Zdiar - Bachledova Dolina has only 3.8 km of easy to intermediate low-latitude skiing. The primary uplift at Zdiar - Bachledova Dolina is a 1km long chairlift. Magnificent views of the High Tatras and several larger ski areas are nearby Zdiar - Bachledova Dolina.

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Enjoy a unique skiing experience in the lap of Spišská Magura and Belianske Tatras - on the new 4-seater cable car. We offer high-quality day and evening skiing on daily groomed and snow-covered slopes. We offer free skiing for children under 5 years of age. Ideal slopes for beginners and families with children. The children's area with a wooden house and swings can't wait for your little ones to visit.

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Great skiing awaits you in the Tatra village of Ždiar. Here you will find 9 lifts (from 80 to 460 m) and a 4-chair lift (442 m). For cross-country skiers, there are 2 tracks that are 5 km long. There is also a ski rental, a service, a storage room, a ski school and a buffet.
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The Treetop walk can be found in the heart of majestic forests of the Bachledova Valley. There you can see the unique nature of the Belianske Tatras. You can explore local forests together with us. You will be immersed in the forest and learn about many animals and plants that can be found only in a few places of the world.

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9 km long route connects Spisska Bela with Tatranska Kotlina. The route is 3 m wide, all-asphalt and therefore suitable for cyclists as well as skaters. In winter it is used by cross-country skiers. As a part of the route, there are 4 major sheltered resting places as well as maps of the region and the cycling route.

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The Belianska Cave belongs to the most visited show caves in Slovakia and is the only cave open to the public in the High Tatras. Except for bizarre rocky shapes, it is known about rich occurrence of calcite fills.

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Lake Morskie Oko is the largest and fourth deepest lake in the Tatra Mountains. It is located deep within the Tatra National Park, Poland, in the Rybi Potok (the Fish Brook) Valley, of the High Tatras mountain range at the base of the Mięguszowiecki Summits.

It is an ideal place for relaxation, romantic walks, as well as active hiking for families with children.

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Ride above the clouds and experience unrepeatable views of the surrounding peaks of the world´s smallest giant mountains. Lomnicky Peak is second highest peak of the High Tatras. A 4-seater cable car operates from the lower station in Tatranská Lomnica to mid-station Štart, from there a comfortable 15-seater cable car continues to Skalnaté Pleso – its upper station, which is also the interchange station on the journey to Mt. Lomnický Štít. From there a unique red cable car will take you to the peak, which overcomes an elevation of 855 metres and the ride takes 8,5 minutes. 

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The golf resort Black Stork is an ideal place to get to know golf at golf academy for beginners, improve HCP or organise your own golf tournament. The golf resort offers you 27-hole PGA golf course, 350 m long covered shooting range, chipping area, 2x putting green, professional PGA instructors, golf equipment rental, shop and golf simulator FULL SWING.

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The dominant of the town Kežmarok is the Castle Kežmarský hrad that has entered the history of tourism in the High Tatras as the salient point of the first known tourist trip to this mountain range.

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Kežmarok is a historical town in the Spiš region. Like towns in the area it formerly had a large Carpathian German population. The town's notable sites of interest include a castle, a spectacular wooden church in the UNESCO World Heritage List and a historical town centre.

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Białka Tatrzańska – Kotelnica consists of 2 ski resorts: Kotelnica and Bania. Together, they make the biggest and most advanced ski area in Poland, with a transport capacity of 18 270 passengers per hour. Lift tickets are also valid in three other resorts: Białka Tatrzańska – Kaniówka, Jurgów – Hawrań and Kluszkowce – Czorsztyn Ski.

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Cold Water Waterfalls, are a long set of waterfalls, formed just below the place where Small and Great Cold Valleys join their forces. The water falls down on three major thresholds, enriched by a number of small ones. All those waterfalls are rather small in height, not exceeding 13 meters, but they are very wide, splitting into many small creeks, cutting off a large parts of forests.

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A relax-sport center AquaCity in Poprad utilizes a geothermal energy coming from a drill well with a temperature of almost 50 °C. The area is open all year long and special with rustless swimming pools and UV water cleaning.

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Zakopane lies in the southern part of the Podhale region at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. Zakopane is a center of Góral culture and is known informally as "the winter capital of Poland". It is a popular destination for mountaineering, skiing, and qualified tourism.

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