At the Winter Sports Centre in Ptaszkowa, there are cross-country ski trails measuring 1,000 and 1,600 metres in length. The trails are paved, lit, artificially snow-covered and groomed.
If you are considering Ptaszkowa as a place to stay, you may want to find suitable accommodation.
Culture and Trails
The wooden church in Ptaszkowa dates back to 1555. Its construction is Late Gothic; it also features 18th-century polychrome decoration and several paintings from the 16th century.
Around Ptaszkowa, there are marked hiking trails, nature trails and cycling routes that support hiking and cycling in the surrounding area. Ptaszkowa also has a bicycle service shelter with resting facilities, a repair station and an interactive map of the available cycling routes and the places associated with them.
Landscape
Ptaszkowa lies in an extensive valley at an altitude of approximately 500 metres above sea level. To the north are Rosochatka and Koziniec, to the south the Postawne–Jaworze ridge, and to the east the Three Kopces group with Chełm.
Rosochatka and Jaworze are located near Ptaszkowa. Spalska Gora and Czerszla are situated in the surrounding area.
Location and Surroundings
Ptaszkowa is located next to the Grybów–Nowy Sącz railway line and on the road from Grybów via Kamionka to Nowy Sącz.
In the wider regional surroundings of Ptaszkowa are Rytro, Tropsztyn - Zamek and Muszyna - Ruiny Zamku.
