• Winter only, when the slope has snow, so check the operator's Facebook page before heading up
• Lift needs five riders: the drag lift only runs with at least five people riding, so it may not run on a quiet day
• Rental and a warm-up spot: skis can be rented and stored at the station, and the Klakier restaurant serves hot drinks and meals

Łysa Góra is a forested hill in Sopot, one of the town's best-known viewpoints, that turns into a ski slope in winter. The single 286m run drops 39m and is served by a drag lift, with snowmaking and floodlights for evening skiing.

At the base there is ski rental, a storage room and the Klakier restaurant for hot drinks and meals.