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Candanchu
The oldest winter ressort in Aragonese Pyrenees on the French-Spanish border, close to Astun ski area. Both share over 100km of slopes. Candanchu has a reputation for tough runs.

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Alto Campoo
19km of treeless skiing and snowboarding in 1,650m - 2,175m altitude with lots of scenic views all around. Located at northern Spain, west of Espinilla. Altogether 16 runs of all difficulty levels, served by 13 efficient lifts. Rich off-piste opportunities.
Astun
A popular Spanish ski and snowboard resort located in the Aragon Valley, in the Jacetania area, Aragonese Pyrenees. Together with nearby Candanchu there is over 100km of piste for all standards.
Baqueira-Beret
By all means Spain's leading winter resort with lots of good intermediate slopes, very friendly, helpful locals and good restaurants and bars for apres-ski. Some good off-piste potencial, efficient lifts with few queues. Mainly north-west-facing slopes above 1,800m and extensive snowmaking make this area fairly snowsure, but the latitude means strong sun in late season. 86km of pistes (mainly blue and red ones), 27 lifts.
Cerler
Spanish ski resort nestled in the heart of the Benasque Valley in Huesa, in the Pyrenees. Offering 52km of skiing and snowboarding on 45 runs of all grades, serviced by 18 lifts. Altitude ranging from 1,500m to 2,630m.
Formigal
Spanish ski resort located in the center of the Pyrenean Aragonese, to the north of the province of Huesca and in valley of Tena. This place is working hard to improve its standings as a winter resort. There has been recent expansions and a number of lift improvements, but its 56km of pistes are windswept. So when the wind blows hard, it is really tough out there.
Javalambre
A small Spanish ski resort in the Sierra Javalambre, in 2,000m altitude, very reasonably priced. 6km of relatively short runs, 6 lifts. Best for beginners and early intermediates.
La Molina
50km of high altitude on & off-piste carving and snowboarding above the tree line.
Madrid Xanadu
Year round indoor skiing slope in Madrid, Spain.
Manzaneda
Extensive, mainly treeless skiing and boarding in 1,500m - 1,800m altitude. Located 90km north-east of Ourense, 60km north-west of A Gudina. Trails of all grades, efficient lift system, night skiing operation, extensive snowmaking coverage.
Masella
Rather big Spanish ski and snowboard resort east of Andorra, also called Alp 2500. Consists of 44km of runs at La Molina and its purpose-built satellite Supermolina (1,700m) which are now linked (by six-pack and a gondola) to those of Masella. The whole area now extends over 100km of mainly intermediate skiing.
Panticosa
A charming old Spanish village resort situated in the Tena Valley at the center of the Aragon Pyrenees. 1,184m - 2,220m altitude, neighbouring sometimes very windy Formigal resort. If you happen to ski in Formigal and wind blows hard, retreat to Panticosa. Its slopes are sheltered by trees, but somewhat limited by both length and difficulty. 34km of pistes, mainly for beginners and early intermediates.
Port Ainé
Skiing and snowboarding above 2,000m level east of Rialp, west of Andorra's border.
Snowboarding terrain park with half-pipe, extensive snowmaking, regular grooming.
Puerto Navacerrada
16 mainly beginner and intermediate runs with 300m vertical just under 2,000m line.
Sierra Nevada
Located in the extreme south of Spain, suffers from extremely unpredictable weather conditions. The mostly intermediate slopes are very exposed to the wind and the strong sun. On a good day, however, skiers are treated to a fantastic view from the top of the highest point at Veleta, across the Med, all the way to the Atlas mountains in Morocco.
34 pistes with 19 lifts, 2,100m of altitude.
Teide
A small ski resort with 20km of slopes and 4 lifts on Spain's highest mountain - a volcano on Tenerife (Canary Islands) at 2,000m - 2,300m altitude. This flat region looks like a scenery on the moon, although some flowers bloom there and make the foot of the rising cone a place of extraordinary beauty.
Valdezcaray
A small Spanish ski and snowboard resort located at the North-Eastern end of the Iberian range in the Sierra de la Demanda, Rioja. 20 runs mostly for beginners and intermediates, 7 lifts. Extensive artificial snowmaking.
Vall de Núria
A cozy ski resort for the entire family with a total of 10 partly treed and partly wide-open slopes, a 4-seater chair lift, a box lift and two ski lifts. The quality of the snow is guaranteed by 47 artificial snow cannons which cover six ski slopes of 4.4 km length.
Vallter
An impressive, high altitude ski area featuring 12 mainly intermediate, perfectly-groomed, wide, treeless pistes, served by 8 efficient lifts. The longest run rolling 2.6km with stunning 700m vertical. State-of-the-art snowmaking system, few lift lines.