Bieg Zbója

Bieg Zbója is a mountain race held in the picturesque area of Bielsko-Biała, on trails around the summit of Klimczok. The race takes its name from the legend of the bandit Klimczok, who formed a gang that helped the poor and left traces behind in the form of a mountain hut and a cave. The course is demanding, with significant elevation gain and technical climbs that test runners’ character and endurance. The event attracts runners from all over Poland, offering not only a sporting challenge but also a unique atmosphere and beautiful mountain views.

The race package includes a limited-edition running band and a neck gaiter in a color assigned to the distance. An extended package with a T-shirt and race-number belt is available for purchase. At the finish, runners receive a cast medal, a recovery meal, and a certificate of completion showing their time and place. The “Hilton” aid station offers a generous buffet along the course. Mountain race, limited distances, race packages with T-shirts and belts, certificates, medals, meals