This peak, although huddled close to the Gorce slopes, is often considered to be part of the Pieniny Mountains. In 2000, there was just one ski lift and a snow cannon. These days, the resort can boast eight pistes, two chair lifts, a couple of t-bar lifts and nearly 30 snow cannons. The difficulty of the slopes varies from easy to medium. The longest piste is 1200 metre-long (with blue designation), and the shortest is just 100 metre-long. The station has also designated special areas for children, served by 100-metre long button lifts and a belt. The slopes are illuminated, groomed and artificially covered with snow. The resort offers a ski school, equipment rental, service and a hotel with a spa. You also shouldn’t forget about trails for those who prefer cross-country to downhill skiing. The area is also ideal for ski-tour trips for beginners, snowshoe walks and hiking tours. The Tatry Super SKI pass is valid at the station.