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Zakopane (Kasprowy Wierch) ski resort: snow, terrain & trip planner

Carpathians, Poland · Base 3,340 ft · Summit 6,519 ft · Vertical 3,179 ft

Updated : usually opens around Nov 22.

Zakopane (Kasprowy Wierch) ski area, Carpathians, Poland
Photo: Radek Kucharski, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Zakopane (Kasprowy Wierch) snow report

Nov 15: closed; 6 in. forecast at the summit over the next 7 days.

Status
Closed
resort report
Next 24 h
0.1 in.
summit forecast
Next 7 days
6 in.
summit forecast

Status from the resort's snow report (pkl.pl); forecast and modeled snow from Veabird's snow model. Updated Nov 15, 22:00 UTC.

Veabird's call

Opens ~Nov 22

Opens around Nov 22 with 6 in. forecast, including 4 in. on Tuesday.

Strong for beginners, advanced skiers and experts, the weeks of Dec 20 and Jan 3 look calmest.

Grades from Veabird's snow model; wording by AI (Muse Spark), checked against the forecast. Updated Nov 15, 22:00 UTC.

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Questions about Zakopane (Kasprowy Wierch)

Is Zakopane (Kasprowy Wierch) good for beginners?

37% of its mapped runs are beginner terrain, 0% intermediate and 63% advanced or expert. That makes it a good pick for beginners.

Terrain: Great for beginners, advanced skiers and experts; limited terrain for intermediates

■ Beginner 37% · ■ Intermediate 0% · ■ Advanced 63%

21 mapped runs (about 6 miles) and 5 lifts.

Shares of mapped run length from OpenSkiMap (OpenStreetMap contributors); advanced includes expert terrain. Official acreage splits can differ.

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Getting there

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