The Czarna Góra snow report for Jan 04 is a 55cm base depth with 7 of 10 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Czarna Góra are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Czarna Góra, located in the Śnieżnik Massif of Lower Silesia, Poland, is a compact yet well-equipped resort offering 10 hectares of skiable terrain. With 10 lifts and 20 pistes totalling 14.7 km, the resort caters to a wide range of abilities—27% beginner, 19% intermediate, 43% advanced, and 11% expert. The vertical drop of 379 m spans from a base elevation of 780 m to a summit of 1,159 m. Snowfall averages 100 cm annually, supported by artificial snowmaking across most pistes.
Families will find Czarna Góra particularly welcoming, with gentle slopes like Bartusiowa and Misiowa, a tubing lane, and the Kubusiowy Corner ski kindergarten offering childcare for ages 3–5. The resort’s compact layout and modern lift infrastructure—including the Luxtorpeda high-speed six-seater—make it easy to navigate. Night skiing is available on several illuminated pistes, extending slope access until 22:00.
Visitors choose Czarna Góra for its efficient lift system, well-groomed pistes, and scenic location near Stronie Śląskie. The resort balances affordability with quality, offering a relaxed atmosphere and reliable snow conditions. Whether you're a family seeking a winter break or an advanced skier looking for technical descents, Czarna Góra delivers a rewarding experience in the Polish Sudetes.
