The slide utilizes a gravity-based design that does not require an external engine for the descent.
The braking mechanism is entirely manual, allowing the operator to dictate their own speed.
The attraction is positioned in the Pieniny Mountains region, which is known for its limestone geological formations.
The Zjeżdżalnia grawitacyjna is a mountain gravity slide located in the spa town of Szczawnica, Poland. It operates on a winding track that allows riders to control their descent speed using a manual braking lever. The attraction is situated near the Palenica mountain peak. Riders travel in single-seat bobsled-style carts. The track features banked curves and straight sections designed to utilize natural topography. It is a seasonal outdoor recreational facility.
The elevated vantage point at the start of the track, offering a panoramic view of the Pieniny range.
Push the brake lever fully forward for maximum speed or pull it toward you to slow down during sharp turns.
Wear comfortable, secure footwear as you must keep your feet inside the cart at all times.
Secure all loose items, such as hats or cameras, before starting the descent.
Do not attempt to stop the cart completely in the middle of the track, as this can cause a collision with riders behind you.
Operates only during the spring, summer, and early autumn months; closed during winter and during heavy rainfall or high-wind conditions.
Strictly follow the operator's safety instructions regarding speed limits and distance from the cart in front of you.
