Elevation
1,959m
Base
2,535m
Summit
585m
Vertical Drop
Trails
14
8 Acres
Lifts
11
3 types
Snowfall
23cm
Annual Snowfall
2.4cm
Dec
8cm
Jan
4cm
Feb
8cm
Mar
1.5cm
Apr

Best known for

Vallter 2000

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 14, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2025

Projected Days Open

125

Years Open

48

Terrain

Beginners Runs
9%
Intermediate Runs
57%
Advanced Runs
34%
Runs in Total
14
Longest Run
2 km
Skiable Terrain
11.3 km
Snow Making
9 km

Lifts

11

Quad Chairs
1
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
9

Reviews

Giles

Vallter is a curious little spot. It's the most easterly of Pyrenean resorts and glimpses of the Mediterranean can be had from the summit. It's also one of the highest resorts in the range, although only 60 miles from Barcelona. The station's proximity to the ocean can sometimes bring massive snow dumps, resulting in a resort transformed. On the other hand, it's position on the south side of the Pyrenees can mean the traditional precipitation that comes across France simply does not reach Vallter, and the mountain goes dry. However, when there is snow, it's a revelation. It's a quick, toll free drive from Barcelona and with only a little effort you can be skiing off-piste, alone and in bliss. It's also a family friendly spot and the ski instructors seem to be uber-capable. And, the valley itself, running from Llanars to Setcases is among the most bucolic and beautiful alpine areas in Catalonia, free of over-development, rife with horse farms, and quaint town centres. Vallter is continuously overlooked in favor of Masella, to the west, but when there is snow, this mountain is charming and worth checking out.

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