Intense snow in the Pyrenees during the week sees activity return after tough 2020-2021 season.
Most ski resorts in Catalonia (Spain) opened this weekend, earlier than expected, benefiting from the intense snowstorm that affected the Catalan Pyrenees between Tuesday and Thursday.
Activity usually returns to the Catalan slopes coinciding with the December 6 and December 8 bank holidays, but the most popular ones were able to move the inauguration of the 2021-2022 season around ten days forward.
Alpine ski resorts Port Ainé opened on Friday, with Boí Taüll, Baqueira-Beret, La Molina and Vallter 2000 welcoming skiers from Saturday.
Other ski resorts in the country, including Port del Comte, will open next week, with the Nordic skiing one Tuixent – la Vansa already on from Friday.
Around 30 cm of snowfall has enabled a progressive return to activity – although not all the slopes are available yet.
Sanitary passports are not required to access the slopes.
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See also Andorra travel guide
See also Pyrenees travel guide
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See also Spain travel guide
See also Catalan travel guide
