Attractions

The Zagroń Ski Station is an ideal place for people who appreciate the freedom of skiing. Undoubtedly, the biggest advantage of the slope is its width. The slope itself is relatively gentle, but thanks to its exceptional width, it allows for a genuinely pleasant ride. The station offers an 840-meter long chairlift and a 260-meter long T-bar lift. The station provides rich complementary infrastructure, such as the lift with the possibility of riding on pontoons, a rental center offering modern ski and snowboard equipment, as well as a ski school with an interesting program of activities for children and professional courses for adults.

Das Spitzenmuseum ist den Leistungen von lokalen Kunstlern gewidmet, vor allem der berühmten Maria Gwarek, einer langjährigen Häkeln-Lehrerin  und der Initiatorin der Gründung von Spółdzielnia Koronczarska [Spitzengenossenschaft] in Koniaków im Jahre 1947. In der Gedenkkammer ist eine unfertige Serviette für die Königin von Großbritannien, Elisabeth II präsentiert. Sie war das letzte, durch den Tod unterbrochene  Werk  der Frau Marie. Im Museum gibt es die Möglichkeit, Spitzen zu kaufen, Elemente von Volkstrachten und einige Haushaltsgeräte aus früheren Zeiten zu sehen. Der Besuch wird von einem kurzen Gespräch begleitet.

In the family homestay (gazdówka) of Maria and Piotr Kohut, one will see examples of typical Carpathian herding animals: sheep, goats and cows. There is also a shepherd's exhibition presenting scoops, purses, ferules, cauldrons, wooden molds for cheese and many other dishes and shepherd's equipment, all in everyday use in old and modern huts (bacówka).

The Pastoral Center offers the opportunity to participate in sheep cheese production workshops, combined with a lecture and subsequent consumption. One can also buy the following types of regional cheeses: bundz, sheep cheese, oscypek, Wallachian cheese, korbacz and zyntyca. The Mountaineer’s Shop located here sells mountaineer’s costumes, sheep wool products, souvenirs, products made of wood, metal, leather and ecological materials.

This is a point where three borders of Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic meet. The point is located in the 8-meter-deep and 34-meter-wide ravine (Wawrzaczów Potok), being the center of the circle described at the peaks of an isosceles triangle. The peaks of the triangle are made of 240-centemeter-high granite monoliths.