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Czarna Góra

Family slopes in the Śnieżnik Massif

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Czarna Góra is a well-equipped family ski resort in the Śnieżnik Massif of Poland's Lower Silesia, near Stronie Śląskie in the Kłodzko region.

  • 788 m Base
  • 1,160 m Top lift
  • 372 m Vertical
  • 9 Pistes mapped
  • 13 Lifts

Best known for

  • Śnieżnik Massif setting
  • family-friendly slopes
  • night skiing
  • Kłodzko valley base

Après & vibe

Après is relaxed, with base-area eateries and the spa and guesthouse towns of the Kłodzko valley nearby for an evening out.

The resort

Czarna Góra is a modern, family-oriented ski resort on the mountain of the same name in the Śnieżnik Massif, part of the Sudetes range in Poland's Lower Silesia. It is one of the better-equipped areas in the Polish Sudetes, with a good spread of lifts and thorough snowmaking feeding varied pistes down the hillside near Stronie Śląskie in the Kłodzko basin. The terrain covers gentle nursery ground through to some steeper reds, making it a strong all-round choice for families and mixed-ability groups, and night skiing extends the day on floodlit runs. The wooded Sudetes setting and nearby spa and sightseeing towns of the Kłodzko valley round out an easy, accessible weekend break.

Snow & weather

Live conditions from the mountain, plus the average snow you can expect month by month.

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Reasonable for the Sudetes, with midwinter cold and comprehensive snowmaking underpinning the naturally moderate snowfall of this mid-altitude massif.

Average monthly snowfall

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Terrain & aspect

37% beginner 58% inter. 5% expert
N · green: 3% N · blue: 1% N · red: 20% N · black: 0% NE · green: 0% NE · blue: 6% NE · red: 39% NE · black: 6% E · green: 3% E · blue: 2% E · red: 8% E · black: 3% SE · green: 6% SE · red: 1% S · green: 1% W · green: 0% W · red: 0% NW · green: 1% NW · red: 1% NESW
Downhill runs only
  • Novice
  • Easy
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced

Slopes mostly face NE — 88% on snow-holding, poleward-facing slopes.
Aspect derived from run bearings · OpenSkiStats / © OpenStreetMap (ODbL).

Skiing & terrain

Beginners

Gentle learner slopes make it an easy resort for first-timers and children.

Intermediates

A good range of blue and red pistes gives intermediates plenty of variety.

Advanced

A few steeper runs provide moments of challenge for stronger skiers.

Experts & off-piste

Not aimed at experts; the focus is broad family and intermediate appeal.

Śnieżnik Massif night skiing

Floodlit evening pistes and the well-groomed, snowmaking-backed slopes make Czarna Góra a lively family base in the Sudetes.

On the map

Czarna Góra
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Run difficulty

  • Novice
  • Easy
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced / Expert
  • Freeride / Extreme
  • Unknown

Run types

  • Downhill — groomed
  • Downhill — ungroomed
  • Downhill — gladed
  • Nordic (groomed)
  • Ski tour
  • Lit (night)
  • Not patrolled
  • One-way
  • Snowmaking

Lifts

  • Operating
  • Operating (private)
  • Non-operating
  • Lift station

Slope-gradient grading

Downhill / ski tour

  • Flat<3°
  • Easy3–14°
  • Intermediate14–22°
  • Advanced / Expert22–45°
  • Freeride / Extreme>45°

Nordic

  • Easy<6°
  • Intermediate6–9°
  • Advanced>9°

Aspect (sun exposure)

  • N — least sun
  • E — morning
  • S — most sun
  • W — afternoon

Legend after OpenSkiMap

Map & ski data © OSM (ODbL) via OpenSkiMap · basemap OpenFreeMap · terrain Mapterhorn
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Where you'll stay

Stay in Czarna Góra

Guesthouses and hotels cluster around the base and in nearby Stronie Śląskie and the wider Kłodzko valley, a region known for its spa towns.

Ski-in / ski-out

Lifts and pistes from the door — the point of a high, purpose-built resort.

Apartments

Self-catering residences, the bulk of the beds and the flexible-budget option.

Chalets

Catered and self-catered chalets for groups wanting the whole place.

Hotels & spa

From simple to high-end, with pools and spas to thaw out in.

How to get there

By air

Wrocław Copernicus Airport (WRO) is the natural gateway, a couple of hours' drive north to the Kłodzko region.

Transfer up

From Wrocław it is roughly a two-hour road journey south to the resort near Stronie Śląskie.

Best time: January and February offer the coldest, most reliable conditions in the Sudetes.

Nearby resorts

Other resorts within reach.

Complete your trip

Getting to Czarna Góra

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Ski data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via OpenSkiMap & Skimap.org. Basemap © OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles. Editorial: mynext.holiday. Accommodation via Stay22; transfers via Kiwitaxi; car hire via Travelpayouts.