"Just come back from 3 nights in Zakopane. Great snow and enough slopes to keep you going for 3 or 4 days as an intermediate/advance skiier/boarder. Not sure if I would spend a week there though, unless learning then i would imagine it to be really good place to stay longer. Kasprowy Wierch was great and for some reason no queues as others seem to experience! Scymozykova seems to the best 'resort' for ski hire (£12 per day) and has a nice red and blue run with cafe/bars on top (£1.50 - £2 a pint) and at the bottom with a roaring fire. Harenda, 2 miles out of town has one chair lift and a drag - essentially one big slope divided as blue, red and black runs. Fine for a morning but then time to move on. Didnt manage to make it to Nosal unfrotunately but meant to be decent. People generally friendly but sign posts etc could be improved as took little while to work things out with the resorts scattered around. "

Neilson
United Kingdom
Mar.16.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Hi, Going to Krakow the 5 - 9th of April and hoping to get some skiing in in Zakopane! Are there many hostels here? And is there snow?!!"

Ireland KK
Ireland
Mar.08.2010
rates this page 5/5

"got back a week ago from zakopane, fourth year there in a row. amazing skiing and cheap as chips. lots more english this year, happy for the recognition its now getting but worry about whether this will push prices up dramatically over the next couple of years. whilst i was there, kasprowy wierch was shut due to high winds and lack of snow. nosal is the place to go, or venture into slovakia, about an hours drive and you hit an amazing resort!!!!"

Tom Sumner
United Kingdom
Mar.02.2010
rates this page 4/5

"just got back - be warned that the big runs at kuznice are not open due to lack of snow so the best ones available are the lower slopes Symestcowa(!!??). My second year there."

mike smart
United Kingdom
Feb.08.2010
rates this page 3/5

"If I was to get a bus from Krakow to Zakopane arriving in Zakopane at 8.40am on a Monday, would that give me time to hire equipment, get a lift pass, get up the mountain and ski for the day before getting a late bus back to Krakow in the evening? Any suggestions gratefully received as I am not sure how far apart the bus station is from the rental and slopes etc. Thanks"

Sarah
United Kingdom
Feb.02.2010
rates this page 3/5

"ya man !carrying on from prev comment this is my fith time going to zakopane and it is so good it is addictive in it,in abit earthlings lol "

rob
United Kingdom
Feb.01.2010
rates this page 4/5

"zakopane is sick its without doubt the best ski resort in the world ,my uncle lives in krakow and normaly we stay up in zakopane but we arn't this time we are staying with him and his familly and wow! how deep is the snow seriosly dudes! this place rocks ,in a bit earthlings !"

rob
United Kingdom
Jan.31.2010
rates this page 4/5

"We are travelling to zakopane feb mid term from ireland. just wondering what the snow is like now and is there a bus system to the slope or are taxis the best options"

Catherine O'Connor
Ireland
Jan.30.2010
rates this page 3/5

"saw somewhere that theres a small freestyle park at nosal now? does anyone have further info on this. i'm only a beginner but tried a few small kickers and funboxes before so only really after somewhere to practice the basics. thanks"

john
United States
Jan.29.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Re- previous comment, the ski-instructor was 76, not 7! lol "

Carmel
Ireland
Jan.27.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Re- previous comment, the ski-instructor was 76, not 7! lol "

Carmel
Ireland
Jan.27.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Learned to ski here two years and had the best instructor, his nane was Andrez and he was 7 and and was ia ski jumper in the 1964 Olympics! I'm hoping to go back this year but have lost his address. Can anyone help me, he also had an English bull terrier dog. He made the whole experience just great and would love to contact him, again."

Carmel
Ireland
Jan.27.2010
rates this page 3/5

"How much is the forfait for 4-5 days in zakopane? What´s the best (cheaper) option to sleep there, hostel or appartment?"

António
Portugal
Jan.27.2010
rates this page 2/5

"Plenty of it around - it's in the -20s at the moment. And that's just during the day. "

Irek
Poland
Jan.27.2010
rates this page 4/5

"How's the snow in Zakopane, heading over in about two weeks! "

John
Ireland
Jan.25.2010
rates this page 3/5

"for an intermediate and beginner slope i would recommend szymoszkowa, one slope is around 2km and the beginner is about 0.75km. "

Daryl
Ireland
Jan.15.2010
rates this page 5/5

"Christian, Zakopane is not a good place to buy cheap ski equipment...mostly stock overpriced low-end equipment...it is very easy to rent the equipment in Zakopane & cheap...for ski's, poles, boots one day cost between 5 & 10 euro per day"

Mike
Poland
Jan.12.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Where is the best place / slope to ski on for a novice on a 2 day trip?"

John
United Kingdom
Jan.12.2010
rates this page 5/5

"There's a lot of places around to have fun skiing/snowboarding! Try to find in Google Images the course maps and see which one suits you the best. Some names to check: Nosal, Harenda, Bialka, Bukowina, Palenica, Gubalowka, Witów, Szymoszkowa and the massive Kasprowy Wierch if you think you have what it takes :) For some info weather and live webcams try to find the official site of each one and translate it with Google if they don't have info in English. Also check http://pkl.pl. Cheers! "

Nuno
Portugal
Jan.11.2010
rates this page 4/5

"Hey. We are going skiing in Zakopane. Do any body now if it is cheaper to buy ski and accessories in Zakopane? And do you now a place in the town? Thank you"

Christian
Denmark
Jan.07.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Hey, flying in first week of Feb- Can you recommend the best transfer and cheapest to get to Zakopane. Cheers James"

James
United States
Jan.05.2010
rates this page 3/5

"Hi, going to be in Krakow first week in February what days/times are the slopes open? Thanks very much :)"

JennyK
Ireland
Dec.31.2009
rates this page 4/5

"Lots of snow high up, but still early skiing conditions down low. Will be perfect for Christmas and after."

editor
Poland
Dec.14.2009
rates this page 5/5

"hi im coming to zakopane on 05/12/09 and i want to know if there is enought snow to snowboard because im bringing my boats and board so is there places here i can snowboard all week"

stephen hil
United Kingdom
Nov.30.2009
rates this page 3/5

"Hello, Is there already snow at the moment? Kind regards, Rob"

Rob
Netherlands
Nov.25.2009
rates this page 3/5

"hey, i haven't been in the polish part of the tatras and i believe it must be beautiful there exactly like our slovak part. but why is there on top of this page a picture from solisko / strbske pleso, which is a ski resort in the slovakian part of high tatras ?? zakopane is on the food of the mountain, i'm not sure how can it be the heart of the "the heart of the Tatra Mountains". just one more comment to the author of this web page - i wanted to check out the options for skiing in zakopane, because i'd love to know also the polish part of the tatras. unfortunately this page doesn't contain any useful information for my trip. it's only full of trompery like in the historic part of the page. there were never hungarians living in the tatras area. the ottomans have never reached the tatras, because they were stopped in southern slovakia. sorry, i have to have a look for some more professional page about zakopane. m."

martin
Slovak Republic
Sep.16.2009
rates this page 1/5

"wij willen graag naar zakopane gaan skieen met 4 kids zijn de hotels kort bij de pistes , ik kan het moeilijk bekijken via internet , "

lianne
Netherlands
Jul.20.2009
rates this page 3/5

"After reading the reviews, we are definitely headed here. Check us out on our world snowboarding tour in 2010. If your around at the same time, come ride with us as we will be professionally filming. www.rideourworld.com Blog/chat/register and drop us any hints or comments "

rideourworld
United States
Jul.05.2009
rates this page 4/5

"Zakopane is a great place to be. Loads of character and original charm retained from 18 century. Snow season varies. Usually there are good conditions from end of November till April. Most of the slopes are being prepared with artificial snow over night- so even if it is not snowing in general skiing conditions on the slopes are superb. Most of the slopes are prepared for night run- you can ski till 9 PM!!! You can rent ski at the slop for a day or longer. It is up to you if you want to carry them with you back to hotel or leave them over night at the ski hire. We generally have Mid summer in poland in August with temperatures rising 35 c deg. NO SKIING IN AUGUST!!! But you are more than welcome to come to Zakopane for a great hiking, trekking and other outdoor activities. Best Places to ski: Kasprowy Wierch - advanced, intermediate skiers - this is the only proper alpine skiing in zakopane Bialka Tatrzanska - for beginners, nursery, warm up, great for families with children, intermediate skiers Nosal - for advanced skiers, Szymoszkowa Polana - great for begginers and intermediate skiers Gubalowka - great for families with children, begginers, the best views in zakopane C u all at the slopes this winter!!! "

tomasz@mesl.co.uk
Poland
Jul.03.2009
rates this page 4/5

"im going interrailing in august throughtout europe and was hoping to fit in skiing when there.. will the conditions be ok to ski here in August?"

vicki
Ireland
Apr.20.2009
rates this page 4/5

"I too would like to know the dates for peak and off peak."

Mairi
United Kingdom
Mar.05.2009
rates this page 4/5

"What are the dates for on-peak and off-peak skiing? When does the ski season usually end? How is the snow now? March 2009. Thanks!!"

Jackson
Australia
Mar.03.2009
rates this page 4/5

"We have just had a great holiday with our kids skiing in Zakopane. We booked English language ski lessons with Lech and Adam who were fantastic. I would thoroughly recommend them - they also arranged all the equipment hire and helped us with recommending which slopes to visit. The Polish people were very friendly and the holiday good value - we had no problem with being ripped off by taxis or anything else. Not many Brits/Americans while we were there - seemed to be mainly Polish people on holiday."

Susannah
United Kingdom
Feb.10.2009
rates this page 3/5

"When hiring ski's in zakopane do you have to bring them back to your apartment each day? Also can you use them on all the slopes or do you have to hire each day????"

Sue
United Kingdom
Jan.31.2009
rates this page 3/5

"Currently in Zakopane. Plenty of snow on the hills and in the city. Weather is overcast; for the time being"

dek
United Kingdom
Dec.23.2008
rates this page 4/5

"http://www.sunshineworldpoland.com/html/ski_poland.php here is the piste maps, the lift passes are just bought each day depending on wat slope u go to and u buy it depending on how many times u go up the lift, really good place, i was there in march last year and we just got the end of the snow, headin in jan this year cant wait"

D
Ireland
Dec.22.2008
rates this page 5/5

"Im going skiing in Zakopane over the new year, just a question - my boyfriend has size 14 feet... Does anyone know if this will make ski boot hire a problem or if he should hire boots before we go?"

Kim
United Kingdom
Dec.21.2008
rates this page 3/5

"The Ski Pass process appears to be a bit of a headached and no Slopes/Trail maps to view? "

Pat
Ireland
Dec.17.2008
rates this page 1/5

"Does anyone know what snow conditions are generally like for the begining of april, hope to visit on my travels."

Alex
United Kingdom
Nov.20.2008
rates this page 4/5

"Thank you Karl, I'm looking forward to it.Tonz"

Tonz
United Kingdom
Nov.15.2008
rates this page 3/5

"hi tonz. l hope your stay in zakopane is brillant and injoyable. you will have a great time. as l have zakopane blood the snow is very thick and you will enjoy your skiing more. check out giewont mountain and also the tatry. have a great time from karl "

karl schiele
United Kingdom
Nov.13.2008
rates this page 3/5

"hi tom. you will love the snow in december. its very tick you will enjoy the skiing there. not just that but also your stay.check out giewont mountain we polish call it the sleeping night.enjoy your stay in december from karl schiele"

United Kingdom
Nov.13.2008
rates this page 5/5

"Hi there, I'm visiting Zakopane on the 28th December 08 . Can anyone tell me the snow condition in December/January? Thanks, Tonz"

Tonz
United Kingdom
Nov.11.2008
rates this page 3/5

"my great grand father kazimierz schiele and his twin aleksander made skiing place in zakopane near tatry mountains and they coached and trained customers how to ski and thats really good skiing is in the schiele blood skiing is brillant"

karl schiele
United Kingdom
Aug.29.2008
rates this page 3/5

"my great father kazimierz schiele and his twin aleksander made sking place in zakopane and its in are blood."

United Kingdom
Aug.29.2008
rates this page 5/5

"Had a fab time in zakapane in feb 2008. people are lovely food is fab plenty of snow what a beautiful place. hope to go back next feb all 6 of us "

eoghan reen
Ireland
Mar.20.2008
rates this page 4/5

"Just back from Zakopane and had a really good time. The slopes were a little icy in some places, depending on which one u went to. Kasprowy wierch is the best but dont be put off by the map which says that its all black and red runs, as i found it to be like medium reds but still good, and be prepared for a long wait to get onto the chairlift, and check what the ticket office charge u for, as we paid 10 zalotys over the top. Beware of the cab drivers as they do try to charge over the odds, but most were fairly decent. But dont try to get in too drunk as they start asking for 100 zalotys to get u back to ur hotel. The bars and restaurants in town were really good and reasonable so you wont be disapointed. Even if u dont like the polish food, there's still a Mcd's and kfc in the town. Not sure if i would come back here to ski again, as with all the different resorts, u have to keep on buying daily ski passes, but my advice would be to buy an all day pass for 60 zalotys of which u get 10 back, rather than a pass which allows u to ski just 5 runs. Krakow is a brilliant place to visit with good bars, restaurants and market. And the church in Krakow centre is a must even if your a non believer in the almighty, its breath taking. Not a bad holiday but as said ealier not superb ski-ing."

Gary Mitchell
United Kingdom
Mar.16.2008
rates this page 3/5

"Ski Trip To Poland I flew out to Poland on Saturday 01/03/2008 with a friend for a do it yourself Ski Holiday. We had booked flights with Ryan Air the week before for the price of £118. Ryan Air do flights to Krakow for as little as £10 at times. Roughly 2 hours after leaving Stansted, we landed in Krakow. Once throught the arrivals gate head for the free bus which will take to to the train platform. Once on the Train to Krakow Glowny. If my memory serves me correct the fare will cost you around 6 zlotys. It takes around 20 - 30 minutes. When at Krakow Downy head down the stairs and out to the bus station which is about a 5 minute walk away. There are a few buses that run to Zakopane and from what I can tell, they are all more or less priced the same and take around the same time to get there depending on traffic. We paid 15 Zlotys there and 18 zlotys back and both journeys took around 2 hours. When we arrived in Zakopane bus station we already had a room booked at Willa Pod Piorem for 2 nights which is situtated around 3 kms from Zakopane centre, but only a few minutes away from the slopes at Nosal, which is why we booked it. We took a taxi and paid 30 zlotys, which is apparently far too much, but I did not find one taxi driver who did not over charge us which is why we later moved onto using buses. The conditions looked bleaked in terms of snow, with most of the snow which had been there melting away, but we need not have worried as it started to snow the minute we left the bus station in Zakopane. Our room at Willa Pod Piorem was clean and comfortable and the staff and owners were friendly. The bar is reasonably priced and the food was pretty good too. We paid 60 zlotys per night each for bed and breakfast. Once again I found the breakfast more than adequate for the price. For me the measure of any hotel is how good the shower works and in Willa Pod Piorem they were excellent. We woke the next day to a decent fall of over night snow which continued to fall throughout the day. The slopes at Nosal consist on one small green run and one pretty daunting Red (i'm still a begginer/intermediate skier) and in all honesty would be good to spend half a day skiing. It was great to help find the old ski legs and served it's purpose. Ski Hire was 20 zlotys for half a day and the lift pass was another 20 Zlotys. My friend who is an intermediate skier managed the red run, and since we'd been at the slopes since 9.00am we called it a day at around 1.00pm. We got our first taste of Zakopane centre Krupowki Street. The street is full of a different attire of shops, Bars, Resturants and stalls, mainly geared towards tourists. this does nothing to detract from the overall charm of Zakopane though. Infact it ads to it. Just off of Krupowki Street about midway you will also find a 24 hour supermarkert. There are plenty of ATM's scattered around Zakopane, although I actually found I got a better exchange rate for cold cash at the Exchange (Kandor) across the road from the train station. We ate mostly at the resturants on Krupowki Street and paid anywhere between £13-£25 for two diners including drinks for filling tasty meals. The best place we ate was the self service Pstrag (fish) Restuarant at the bottom of the hill on the left. There is also a market at the bottom near Gubalowka which is an excellent place to buy gifts for those at home and keepsakes for yourself. The smoked cheese is highly recommended. The bars on Krupowki Street charge around 5-6 Zlotys for a pint of beer (0.5l) and 4-6 Zotys for a shot of local Vodka. The only gripe I have with the bars on Krupowki Street is the fact that whenever I ordered a Vodka I would be served the most expensive Vodka in the bar which was imported. Make sure you ask for Polish Vodka!! We bumped into a few folkwho had been to Zakopane a few times and they gave us some pretty good information which we decided to act on. One of the tips was to go for a Ski lesson in Oravice, Slovakia which is about 30 kms away from Zakopane, where after a days Skiing you can enjoy the new Aqua Park. The taxi we took there (no buses run there from Zakopane Monday-Friday) charged us 150 Zlotys for a fare which should have cost no more than 100 Zlotys. Once there we enjoyed a days Skiing on the Orivice Slope, which is a red/blue run and then went to the AquaPark to enjoy the natural Spa treatment. We stayed overnight in Chata Orivice, which was very basic, but cheap and clean. We then made our way back to Zakopane via Slovakian Taxi which worked out to be around half the price we had paid for the Polish taxi to there. Feeling refreshed and relaxed from the Spa's in Slovakia and taking the bus from Zakopane (4.20 Zlotys) with bags in tow, we headed for the slopes of Bialka Tatrzansk. After a 40 minute bus journey we arrived and walked up to the Bania Pensjonat, right at the bottom of the slopes. The Bania is not really a pension at all and more like a good standard of hotel and this was reflected in the price. We paid 360 Zlotys for a room for 1 night as we felt we deserved a little luxury after a night in Slovakia. There are other pensions nearer to the bus stop which I would imagine are much cheaper. The skiing was brilliant for intermediates with plenty of Chair lifts to ferry you to the top of the slopes. Ski hire would cost between 20-30 Zlotys and the lift pass cost us around 40 Zlotys (60 zlotys for a full day). Remember to return your lift pass at the end of the day as they will refund you 10 Zlotys for it's return. After a great days Skiing we decided to have a look around Bialka only to find that if it is after 8pm then do not bother as nothing much is open. Resigned to eating in the Hotel I ordered a Spaghetti Bolognese which was probably the most expensive and worse meal I had all holiday. The next morning we took to the Slopes of Bialka Tatrzansk once again, where a fresh snow fall improved the icy conditions of the slopes. Having to be out of the Hotel by 2pm we finished up and headed back to Zakopane by bus. We now had it sussed, We took a pension close to the bus station above a shoe menders for 30 Zlotys each per night. The room was very very clean, the owner very friendly and spoke English and we were just around the corner from the bus station and a 10 minute walk from the town centre. For the last two days we would wake at around 8.00am and head to Bialka Tatrzansk by bus for our days Skiing and then back by early afternoon (3pm). We also spent a morning at the top of Gubalowka which is easily reached by the cable car/tram. This place looks great for skiing, but for some uknown reason you could only use the runs at the top of the slopes and not ski all the way down, even though the piste maps show to the contary. The views up there are spectacular and it is well worth the journey up and sitting up there for a bite to eat to take in the Panorama. We did not try any of the other ski slopes such as Kasprowy Wierch, Harenda, Male Ciche, Szymoszkowa, but heard some pretty good reports and will be visiting them on our next visit to Poland. I would highly recommend the Polish Ski experience as long as you don't mind doing things off of your own back, rather than having everything laid on a plate for you. The Polish in general are friendly people who will make an effort with you if you make an effort with them. There are the odd few that will exploit you as a tourist like there are in every country in the world. Great Holiday and experience for both us and you can do this type of Skiing on a very slim budget indeed...as long as you avoid the Taxi's. ;) "

Mark Lefevre
United Kingdom
Mar.11.2008
rates this page 3/5

"I'm heading out to Białka Tatrzańska on the 2nd March. Although its warmer this week, the forecast is for cooler conditions/snow later in the week. http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/BialkaTatrzanska/6day/top Anyone have any suggestions of places to stay?"

Darren
United Kingdom
Feb.25.2008
rates this page 3/5

"Just returned. Some good skiing while i was there. But the temperature started to rise as we were leaving so last few days all the snow melted around the town and the slopes started suffering. But the night life made up for it. Great fun, enjoyed every minute of it!"

S Clifton
United Kingdom
Feb.24.2008
rates this page 3/5

"can i ski in middle of april? what time does the last bus from krakow to zakopane leave?"

michael boyd
United Kingdom
Feb.24.2008
rates this page 3/5

"I always wished that i could go to Zakopane because my grandpa brang me there and showed me it one day during the summer, it was cool even thiugh there was a fence right before the lift"

Kacper
United States
Feb.23.2008
rates this page 3/5

"Could anyone recommend a cabin to stay in for a few days in the summer in Zakopane. I'm looking for a place with a nice view of mountains or the water and relatively close to the park (for hiking) and to the centre area. Thank you."

Natalie
United States
Feb.22.2008
rates this page 3/5

"Here is a link to the snow conditions in Zakopane, its in polish but very easy to understand. "bardzo dobre" = very good http://www.ezakopane.pl/warunki_narciarskie.html"

Phil
Ireland
Feb.13.2008
rates this page 3/5

"anyone, give me a status on the snow condition in zako now, we are on the road for zakopane soon, and hope for lot of snowpowder:)!!"

student
Norway
Feb.11.2008
rates this page 3/5

"http://www.gottagoitsnows.com/skiareas/2143.html this page has a small map, not legible, but gives an idea of the mountain"

mr moore
United States
Jan.18.2008
rates this page 3/5

""trail map" = little map with the ski trails on it. Think tube map...but for ski trails."

Andrew
United Kingdom
Dec.23.2007
rates this page 4/5

"Any skiers, snowboarders or telemarkers! You must visit Zakopane, ski the Kasprowy Wierch area! You will love it! "Niko" NikoTom@aol.com email and ask away."

Tomasz "Niko" Wieczorek
United States
Nov.30.2007
rates this page 3/5

"I am interested in coming to work in Zakopane for a season. I've done it in Colorado, California, New Zealand and Japan. Would it be possible to do something like that in Zakopane?"

Joanna
United States
Sep.16.2007
rates this page 3/5

"trail map???"

jen o'donnell
Ireland
Jul.26.2007
rates this page 3/5

"please provide a trail map of the resort??"

Tapac
Australia
Jul.16.2007
rates this page 3/5

"Could we see a trail map? And some statistics: vertical drop, number of slopes in each degree of difficulty? Snow making capability?"

James Pursell
United States
Mar.09.2007
rates this page 2/5

"Hi, here are som good links for how things are i Zakopane; Webcam from the slopes*; http://narty.onet.pl/268970,kamery.html Weather report; http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/12625.html Snowreport; http://www.j2ski.com/snow_forecast/Poland/Zakopane_snow.html Enjoy! "

RuneP
Norway
Mar.09.2007
rates this page 3/5

"how are the snow conditions in Zakopane now? I cannot find any snow report on your site or on any other site?Marie"

Marie
Norway
Mar.01.2007
rates this page 3/5

"This e-mail is for a person from Japan. My team will go to Zakopane for Inas-FID, on March but there no are too countries for the championchips. Will you go sure?"

Mercedes
Spain
Feb.28.2007
rates this page 3/5

"o my god just back from zakopane, what a beautiful place!!!!! didnt want 2 leave!!!! the view from the mountains are amazing!!! we stayed in gorgeous wooden cabins and went skiing nearly every day!!! loved it!!! would recommend this to everyone!!! "

orla
Ireland
Feb.26.2007
rates this page 4/5

""I'm planning to ski Zakopane on Monday and Tuesday next week (26/27 Feb). Where can I buy a tram ticket in advance? Will be there be big queues to get up the mountain? " "

Alan Crawford
United Kingdom
Feb.19.2007
rates this page 4/5

"Hi It is so difficult to find daily snow-rapport from Zakompane. You should have daily snow-rapport on your web-site. We are looking forward to visit zakopane in february. Anne"

anne nyman
Norway
Feb.19.2007
rates this page 3/5

"Please make the page complete. We will come to Zakopane in the mid March for INAS-FID World Skiing Championship Zakopane 2007."

yosh
Japan
Feb.13.2007
rates this page 3/5

"Snow Conditions are good right now. Hopefully they will last! We're working on a snow conditions page right now. Thanks, and happy skiing. "

Zakopane Life Team
Poland
Feb.02.2007
rates this page 3/5

"I'm going to zakopane the 10th of february and I would like to know how the snow condition is right now? Why don't have information about snowcondition on this site?"

Lars
Norway
Feb.01.2007
rates this page 3/5

"how are the skiing conditions in and around zakopane now? are going there in late feb and with the lack of winterly conditions in the rest of europe i`m curious about the snow in zakopane.........."

Rune
Norway
Jan.26.2007
rates this page 3/5

"Snow has fallen! The slopes are open! We're expecting very good conditions for the rest of the season, so it is time to visit!"

Michal
Poland
Jan.26.2007
rates this page 5/5

"Today (22/1/07) I can say the snow conditions are very poor. However, the forecast is for heavy falls of snow this week. Nightime temperatures expected to drop tonight to minus 9 degrees Celcius!"

Michal
Poland
Jan.22.2007
rates this page 4/5

"Amplanning to travel to Zako next weekend with a group from Ireland whats the snow conditions like at the moment"

Oliver
Ireland
Jan.21.2007
rates this page 3/5