Day of the Clubs and Season Passes
A day full of skiing, competition, fun and prizes for all snow fans.
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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A day full of skiing, competition, fun and prizes for all snow fans.
A day of competition and fun
Come and enjoy a fun family gym to celebrate Easter in La Molina!
La TriSnow La Molina returns for another year to say goodbye to the winter season with a unique winter triathlon race
The maximum accumulated thicknesses thanks to the latest snowfalls range between 120 and more than 300 cm of snow at high altitudes, depending on the resort. The six FGC tourist resorts will have recreational and sports activities for all audiences, such as children's workshops, DJ sessions, gastronomic offerings and social races.
Ferrocarrils will present the wide range of activities offered by the mountain resorts, tourist trains and the Parc Astronòmic del Montsec. During the show, from 28 to 30 March at the Montjuïc exhibition centre, FGC will present the latest tourist transport season news.
The six ski and mountain resorts managed by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya plan to open their ski areas until Easter. With 28 days of the season ahead, winter sports enthusiasts will be able to enjoy unbeatable conditions thanks to the abundant snowfall recorded in recent weeks.
On March 26, the 3rd stage of the "104th Volta Ciclista a Catalunya 2025" will be held, where the route will affect several roads in our region.
The two entities have signed a 4-year collaboration agreement with the aim of promoting skiing and mountain activities for people with any type of disability, implementing accessible technologies and bringing this sport closer to all audiences.
The six Ferrocarrils resorts, together, plan to open almost all of the ski areas this weekend. The good condition of the slopes, the constant work of the station staff and the forecast of more snowfall predict a good end to the season with the ski areas in optimal operation until Easter.
The staff will carry a device that can be activated in the event of an incident, which will allow the person to be located and monitored in real time and instantly. When the device is activated, it sends an alert to the telephone number that is associated, either the control center or the staff on duty. With this new tool, Ferrocarrils reaffirms its commitment to the safety of its workers by betting on new technologies.
The Catalan, who has the record of 214 km/h, trained today at the Girona resort to prepare for her participation in the FIS World Speed Skiing Championship that will take place in the French resort from March 17 to 30. The Solell slope in La Molina becomes the stage to test the sprinter's equipment and technique.
Make-up workshops, costume contests, hot chocolates, live music and many more activities will fill La Molina, Vall de Núria, Vallter, Espot, Port Ainé and Boí Taüll with debauchery.
The Girona resort has 33 kilometers of skiable slopes and 10 ski lifts in operation. The Alp2500 domain, which allows skiing at the La Molina and Masella resorts, is open and offers the skier public up to 75 kilometers of slopes.
The day is being held this weekend, February 8 and 9, in an inclusive and accessible environment adapted to their needs. The practice of sports contributes greatly to improving the quality of life of people with disabilities, which translates into a positive impact on a physical, cognitive, emotional, family and social level. The Girona resort stands out for being one of the most advanced centers in resources for people with reduced mobility and has received awards at an international level.
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