A slope on Stożek Wielki with a chairlift, two drag lifts and five lit runs.
Stożek Ski Resort lies about 5 kilometres south-west of the centre of Wisła, on the eastern slope of Stożek Wielki (979 m above sea level) in the Silesian Beskids. The slope runs from 959 to 713 metres above sea level, and the resort's base is at 713 metres.
The resort has one two-person chairlift (length 800 m, vertical rise 240 m, capacity 900 people per hour) and two drag lifts 300 and 350 metres long. There are five runs, 3.3 km in all: one black, two red and two blue. The longest, through the forest, is 1.6 km. All are lit, groomed and covered with artificial snow.
The chairlift was put into service before the 2004/2005 season; earlier only drag lifts and rope tows operated here.
By the slope there is a snowpark with rails and jumps, a self-service giant slalom course with electronic timing, an equipment rental and service shop, and a car park. The resort has 55 beds and is part of the joint Wisła SkiPass system.
At the top stands the PTTK Stożek mountain hut, and the area includes, among others, the mountain hut on Soszów Wielki and the second Wisła resort, Nowa Osada.
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