Zakopane - Kasprowy Wierch Snow Report

Located in the Tatra Mountains of southern Poland, Zakopane – Kasprowy Wierch is one of the country’s most iconic alpine destinations. Set within the boundaries of Tatra National Park, the resort offers 174 hectares of skiable terrain and sits between 1,014 m and 1,987 m in elevation, with a vertical drop of 973 m. It receives an average of 400 cm of snowfall annually and features 2 pistes served by 3 lifts, including gondolas and chairlifts. While the terrain is geared entirely towards expert skiers, families visiting Zakopane will find plenty of off-slope activities in the town itself, including thermal baths, sleigh rides and winter walking paths. The cable car ride from Kuźnice to the summit is a highlight for all ages, offering panoramic views and access to high-altitude hiking routes in warmer months. The resort’s infrastructure is compact but efficient, with direct access to the slopes from the upper station. Visitors choose Zakopane – Kasprowy Wierch for its alpine character, dramatic scenery and challenging descents. Whether you’re carving down the 2.1 km run from the summit or simply soaking in the views from the ridge, the experience is distinctly Polish and deeply rooted in mountain tradition.