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The Szczyrk ski resort in Poland is located in the Beskids mountain range, specifically in the Silesian Beskids. The resort offers skiing and snowboarding on slopes that are part of the Skrzyczne mountain, which is the highest peak in the Silesian Beskids at 1,257 meters (4,124 feet) above sea level. Additionally, the resort is surrounded by other notable peaks in the region, such as Małe Skrzyczne and Klimczok, offering stunning views and a variety of terrain for winter sports enthusiasts.

Szczyrk ski resort in Poland offers a variety of ski trails for all levels of skiers, but the best trails are the Stary Groń and Kaimówka, which offer stunning views of the Beskid Śląski mountains. Szczyrk is also home to the oldest ski-jumping hill in Poland, built in 1929. For beginner skiers, the resort offers several easy and wide slopes, including the gentle slope at Czyrna. The best apres-ski bar is the Karczma Szymoszkowa, which offers traditional Polish food and drinks in a cozy setting with live music.