Bieg Zbója

The Zbój Race is a mountain run held in the picturesque region of Bielsko-Biała, on routes around the Klimczok peak. The race's name refers to the legend of the bandit Klimczok, who formed a gang to help the poor and left behind traces in the form of a shelter and a cave. The course is demanding, with significant elevation gains and technical ascents that test the character and endurance of participants. This event attracts runners from all over Poland, offering not only a sporting challenge but also a unique atmosphere and beautiful mountain views.

The start package includes a limited-edition running band and a neck gaiter in the color assigned to the distance. There is an option to purchase an extended package with a T-shirt and a belt for the race number. Finisher medals are cast, and participants receive a recovery meal and a certificate of completion with time and place. The 'Hilton' refreshment point offers a rich buffet on the route. The race is mountain-based, with limited distances, start packages with T-shirts and belts, certificates, medals, and meals.