Szczęśliwicka Hill

Szczęśliwicka Hill rises 152 meters above sea level and features a 9,500 square meter slope covered with a specialized Dendix mat for year-round skiing.

The hill emerged from the ruins of Warsaw during World War II, as construction debris was collected and transformed into this elevated terrain between 1967 and 1970.

The recreational center at Szczęśliwicka Hill functions as a central gathering point for Warsaw residents who participate in winter sports throughout all seasons.

The ski facility includes a chairlift that transports 1,200 people per hour and maintains practice runs of 60 meters at the base of the slope.

This artificial elevation stands as the highest point in Warsaw and remains one of only three locations in Poland offering skiing activities throughout the entire year.

GPS coordinates: 52.20413,20.95747

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:27