About the trip:
If you’re eager to break free from the city, move in the fresh air, discover true Beskid tastes, and experience more than just a classic stroll—this day in Wisła is for you. It’s a trip for people who like to do, to taste, and to absorb the local vibe.
We start the day with a visit to the Adam Małysz Ski Jump—a cult landmark even if you’ve never watched the Four Hills Tournament. The massive structure from which the “Eagle of Wisła” once sailed to gold is awe-inspiring in person. You can walk right under the ramp, climb up to the viewing platform, and feel that rush of adrenaline… without actually jumping, of course 😉
Next, we shift into a completely different dimension—regional culinary workshops held in an authentic Beskid cottage or out in the open. You’ll learn to make local specialties—maybe moskole, maybe kwaśnica, or potato pancakes with cracklings, or homemade sour rye soup. Everything smells amazing, everything is hand-crafted, everything is real. And then, of course, the tasting! We sit down together and enjoy what we’ve created—no frills, no plastic—just wood, fire, and flavor.
After our feast, it’s time to get moving—yet still in style. We climb into horse-drawn wagons for a “green” kulig along Beskid paths and meadows. Gentle breezes, the scent of the forest, laughter, photo stops, and regional music in the background. Maybe there’s no snow, but there’s plenty of soul and character. Around the campfire one last time—grilled sausages, guitar music, perhaps a sip of a local brew—everything you need to end the day with a smile.
This is more than just a trip. It’s memories that stay with you long after your phone’s battery dies. The Beskid with character—just right for people who want more than “nice scenery.”
Discover Wisła
Discover the picturesque charm of Wisła! Nestled at the source of the Vistula River in the Silesian Beskids, this mountain town is a beloved destination for nature lovers and winter sports fans alike. Explore forested trails, ski down snowy slopes, or visit the charming town center filled with local culture and wooden architecture. Did you know Wisła is the hometown of legendary ski jumper Adam Małysz? With its alpine beauty, vibrant folklore, and year-round attractions, Wisła offers an inviting escape into the heart of southern Poland.







