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Malinka 4, Wisła
The Adam Małysz Ski Jump in the Malinka district of Wisła is one of the most important ski jumping venues in Poland. It has hosted the World Cup, the FIS Grand Prix, the Continental Cup and the national championships, and its silhouette has become part of the landscape of the Silesian Beskids.
The hill has a plastic matting surface and refrigerated inrun tracks, so competitions can also be held at temperatures above zero. Added to this are floodlights, a chairlift and the stands and slopes that hold around eight thousand spectators.
When no contests are taking place, visitors can ride the chairlift up to the viewing platform in the upper part of the hill. It offers a view of the entire inrun and landing area as well as a panorama of the Silesian Beskids. The visit takes about an hour and pairs well with sightseeing in Wisła.
