Top Skiing Spots in Poland

Always have your own snacks and water. The prices at the shops on the slopes were outrageous, and I regretted not bringing my own food.

Definitely grab a ski pass online in advance to avoid those long lines at the ticket office when you arrive... It saved me loads of time

Look out for rental shops outside the main ski area; they usually have better prices than on-site rentals. I found a good one just a 5-minute walk from the slopes.

Check out the little café by the top lift for some hearty food; it’s affordable and surprisingly delicious. Perfect for a warm-up after a few runs!

I recommend hitting the slopes early, around 8 AM, as it's way less crowded then. The fresh tracks are totally worth it!

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 gear, look for shops a bit off the main road. I found a small place that saved me a good chunk of change compared to the rental right by the lifts.

For a nice break, try the small cafe halfway up the hill. Their hot chocolate is amazing! Just be careful; it gets crowded around noon!

My advice is to hit the slopes early, like around 8 AM, to avoid the crowds. The first few hours are the best for fresh powder

I recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks; the prices at the cafes are a bit steep and there are some nice spots to chill with a view if you pack a little picnic.

When zip-lining, go right after it opens at 10 AM. I waited until the afternoon and the lines were super long, I basically wasted a whole hour standing there

Bring snacks and drinks with you or grab something from one of the small cafes nearby. The food on the slopes was pricey!

Don't forget to take breaks and enjoy the views! I was so focused on skiing that I missed some gorgeous panoramas.

If you're renting gear, consider going to the local shops instead of right at the resort. I saved a bunch by doing this, plus you can take your time trying stuff on.

Don't forget to check the weather before you go! I thought I'd have a sunny day, but it turned cloudy and windy. It changes fast!

Grab a snack or lunch at the small cafes nearby instead of the main lodge. I found a cozy little spot with awesome pierogi that was way cheaper and less crowded.

I suggest hitting the slopes early, like by 9 AM. The lines were way shorter, and I got fresh powder, which was a blast!