Ski slopes

Lądek Zdrój Ski Station

In Ladek-Zdroj, 300 m from the spa centre, an excellent, family-oriented ski station operates in summer and winter. Five ski slopes are prepared for skiing enthusiasts - four of them for beginners (blue) and one for more demanding skiers (red). The excellent ski schools are ideal for the first steps of our little ones on skis.

Ski Resort Czarna Góra

Czarna Góra Ski Resort, located 12 km from Lądek Zdrój, was awarded the title of Poland's Best Ski Resort 2015. The title for the best ski resort in Poland was awarded for the first time as part of the international World Ski Awards competition in Kitzbühel (Austria).
The resort, located at the foot of the Śnieżnik Mountains, is only slightly behind Białka. This station, located at the foot of the Śnieżnik mountain, is only slightly behind Białka in terms of dynamic development. 13 ski slopes, 3 chairlifts, 6 drag lifts and 4 belts provide a capacity of up to approx. 12,500 persons per hour. Those who like comfort will especially appreciate the modern and fast six-seat chairlift with covers and heated seats.

It is worth adding that Czarna Góra is also a sensational place for cross-country skiing fans. It is in this area that the largest network of cross-country skiing trails in Poland exists. Together with the Czech side, they cover over 400 km of well-maintained and marked trails. In addition, in the Śnieżnik Centre, you will find not only an equipment rental, shop and service centre, but also a licensed cross-country ski school.

Ski station Kamienica

The KAMIENICA station is located in a picturesque corner of the Kłodzko Valley, near one of the oldest Polish towns, Bolesławów, at the foot of the Zawady mountain (778 m). Four ski lifts with a capacity of 2,400 persons per hour, a car park, equipment rentals, an inn next to the ski slope.

Ski station Ramzová CZ

One of the best in Moravia and one of the top 10 resorts in the Czech Republic. At 782 m above sea level, it has the highest railway station in the Czech Republic - Ramzovské saddle. The longest saddle chairlift in the Jeseníky Mountains also starts here. The first part is a modern four-seat chairlift which takes skiers to Čerňava, from where the slopes for recreational skiers lead. The next part is a two-seater chairlift which will take you to Šerák, the start of the Hrubý Jeseník massif, to an altitude of 1,351 metres above sea level.

In winter, you can set off from here on a slope almost 3 km long back to the lower station, the slope is more difficult in the middle part, or you can use other lifts in the upper part near Čerňava. Ideal conditions for beginners and families with children are in the lower part of the centre, where there are numerous ski lifts and a two-seat chairlift..

Skiresort BUKOVA HORA CZ

The total length of the pistes per ski pass is more than 8,000 m, and all the pistes along their entire length are snowed artificially.

Heroltická -The longest ski run of the Buková hora ski resort and the Orlické Mountains with a length of 2290 m. The blue family piste is very popular. The width of at least 55 m provides excellent conditions for carving and is ideal for improving the skills of the smallest skiers and snowboarders.

Mlýnická - The second longest of the Buková Hora and Orlické Mountains with a length of 2150 m. It begins with a more sporty section marked in red with a gradual transition to blue. Speed is measured here, which passing skiers and snowboarders can see on an installed radar display. The gentler section is an entertaining Funslope area with dozens of obstacles, including a passenger vehicle run to provide excitement for beginners and our smallest visitors.

Skiresort Dolni Morava CZ

The skiresort Dolni Morava offers:

• Sky Walk,
• 8 ski runs of varying degrees of difficulty and a total length of 10.4 km,
• 2 four-seat chairlifts (Sněžník and U Slona),
• 2 ski lifts (Ondráš and Kamila),
• 1 platter lift (Slamník),
• Fun-filled Funline route,
• cross-country route,
• Children's Ski Park Amálka,
• ski school.