What to do in spring in the Silesian Beskids?

The Beskids still hold many secrets from us. They are not as popular as the Tatra Mountains or the Bieszczady, which means there's a lack of commercialization here. They enchant with their virginity and authenticity.

They are beautiful in every season! When spring arrives in the valleys, the peaks slowly bid farewell to winter. See for yourself why it's worth it!

The Silesian Beskid is attractive all year round. High seasons like winter or summer attract crowds from all over the world. Spring is a special time—calm and without crowds. Nature awakens from its winter slumber. Crocuses and snowdrops appear. It's the perfect time to recharge your energy after winter, explore mountain trails, and charming towns.

Climbing Skrzyczne

Forest paths will lead you straight to the highest peak of the Silesian Beskid—Skrzyczne (1,257 m above sea level). From the top, there's a breathtaking view of the rest of the mountain range.

Colorful paragliders floating in the sky add charm. At the summit, you can use the shelter, try local products, and rest before continuing your journey.

You can also reach the summit by cable car. The ride above the treetops is breathtaking!

A family trip to Malinowska Skała

For families with children, we recommend Malinowska Skała (1,152 m above sea level). The route from the parking lot at Salmopolska Pass to Malinowska Skała leads via the red trail. The ascent is easy.

Along the route, you may pass parents carrying children in wraps or carriers. Having a picnic under the rock is a great idea for relaxation for the whole family.

On the way, it's worth visiting the Malinka Cave. Don't forget to bring along headlamps!

In the town with an alpine climate, it's worth staying longer. Take a walk along the banks of the Żylica River, try local delicacies, and visit the beautiful wooden St. James's Church.

Come and be delighted by the spring Beskids!