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Korbielów in the Jeleśnia commune is the winter capital of Pilsko — a peak rising to 1557 m, whose main summit lies on the Slovak side, in the Żywiec-Orawa Beskids. Apart from Kasprowy Wierch, this is the highest alpine ski area in Poland, and in winter around 14 lifts operate here in total.
The core of the complex is Pilsko-Jontek on the Hala Szczawiny clearing: a two-seater chairlift and 6 drag lifts serve 23 km of runs — green, red and black, all groomed, snow-covered and floodlit. The Zagroń complex has a four-seater chairlift plus a children's carpet lift, while at Baba-Solisko another two-seater chairlift runs with a snow-covered, lit piste. The youngest and beginners are served by the Cypisek carpet lift with a gentle, groomed slope.
At the height of the season the resorts announce round-the-clock skiing: from Tuesday to Sunday the lifts work non-stop, with Monday running until late at night. The variety of runs means both families and skiers looking for steep sections ride on Pilsko. The name Pilsko is often extended to the whole mountain group, which Slovak regionalisation classifies as the Orawa Beskids — regardless of naming, this is one of the southernmost points of Polish skiing.
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