Where to ski in Istebna? At two neighbouring resorts in the Silesian Beskids: Zagroń with a chairlift and Złoty Groń with floodlit pistes.
Both slopes lie by the Olza, roughly six hundred metres apart. One resort added a water park and a spa to the skiing, while the other focuses on a modern chairlift.
Which ski resort in Istebna to choose?
The Zagroń Complex spreads over the northern slope of a hill about 684 m above sea level. It has three lifts, including a four-seat chairlift, and five downhill runs. Besides skiing there is a water park and a spa, so a day on the slope can end with relaxation.
What sets Złoty Groń apart?
Złoty Groń lies on the north-eastern slope of a hill 710 m high. The heart of the resort is a six-seat chairlift 765 m long with a 150 m rise, put into service on 22 December 2012. The pistes total 3.67 km and are lit. A second entry, the Złoty Groń Ski Resort, describes the same resort, with runs up to 1,500 m. After skiing, look into the museums in Istebna or read about Jan Wałach. A broader choice is the category sport and recreation in Silesia.
Frequently asked questions
How many runs does the Zagroń Complex have?
The complex has five downhill runs and three lifts, including a four-seat chairlift.
Are there floodlit ski runs in Istebna?
Yes, the pistes at Złoty Groń are lit and total 3.67 km.
