The pistes established on the northern slope of Łysa Góra are characterised by medium and easy difficulty. The upper station, located at an altitude of 780 metres above sea level, is accessed by a 600-metre-long chair lift (with a gradient of 168 metres.) If you don’t want to admire the picturesque Island Beskids, you can go downhill straight away by choosing a 700-metre steep piste with red designation, or a 1,000-metre piste marked with blue colour – a perfect choice for less proficient skiers and people who love to admire the beautiful landscapes. The resort also offers two 300-metre-long t-bar lifts for people who are just learning their ropes, as well as a children’s playground, a ski school, a service and equipment rental. The slopes are illuminated, artificially snowed and groomed. At the bottom station, you can find a bar, while the top station offers a restaurant with a fantastic view of the Beskids, Gorce Mountains, Pieniny and Tatra Mountains), as well as guest rooms.