Tourist attractions
The Witów-Ski ski lift
The Witów-Ski ski lift is a popular ski resort located in a picturesque area of the Tatra Mountains. It offers well-maintained ski slopes, perfect for both beginners and advanced skiers. On-site facilities include equipment rental, a ski school, and dining options to help visitors relax and recharge. With modern ski lifts and stunning views, Witów-Ski attracts winter sports enthusiasts from all over Poland.
Distance: 1,5km
Termy Chochołowskie
Chochołowskie Termy is the largest thermal pool complex in Poland, located in the picturesque Podhale region. It offers a wide range of attractions, including thermal pools with healing properties, a SPA & Wellness area, saunas, and water slides. The facility is perfect for both relaxation and active leisure for the whole family. With modern amenities and beautiful surroundings, Chochołowskie Termy is a popular destination for tourists all year round.
Distance: 5km
The Chochołowska Valley
The Chochołowska Valley is the largest and longest valley in the Polish Tatra Mountains, renowned for its unique beauty and stunning landscapes. It is a popular hiking destination in both summer and winter. In spring, the valley is famous for its blooming crocuses, which attract visitors from all over Poland. The valley features numerous hiking trails leading to Tatra peaks, as well as a PTTK mountain shelter where hikers can rest. It is a perfect spot for nature lovers, tranquility seekers, and those enjoying active leisure.
Distance: 5km
The Kościeliska Valley
The Kościeliska Valley is one of the most beautiful valleys in the Polish Tatra Mountains, known for its diverse landscapes, caves, and picturesque gorges. A well-maintained hiking trail runs through the valley, making it perfect for families with children and beginner hikers. The valley is home to numerous attractions, such as the Mroźna Cave, Smocza Jama, and Kraków Gorge, which draw adventure enthusiasts. At the end of the valley, there is a mountain shelter at Hala Ornak, offering a place to rest and admire the surrounding peaks. It’s a destination that combines nature, tranquility, and the beauty of the Tatras.
Distance: 7km
The Mała Łąka Valley
The Mała Łąka Valley is a charming and tranquil valley in the Polish Tatra Mountains, perfect for those seeking peace and a close connection to nature. It is known for its stunning views of Giewont and the Czerwone Wierchy peaks, as well as its picturesque meadows, which are particularly beautiful in spring with their rich flora. The valley offers easy hiking trails leading to spots such as the Kondracka Pass or the Wielka Polana Małołącka, an excellent place to relax. It is an ideal destination for nature lovers and those looking for less crowded paths in the Tatra National Park.
Distance: 7km
Gubałówka
Gubałówka is one of the most famous spots in Zakopane, offering stunning views of the Tatra Mountains and the town below. The summit can be reached either on foot or via a funicular railway, making it accessible for everyone. Gubałówka is an excellent destination for a leisurely walk, enjoying the fresh mountain air, and sampling regional delicacies at the many restaurants and local craft stalls. In winter, it’s a popular spot for winter sports enthusiasts, featuring ski slopes and other activities. It’s a must-visit for anyone exploring the Podhale region.
Distance: 10km
Polana Szymoszkowa Ski Lift
Polana Szymoszkowa Ski Station is one of the most renowned ski resorts in Zakopane, offering excellent conditions for both beginners and advanced skiers. With modern lifts, including a cable car, and well-maintained slopes, Polana Szymoszkowa is a popular winter destination. In summer, the station transforms into a relaxation spot with thermal pools and breathtaking views of the Tatra Mountains. Nearby, visitors can enjoy restaurants serving regional dishes. It’s an ideal spot for active leisure and admiring the stunning mountain scenery.
Distance: 13km
Zakopane - Krupówki
Krupówki is the most famous promenade in Zakopane and one of the most iconic spots in Poland. This bustling street is lined with numerous shops, restaurants, cafes, and stalls offering regional products. Strolling down Krupówki, you can experience the unique atmosphere of Podhale and taste local specialties such as oscypek cheese or sour soup (kwaśnica). It is also a great starting point for exploring other attractions in Zakopane, such as the Tatra Museum or the funicular ride to Gubałówka. Krupówki attracts visitors all year round, offering unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Tatras.
Distance: 15km