Mosorny Gron

About Mosorny Gron

Located in the picturesque village of Zawoja at the foot of Babia G�ra National Park in southern Poland, Mosorny Gro? Bike Park is one of the country's most scenic mountain biking destinations. Situated on the slopes of Mosorny Gro? (1,047 m) in the Beskid ?ywiecki mountain range, the park combines professionally built gravity trails, natural enduro descents, and an extensive network of cross-country routes known as Babia G�ra Trails. With its modern chairlift, spectacular mountain scenery, and diverse riding opportunities, Mosorny Gro? has become a favorite destination for trail, enduro, and downhill riders from across Poland and neighboring countries. The bike park is part of the PKL Bike Parks network, alongside renowned destinations such as G�ra ?ar and Palenica Szczawnica. Every summer, the ski resort transforms into a gravity riding center where visitors can enjoy lift-served descents or explore dozens of kilometers of surrounding mountain trails. Continuous investment in trail construction and maintenance has helped establish Mosorny Gro? as one of the leading bike parks in southern Poland. Access to the trails is provided by the modern Mosorny Gro? chairlift, which transports riders and their bikes quickly to the upper station. From there, visitors can choose between several gravity trails or continue directly onto the extensive Babia G�ra Trails network. The efficient lift system allows riders to maximize downhill time while enjoying panoramic views across the Beskid ?ywiecki mountains before beginning each descent. One of the park's signature attractions is the Freeride Trail, a 2.19-kilometer red-rated descent featuring approximately 330 meters of vertical drop. Designed for intermediate and advanced riders, the trail combines smooth machine-built sections with natural terrain, creating an exciting balance between speed and technical riding. Wide berms, rollers, tabletops, jumps, wooden drops, and natural obstacles such as rocks and roots keep every descent engaging while allowing experienced riders to carry impressive speed. For riders looking to improve technical skills, the Northshore Trail provides a unique alternative. Although only around 115 meters long, this dedicated wooden section features elevated bridges, bermed turns, rollers, and small drops built entirely from timber. It serves as an excellent skills feature where riders can practice balance, precision, and bike control before continuing onto the main trail network. Advanced riders will naturally be drawn to the challenging Enduro Trail, one of the park's most demanding descents. Measuring approximately 1.9 kilometers with an average gradient of nearly 19%, the black-rated trail follows natural mountain terrain filled with exposed roots, loose rocks, steep sections, technical switchbacks, drops, and wooden features. Unlike the smoother Freeride Trail, the Enduro Trail rewards careful line selection and excellent bike handling while preserving the authentic character of mountain riding. One of Mosorny Gro?'s greatest strengths is its direct connection to the Babia G�ra Trails, an extensive network of natural mountain bike routes extending far beyond the bike park itself. Riders can combine lift-served gravity trails with long cross-country loops and scenic enduro adventures that pass through forests, mountain clearings, and traditional villages surrounding Babia G�ra. Popular routes such as Sokolica, Diablak, Wilcza ?apa, Tabakowy, and Kania Czubajka offer varying levels of technical difficulty while showcasing the region's spectacular landscapes. Intermediate riders will particularly enjoy the Sokolica Trail, a flowing blue-rated descent stretching nearly 4.8 kilometers. The trail combines smooth berms, gentle rollers, natural roots, and moderate technical sections, making it an excellent progression route for riders moving beyond beginner-level flow trails. Meanwhile, more experienced riders can tackle the steeper Diablak Trail, which features faster terrain and more demanding technical challenges. The surrounding scenery is among the finest in Poland. Trails descend through dense spruce forests, open alpine meadows, and scenic mountain ridges while offering breathtaking views of Babia G�ra, often called the "Queen of the Beskids." During summer, colorful wildflowers blanket the mountainsides, while traditional mountain huts provide ideal places to stop for regional cuisine and panoramic views before continuing the ride. Trail maintenance is carried out to a very high standard throughout the riding season. Berms, jumps, drainage systems, wooden features, and technical trail sections receive regular attention to ensure safe and enjoyable riding conditions. The PKL trail crews continually update and improve the routes, adapting them to modern mountain bikes while preserving the natural character of the terrain. Facilities at Mosorny Gro? continue to expand every season. Riders have access to bike transport via the chairlift, restaurants, caf�s, parking, and visitor amenities at the base station. The resort has also introduced a bike rental center, offering traditional and electric bicycles for visitors wishing to explore the surrounding Babia G�ra Trails and recreational cycling routes. The riding season generally runs from late spring through autumn, depending on weather conditions and lift operations. Throughout the summer, Mosorny Gro? hosts coaching sessions, community rides, and mountain biking events while serving as an excellent base for exploring the wider Beskid ?ywiecki region. Because of its proximity to other popular destinations such as Zawoja, Kasina, and the Czech and Slovak mountain regions, many riders include Mosorny Gro? as part of longer mountain biking road trips across Central Europe. Whether you're carving smooth berms on the Freeride Trail, tackling the technical Enduro route, exploring the spectacular Babia G�ra Trails, or simply enjoying one of Poland's most beautiful mountain landscapes, Mosorny Gro? Bike Park offers an outstanding riding experience. Its combination of professionally built gravity trails, natural alpine terrain, excellent lift infrastructure, and breathtaking scenery has firmly established it as one of the premier mountain biking destinations in southern Poland.