Bike Park Kasina, 50 km from the center of Kraków, is a place that will surely appeal to many bikers. Here, both those who like flow trails and those who prefer natural ones will find something for themselves. Both less and more experienced riders.
Spękane Skały in Miszkowice, Lower Silesia, consist of a dozen or so adjacent rock formations with plenty of easy bolted routes. Their southern exposure and high sun exposure make this a great area for cool autumn days.
Rabka Trails on Krzywoń Mountain consists of several trails, most of which are at the red level, meaning they are suitable for intermediate riders. A convenient uphill trail and interesting routes make this a place I want to return to.
Unpredictable weather can disrupt even the best-prepared trek, especially at night. Wind, moisture and sudden temperature drops quickly reveal whether your gear is reliable. The sleeping bag is one of the most critical pieces of equipment. Learning how to choose and use it correctly makes the difference between restful sleep and a cold, sleepless night. Below you’ll find practical advice and examples of PAJAK winter sleeping bags designed for hikers who value warmth without carrying unnecessary weight.
Lots of features on the trails, not too steep, tables are large but not too large, and a beautiful view of the Tatra Mountains. The bike park in Białka Tatrzańska provided me with tons of great fun :)
Myślenice Singletracks is a complex of mountain bike trails on two mountains: Chełm, which can be accessed by a chairlift, and Uklejna, which requires a bike climb. In total, there are over a dozen trails, most of them at the red level. Both mountains feature plenty of rocks, so enthusiasts of riding over rocky terrain should be satisfied ;)
The idea of hitting the open road in a camper has become more popular than ever. From young adventurers seeking freedom to families wanting flexible vacations, camper travel promises independence, mobility, and a unique lifestyle. But is traveling by camper truly worth it? Let’s explore!
Beginners won’t find much for themselves at Czarna Góra, but those who train enduro and downhill at a high level should be satisfied.
Šemberské stezky are a few short singletracks located 30 km east of Prague. The spot is too small to justify traveling there specifically from far away, but it’s worth a visit if you’re in the area.
Bike X Zone is a collection of relatively easy trails around Sušice in southern Czech Republic. They’re not long, but quite interesting – flowy with rocky sections. Beyond these official trails, you can also find a few trails from the 2022 EnduroXrace event in the area. There’s plenty to ride!