TOP 5 Longest ski slopes in Poland.

Incase your wondering where the longest ski slopes in Poland are, Streetwise has prepared a list of the TOP 5.  With global warming taking hold around the world though its better you check current conditions for each resort so we have included the links for each mountain. You will also find the best hotels in each area, prices and availablity. Have a great skiing season and be safe!

1. Zakopane – Kasprowy Wierch 

length: 5400 m

height difference: 927 m

average slope: 17%

The longest ski route in Poland is, of course, in the highest mountains – in the High Tatras. It leads from Kasprowy Wierch through Kocioł Goryczkowy to Kuźnice. The upper part of the route is very demanding and intended only for experienced skiers. For obvious reasons, it is marked in black. It is also the highest located ski route in Poland. It starts at an altitude of almost 2000m. It is also a route with record height differences for Polish conditions – almost a kilometer! For reasons of environmental protection (the route is located in the Tatra National Park) it is not artificially snowed. For this reason, the skiing conditions on it are strongly dependent on the supply of fresh powder. The route is passable all the way to Kuźnice only in very snowy winters.

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2. Korbielów – Pilsko 

length: 4400 m

height difference: 757 m

average slope: 17%

Second place starts at the peak of Pilsko at an altitude of 1456 m and ends at the bottom station of the Baba double chairlift at an altitude of 699 m. You can reach the summit with Baba and the lifts of Hala Szczawina – Hala Miziowa and Hala Miziowa – Pilsko. 
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3. Szczyrk COS 

length: 3300 m

height difference: 704 m

average slope: 21%

The next longest route in Poland starts just below the highest point in the Silesian Beskids. This year it has again gained the status of the FIS route, where the official national and international alpine skiing competitions can be played. You can get to the top of Skrzyczne (1257m) by using two chairlifts: a 2-seater Szczyrk-Jaworzyna sofa and an express 4-seater Jaworzyna-Skrzyczne. 
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4. Szklarska Poręba – Ski Arena Szrenica 

length: 3100 m

height difference: 587 m

average slope: 19%

Szklarska Poręba is the largest ski resort in the Polish part of the Giant Mountains. The upper half of the route (FIS, 1) is intended for advanced skiers, the lower half (Pooh, 4) is easy. There are two 2-seater chairlifts at the top: Szrenica I and Szrenica II.

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5. Two Muszyna Valleys – Wierchomla 

length: 2600 m

height difference: 373 m

average slope: 14%

The longest Polish route east of the Tatra Mountains is part of the ski “swings” that connects Muszynę and Wierchomla. The slope is artificially snowed and illuminated. The route is mostly easy, the bottom section is a bit more difficult. At the top, we enter the express, modern 4-seater sofa Szczawnik I and the orc Szczawnik II.

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