Bílá: Hotels and accommodations

The Bílá ski resort features FIS-rated red-difficulty slopes as well as blue family slopes.

Active pursuits

The SingleTrails Bílá are one-way trails designed as a bike park for mountain bikers on Mount Zbojnická. Maxův klau is a five-kilometre one-way trail.

The K Evropskému rozvodí (Bobek) route starts at the mountain station of the Zbojník chairlift and offers views of the Beskydy Mountains as well as the Slovak mountain ranges of Malá Fatra, Velká Fatra and Sulovské skály.

The Bílanská promenade runs along the river and offers numerous climbing and play structures for children. The Dětský letní park complements this offering with a water world, a climbing centre, go-karts, aquazorbing and a tubing track.

Nature and landscape

The Pramen Smradlavá sulfur spring contains hydrogen sulfide-enriched water and is located near the Velký Smradlavý stream on the Bílá–Beskyd–Bumbálka route.

The Salajka National Nature Reserve is not open to the public. However, it can be viewed well from a yellow-marked hiking trail from Bumbálka to the Salajka forester's lodge; this trail runs for approximately 500 m along the western edge of the reserve.

The mountains of Javořinka, Javořina, Bobek and Polanky are located in the vicinity of Bílá.

Orientation and culture

The NA BÍLÉ Tourist Information Centre is located in the Bílá ski resort in the Beskydy Mountains.

St. Bedřich Church can be reached by bus from Frýdek-Místek towards Konečná and Bumbálka at the state border with Slovakia, as well as from Rožnov p. R. to Bílá.

Other local pages

Other local pages in this selection: Bocanovice, Smilovice U Třince, Krásná, Brušperk, Staré Hamry, Vojkovice, Dobratice and Kaňovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Frýdek-Místek District.