Formigal

Formigal is a ski resort in the Pyrenees that spreads across four connected valleys with 137 kilometers of slopes ranging from 1,510 to 2,250 meters (4,950 to 7,380 feet) in elevation. The terrain is served by 21 lifts linking multiple difficulty levels including green, blue, red, and black runs.

The valley transformed from a remote mountain area into a major winter sports destination in northeastern Spain during the mid-20th century. This development connected the isolated regional area with growing demand for winter recreation across the Iberian Peninsula.

Skiers from across Spain, particularly from Zaragoza, Madrid, and the Basque Country, return here regularly for winter holidays and have built a strong seasonal community. The valley's culture revolves around this influx of visitors who share mountain traditions and a love of winter sports.

The resort has four separate sectors, each with its own access points, parking facilities, and amenities that may experience different snow conditions. Plan your visit during winter months when snow coverage is reliable, and be prepared for crowded lift lines during weekends and holidays.

The area is divided into four distinct sectors - Sextas, Sarrios, Anayet, and Portalet - that operate independently with separate parking and amenities. This arrangement allows visitors to explore different terrain characteristics without relying on a single central hub.

Location: Huesca Province

Website: http://formigal.com

GPS coordinates: 42.76461,-0.39504

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:04