Zakopane is a ski resort in Poland. It belongs to the Kasprowy Wierch / Nosal ski area. By slope kilometres it is the 2nd largest of the 3 ski resorts in Poland listed on Intski.

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Zakopane

Q: How many kilometres of slopes does Zakopane have?

Zakopane has 16 km of marked slopes, served by 12 ski lifts.

Q: How high is Zakopane?

The skiing in Zakopane ranges from 1,010 m at the base to 1,987 m at the top — a vertical drop of 977 m.

Q: When is the ski season in Zakopane?

The ski season in Zakopane typically runs from December to April. Exact opening dates vary by year and snow conditions.

Poland • 1,010 m - 1,987 m • 16 km Slopes

Slopes

16 km

Lifts

Top

1,987 m

Vertical

977 m

Season

Dec – Apr

Zakopane at a glance

Zakopane is a ski resort in Poland, part of the Kasprowy Wierch / Nosal ski area. It offers 16 km of slopes served by 12 lifts, with skiing between 1,010 m and 1,987 m (977 m vertical). That makes it the 2nd largest of the 3 ski resorts in Poland listed on Intski. The season usually runs from December to April.

Top features of this resort

Great Apres-Ski

Traditional Charm

Stunning Views

Top

1,987 m

1,010 m

Base

Vertical Drop

977 m

Zakopane resort facts

Ski area

Kasprowy Wierch / Nosal

Total slopes

16 km

Number of lifts

Top elevation

1,987 m

Base elevation

1,010 m

About Zakopane

Zakopane is a traditional, scenic ski resort in Poland in the Kasprowy Wierch / Nosal ski area with 16km of slopes. The resort is known for vibrant apres-ski, making it…

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Zakopane is a traditional, scenic ski resort in Poland in the Kasprowy Wierch / Nosal ski area with 16km of slopes. The resort is known for vibrant apres-ski, making it an excellent destination for a ski holiday.