Szczecin's Gubałówka – a real ski slope in the city

09.01.2026

Gubalowka

Did you know that you can go skiing in Szczecin without leaving the city? Szczecin’s Gubałówka, located at Lisiej Góry 5, is a unique winter attraction on the city's map. Nestled at the edge of the Wkrzanska Forest, it offers the perfect setting for skiing, snowboarding and outdoor winter fun – all without the need to head for the mountains.

There are two illuminated and artificially snowed slopes available: the green slope (360 m) for beginners and the more challenging red slope (280 m) for advanced skiers. A modern platter lift ensures smooth and efficient rides up the hill.

The site also includes a covered ice rink, an equipment rental point and a designated area for campfires. On weekends, the Iglo Bar opens to serve hot drinks and snacks. It’s an ideal spot for families, groups of friends, or anyone looking to enjoy winter sports right in the city.

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