Gorce tracker – Field game

Field game

Our field game Gorce Tracker is not just fun – it’s a little adventure and learning in one! Right at the entrance, children receive a special map with a task – while walking along the educational trail, they need to find and collect 7 stamps featuring wild animals that live in the Gorce.

Each stamp is hidden in a different part of our centre and shows a different forest resident – a capercaillie, an owl, a wolf, a badger, an eagle and others. In this way, children learn what each animal looks like, remember its name, and gain valuable nature knowledge in the most natural way – through movement, searching, and the joy of discovery!

After collecting the full set of stamps, every young tracker receives a commemorative diploma, and additionally – if they wish – they can purchase a Gorce Tracker gold medal. It’s a reward that brings joy, motivates, and stays in memory for a long time.

This simple activity makes children pay more attention to their surroundings, stay more engaged and active while visiting. And most importantly – they have a great time!

Educational trail

1,300 m of walking among the treetops

This 1300-metre trail rises gently above the ground. On an interactive walk you will discover many attractions and fun facts that reveal the…
Viewing towers

The Gorce forests from a bird’s-eye view

As you climb into the treetops, keep your eyes wide open, because the Gorce forests are a paradise for many winged residents.
Educational pavilion

An exhibition, a film and surprises from nature

Want to hear the capercaillie's call and touch sheep wool? Learn how oscypek is made? Or watch a film?
Underground tunnel

40 metres below the surface

Look beneath the surface and explore the world of rocks, the Mały Kowaniec stream, and mountain cave dwellers.
Gorce petting farm

Goats, rabbits, sheep and hens

Friendly goats, bunnies, sheep, chickens and ducks are waiting for you at the Gorce petting farm.
Extra charge

Tyrolka Adventure

Over 200 metres of adrenaline

The thrilling Tyrolka Adventure starts at the Small Tower and runs for over 200 metres, reaching beyond the Educational Pavilion.
Deer enclosure

Proud red deer up close

Walking along the path and inside the enclosure, you can admire the proud deer. See them up close and observe their habits.
Playground

Visiting with kids? A safe and atmospheric forest playground awaits, with animal figures, a treehouse, and a hanging tunnel.
Forest rope park

Wooden obstacles surrounded by nature offer children active fun, skill development and loads of joy.
Adrenaline walkways

Want a bit of excitement high among the treetops? You’ll find a ladder, a spider web, a balance beam and a glass bridge – obstacles that…
Bird models

On the tour route you’ll come across realistic 3D models of birds – an owl, an eagle and others.
Animal figures

You will also come across some exceptional inhabitants of the Gorce Mountains… but this time you don’t need to sneak up!
Educational workshops

Every Sunday we invite you to free workshops – included in your ticket!
Cinema hall

Visit the cinema hall in the Educational Pavilion and discover the beauty of the Gorce Mountains from a whole new perspective.
Closed in autumn and winter

Forest slide

The forest slide is one of the favourite spots for our youngest visitors.
Gorce beehive

While walking the trail, you can literally step into our Gorce beehive.
Bird clock

Turn the pointer to hear the calls of the capercaillie, woodpecker, tawny owl and other birds.
Relaxation zone

Take a break in the relaxation zone with deckchairs. It’s the perfect place to rest in nature and enjoy the soothing sound of a mountain…