Top Extreme Sports Spots in Lower Silesian

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

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes especially if you plan on spending time in the stables. I didn't realize how muddy it could get and ended up with dirty shoes!

If you can, try to book a lesson during their off-peak hours, like weekday mornings. I found it way quieter and more personal, plus I think it was cheaper too!

I suggest checking the weather before heading out. It rained when I visited, and they don’t always have indoor options available. It dampened the experience a bit!

Bring your own roller skates if you can. Renting them can get pricey, and the rentals might not be the best quality. Plus, skating in your own is way more comfortable.

My advice is to bring a water bottle and some snacks. There aren’t many food options around and it gets hot running around. Staying hydrated is key, trust me!