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Be active in Małopolska

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Tall wooden viewing tower with conical roof atop a forest-clad mountain on the left, with distant mountain ranges in the centre surmounted by the skies with long strips of clouds.
Panoramic tower on Mount Lubań
A helmeted mountain biker darting down a muddy forest path on a red mountain bike; surrounded by shrubs and trees, the path is lined with strips of red-and-white tape.
Downhill mountain biking in the woods
Two people in helmets and blue jerseys ride bikes towards us on a red tarmac cycle path twisting between fields; pale waters of a reservoir surrounded by bluish mountains in the background.
VeloDunajec cycle route, section around the Czorsztyńskie Reservoir
Three girls carrying large backpacks stand on a rock on the left and look down into a valley with a dark blue mountain lake (tarn); its greenish valley is surrounded by a curving range of rocky mountains.
Trekking in the Pięciu Stawów Valley in the Tatras
Young woman and little girl on a summer trail read information on a board mounted in a meadow, the dirt road on the left runs towards clusters of trees and hills on the horizon under cloudy blue skies.
A walk in the Magurski National Park: Nieznajowa
Colourful attractions under a pink monorail in an amusement park include green tractors on a track among other colourful attractions, with a mockup of a medical city and rollercoasters tracks behind.
Energylandia Amusement Park in Zator
Four small silhouettes on a snowy piste centre bottom; on the left, a chair ski lift takes other skiers to the top; most of the picture is taken by the skies with some clouds and the sun.
Master-Ski skiing hub in Tylicz

Be active in Małopolska

 

Have you considered what can help you to be active? Just like exercising makes more sense in appropriate footwear and clothing, every form of physical activity becomes more pleasant in a conducive environment. That is where Małopolska steps in. More

Comfortable yet not over expensive accommodation with great cuisine is certainly helpful. You’re welcome choose your own challenge, depending on the season and your preferences. Go trekking in the hills or on the high rocky mountains? Cycle effortlessly along the rivers or boost your heart rate up the steep slopes and then speed downhill and get your adrenaline flowing? Ski downhill using great infrastructure, or ski cross-country in the scenic wintry landscape? Visit one of the many gyms, or go walking and sightseeing outdoors in pristine nature and lush forests? We’ve even built panoramic towers for you. If you’d rather take your family to amusement parks – we’ve got one of Europe’s favourite ones as well as ones that let the whole family explore. Whatever’s your fancy, Małopolska is certainly a peaceful place to pursue and enjoy it in your own way.

Małopolska’s scenery can be your favourite background for all these activities. You can find some particulars here.

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Two red-and-black pods on gondola lift’s cables with treetops below, and a lonely mountain rising from a sea of fog behind snow-swept forested hills.

Giving you a real lift.

The funiculars, cable car, and gondola lift shuttle you up and down Małopolska mountains all year round. They are an attractive way for tourists to travel fast up (or down) the mountains in summer, and – joined by a plethora of ski lifts in winter – offer high velocity and throughput transport to the ski stations situated higher up in the mountains. Małopolska boasts a fair number of those, conveniently situated in different parts of the region. More

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Two groups of tourists in colourful sweaters and helmets are ascending along a rocky ledge on the right, holding to some chains. Unlike the dark ranges of the Tatra Mountains visible behind, the rockface they are climbing is gently lit by the sun.

Where eagles dare.

If you’re likely to answer the question “Why did you want to climb Mount Everest?” with “Because it’s there”, following the famous retort of George Herbert Leigh Mallory, an English mountaineer who might have climbed Mount Everest nearly 30 years before Hillary, Małopolska has something more than just trekking in store for you. More

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Three tourists, nearly obscured by their large backpacks, stand on a boulder on the left, looking at an impressive arena of tall rocks surrounding a dark blue lake with some green vegetation on its shores. The day is sunny, and the sky is blue.

Walking high and low.

Have we told you that has Małopolska Region something for everyone to enjoy? We haven’t? Oh, then we should have! Long ago! Our mountains for example: even the highest Tatras are fronted by a line of gentler hills, known as the Regle, that offer plentiful options for walking. And yes, you’ve guessed right: as they are at the foot of the Tatras, once you’ve reached the top, you’ll be treated to wonderful panoramas of the rocky crags opening before your eyes as in reward for your climb. More

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A chapel of bright stone peering from among lush vegetation on a hill ridge. The day is sunny, even though tuft-like clouds in the centre are giving way to darker ones on the right and in the centre, over the distant hills.

Nature’s six shrines: Małopolska national parks.

Each of the region’s national parks is a powerful ecosystem with protected plants and animal species. The Tatras are a refuge for bears, marmots and chamois, and the 700 caves in the Ojcowski NP, smallest of them all, offers lodging to various bat species. The six treasure troves of nature as it should be. More

Małopolska has more to offer. Look and see:

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