Soszów Ski Station in Wisła

The Soszów Ski Station lies about 4 km as the crow flies west of the centre of Wisła, on the north-eastern slope of Soszów Wielki (886 m above sea level) in the Silesian Beskids. It was built in the 1980s by the 1 Maja Coal Mine.

Lifts and runs

The complex includes a four-person chairlift 815 m long, a T-bar lift and three platter lifts. The chairlift has operated since the 2008/2009 season, and its upper station lies at 806 m above sea level. Six runs run between the lifts: one red, two blue, two green and a black shortcut. The longest, 1900-metre run descends from the summit to the lower station. The runs are floodlit, groomed and supplied with artificial snow.

Outside the ski season

In summer a bike park operates here, with several downhill trails, including a flow-type trail over two kilometres long. Below the summit stands the mountain hut on Soszów Wielki, and in Wisła there is also the Stok Ski Station.

Practical information

• On site there are catering outlets, equipment service and hire, a ski school and a ski kindergarten.
• Check the days and hours of lift and run operation before your visit on the centre's website.