Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots in Szczyrk

If you're planning to rent gear, go for the local shops instead of the resort's rental. They often have better prices and friendlier service. I found a great place just a short walk from the main lifts!

I suggest bringing your own snacks and water. Food at the on-mountain eateries can be pricey and the options can be limited so packing some granola bars can save you some cash for more runs!

I highly recommend getting the ski pass online before you arrive. It saves a ton of time so you can hit the slopes right away instead of waiting in line. Trust me, you’ll want every minute out there!

If you're renting equipment, check out places a bit away from the main lift areas; they're often cheaper and less busy... I saved quite a bit doing this!

If you're planning to rent gear, do it online in advance. I found a couple of places where I saved around 20% just by booking prior. Plus, you’ll skip the long lines when you get there!

Check the weather forecast before your visit, especially for the slopes. I made the mistake of hitting the slopes on a cloudy day, and visibility was a challenge!

If you can, visit on a weekday instead of the weekend. The slopes were way less crowded, and I could ride without waiting in long lines!

I think it's best to rent snow gear from a shop in town, instead of at the resort. Way cheaper and better quality options!

If you’re into snowmobiling, renting one for the afternoon was a blast! Just make sure to book in advance, as they fill up quickly.

I recommend getting a multi-day pass if you plan to ski for a few days. It saved me a ton compared to single tickets

My advice is to try the local food at the nearby restaurants. The pierogi were amazing and reasonably priced!