The mountain also houses Kasina Ski – a family ski resort. In mid-2016, an overhaul of the station began. On its foundations, a modern all-year-round sports and recreation centre was built. The overhaul started with the replacement of the old chair lift with a new, modern, 6-person unhitched chair lift with characteristic orange covers. When you get to the upper station (902 metres above sea level), after covering the distance of 1000 metres, you can choose an easier blue piste (1300 metres) or the fast and steep red piste (750 metres) and the hardest black piste (300 metres). You can also spend a while and rest on the viewing terrace, admire the winter views of the Island Beskids, as well as the picturesque Kasina Wielka, the home town of Justyna Kowalczyk. Less experienced skiers and children can choose the 100-metre conveyor belt and the ski slope located right next to it. At the bottom station, you can find a huge parking, a ski school, service, equipment rental and also an inn and a bistro. The slope is illuminated and groomed. Where did its name come from? Śnieżnica owes it to the snowflakes, which tends to be visible for quite a long time near its peak. Even in the Middle Ages, the mountain was often described as the Snow Mountain; however, the knowledge whether the residents used this snow to ski downhill is forever lost in time.