Discover Ożga: Hotels and trips to Góra Kamieńsk

• The leisure area at Góra Kamieńsk is located near Ożga.
• Góra Kamieńsk, which stands 386 metres high, is a spoil heap created between June 1977 and November 1993.
• Around 60 kilometres of cycling routes of varying difficulty are listed around Góra Kamieńsk.
• A four-seat chairlift takes visitors to the summit, where they can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area.

A winter sports centre and the OSiR Góra Kamieńsk summer amusement park are located on the north-eastern slope of Góra Kamieńsk. The centre has a 760-metre four-seat chairlift and two drag lifts. One is 700 metres long, while the lift intended for beginners is 60 metres long. These details describe the facilities, not their seasonal availability; check current operating hours for your trip.

The activities for warmer days also vary: the Alpine Coaster summer toboggan run is 620 metres long, and the tubing run has a 150-metre sliding mat. Góra Kamieńsk also has an inflatable slide for younger visitors and a trampoline facility with six stations that can be used by a group of children at the same time. This lets you choose activities according to the ages and interests of your group without trying to fit everything into a single outing.

The private BIWAK ski and snowboard school offers individual and group lessons for children and adults at OSiR Góra Kamieńsk. If lessons are an option for your plans, check current prices and booking conditions in advance. Nearby visitor services include a café and vending machines offering hot and cold drinks and snacks; these services may also change.

Around 60 kilometres of cycling routes of varying difficulty are available around Góra Kamieńsk. Three signposted routes range from the easiest to downhill and measure 42 kilometres in total. These figures provide both an overview of the range of difficulty and specific route lengths. When choosing, check which route and level of difficulty suit your planned ride.

The chairlift is equipped with bicycle holders for the ascent to the plateau of the spoil heap. Check whether the lift will be running on your chosen date before making plans. If you are looking for views rather than a cycling trip, you could make the ride to the summit and the panorama of the surrounding area the focus of a separate outing.

Góra Kamieńsk is not a natural hill, but a 386-metre-high spoil heap. It was created between 6 June 1977 and November 1993. OSiR developed the north-eastern slope, establishing the winter sports centre and summer amusement park there. Today’s recreational use is thus connected to the history and shape of this landscape.

The hunting-themed educational trail at Góra Kamieńsk offers another way to learn about the area. It has seven stations with information boards and hunting-related facilities. Its educational aim is to help visitors identify wild species in the field and learn about their habits. Check current access arrangements before visiting.

If cycling is important to you, the information on route lengths and difficulty levels can help you choose an outing that fits your plans. For a scenic ride, the panorama from the summit is the main point of interest.

You can first decide which activities you want to shape your stay, then base your accommodation search on those plans. Bear in mind that some activities are explicitly seasonal, and operating details and services may change. Discover more destinations: Chałupy, Radomsko, Strzałków, Kamieńsk.

What activities are available in summer?

Nearby, you’ll find the summer amusement park and, among other attractions, a summer toboggan run, a tubing run, an inflatable slide and a trampoline facility.

What cycling routes are there at Góra Kamieńsk?

Around 60 kilometres of cycling routes of varying difficulty are available around Góra Kamieńsk. Three signposted routes, ranging from easy to downhill, measure 42 kilometres in total.

What is Góra Kamieńsk?

Góra Kamieńsk is a 386-metre-high spoil heap created between June 1977 and November 1993.

Go to the main travel overview: Radomsko.