• Two ways in: past the railway viaduct on Racławicka, or from the Park Grabiszyński side
• Skiers and snowboarders share the slope on snowy days, so keep small sledders out of their line
• Grabiszynka stream comes above ground by the north slope, worth a look on a dry-day walk

Mała Sobótka is a man-made hill, built at the end of the 19th century from soil left over from a railway embankment. Locals also call it Górka Skarbowców, after the street beside it.

After a snowfall its slopes fill with sleds, and skiers and snowboarders turn up too. The rest of the year it is a spot for walks and play, joined by a strip of green to Park Grabiszyński.