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Ski resort Kurza Góra

The largest ski resort in northern Poland. Three downhill ski trails, modern infrastructure, a ski school, equipment rental, and attractions for the whole family.
Wieża widokowa Kurza Góra zimą - Kurza Góra

Skiing and snowboarding in northern Poland

Kurza Góra is a modern ski resort located in Kurzętnik, near the S7 route. Thanks to its convenient location, it is a popular winter destination for residents of Warsaw, the Tri-City, Olsztyn, Toruń, and Bydgoszcz. The resort offers diverse ski slopes, professional training facilities, and infrastructure that allows you to enjoy the slopes comfortably throughout the winter season. Kurza Góra is one of the resorts belonging to the Penguin Group, where you can use the Penguin PASS. With the Penguin PASS, you can use Kurza Góra Ski Resort throughout the winter, as well as all Penguin Group resorts and more.

Ośrodek narciarski w północnej Polsce
Trasy narciarskie na Kurzej Górze

Ski trails

Kurza Góra offers ski trails with different difficulty levels, so both those starting to learn how to ski and more experienced skiers will feel comfortable here. All ski trails are regularly groomed and covered by artificial snowmaking and lighting systems.

Riding comfort in all conditions

One of the features that distinguishes Kurza Góra is the use of modern snow factories supporting the traditional snowmaking system. This technology allows snow to be produced even at temperatures that make it difficult for standard snow cannons to operate. As a result, the season can start earlier, and conditions on the ski trails remain stable for longer.

Kurza Góra is also home to the longest covered conveyor lift in Europe. The tunnel provides protection from unfavorable conditions such as cold wind or snow, which improves the comfort of using the ski resort.

Frequently asked questions about Kurza Góra Ski Resort

Is the ski slope suitable for beginners?

Yes. The ski trails have been designed for both people learning to ski and more experienced skiers.

Is there a ski school next to the ski slope?

Yes. There is a ski and snowboard school on site for children and adults.

Can you rent equipment on site?

Yes. The rental offers ski and snowboard equipment for people of all skill levels.

What winter attractions are available at Kurza Góra besides skiing?

Penguin Meadow with a sledding zone, Ski Bar with hot drinks and snacks, and an indoor ice rink. Year-round attractions include the Sky Walk with an educational trail, 9D VR Cinema, and Akacjowa Restaurant with a billiards room.

Is parking available?

Yes. There is a visitor parking lot next to the resort.

How far is it from Warsaw and other cities in northern Poland to Kurza Góra?

From central Warsaw to Kurza Góra it is only approx. 190 km. From Gdańsk it is only approx. 180 km, and from Bydgoszcz approx. 140 km. This makes Kurza Góra an ideal place for a weekend ski trip.

Is the ski slope at Kurza Góra well prepared?

Thanks to snow factories, the ski trail at Kurza Góra can be covered with snow at higher temperatures, which gives us confidence that before the winter season the snow cover on the ski trail will be suitable.