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2 lucky winners among the more than 220 participants who receive a season pass to La Molina for the winter 24/25.
La Molina, the oldest ski resort in Spain, installed its first commercial ski lift in 1943. Throughout its history, it has offered sport and leisure for all ages.
Most of its area is located in the Cerdanya region, has 61 skiable kilometers distributed over 54 slopes for all levels, a large snowpark and the biggest superpipe in the Pyrenees. In addition, among the leisure offers for non skiers, it proposes a wide range of activities such as snow-grooming, snowshoeing or segway on snow.
It also has a long experience in hosting international events such as the Alpine Skiing World Cup (2008), the Snowboard World Championship (2011) or the Disabled Alpine Skiing World Championships (2013). Therefore, a long history and a bright future ahead.
Not only in La Molina, but also in the Cerdanya, Berguedà and Ripollès regions, you can find a wide range of gastronomic and hotel offers for a perfect stay.
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2 lucky winners among the more than 220 participants who receive a season pass to La Molina for the winter 24/25.
The Girona resort said goodbye to the 2023-2024 winter season last Sunday, April 7.
The activities of FGC Turisme have involved an aggregate business worth 50 million euros and 2,800 llocs of work for the Muntanya valleys where they are located.
After a very busy Easter weather-wise, La Molina, Boí Taüll, Espot, Port Ainé and Vallter will remain open until Sunday, April 7.
The competition, organized by the Federació Catalana d'Esports per a Persones amb Discapacitat Intel·lectual - ACELL, will be held next Saturday, March 23, in the Nordic walking modality.
La Molina, Vallter, Espot Esquí and Port Ainé will open their ski areas uninterruptedly until April 7 if snow conditions and weather permit it. The Boí Taüll Ribagorzan resort will also reopen on the weekend of April 13 and 14.
Thanks to the snowfall, FGC Turisme's mountain resorts will be able to open a large part of their ski area and ensure a very good Easter week.
With the latest snowfall as a backdrop, on Thursday March 7 FGC Turisme launched a raffle among all members of the Pirineu365 Club to win a pair of Head skis, to choose between two models.
The six resorts, altogether, plan to open about 75% of the ski areas.
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