poland.

The main route is served by a 6-person gondola running from the valley to the top of Jaworzyna Krynicka, at 1,114 m above sea level. It is 2,211 m long, an elevation gain of 468 m and a capacity of 1,600 people per hour. In addition to the cable car, transport is also provided by two 4-person lifts (both approx. 1000 m long, elevation gain approx. 260 m) and five T-bar lifts. In total, these facilities serve 8.3 km of ski slopes, of which 5.3 km are illuminated. Most of the slopes have artificial snow.

The trails on Jaworzyna Krynicka are mostly of medium difficulty (red). However, there are also some short and easy slopes suitable for learning to ski. The resort also includes the Krynistler snow park, built on slope no. 6. The snowpark is serviced by one of the chairlifts.

The resort has a wide range of services: rentals, servicing, ski and snowboard schools and kindergartens, sports shops, a HEAD ski testing centre and numerous restaurants. There are 1,000 parking spaces right next to the ski slope, and hotel accommodation is available in the resort.