The Skiers' Guide to Baqueira - Beret

Love baquiera, have been coming for years! plenty of options of terrain and loads of restaurants and bars on slope too (especially moet bar for apres!!)
Highly recommend!!x

We loved our time here! It wasn’t busy and the mountain was well maintained. The lifts were quick and runs were well groomed. Ski/snowboard rental was efficient and the gear was good. I’d recommend this mountain to others! We visited from Barcelona and I’d recommend a 4 wheel drive because our car got stuck in the snow.

Great resort with really easily accesible off piste. Often very quiet and a decent well built/maintained snow park. Would definitely recommend!

Good value for money and great for lower level skiers who are trying to learn as there are easy runs and good sports to practice

Really nice different experience skiing in Spain compared to other parts of Europe. Enough interesting skiing for a 6 day stay with varied types of runs and conditions. We stayed at Eurostars Hotel, smart and well run and staff really welcoming and helpful, good restaurant and apres facilities.

Great resort for all the family with an extensive ski area. Amazing food. Excellent apres ski. Good accomodation in all the categories. Charming villages along the Val d'Aran.

My favourite resort.Well maintained pistes,Not crowded-hardly any queues.reasonable prices.good food.good snow reliability.

Beautiful place , recommended for beginners and advanced snowboarders. Been there first time and was mesmerised.

A really well kept secret with wide open pistes and awesome off piste which is lift accessible.

If you are blessed with fresh snow I cant think of a better resort for easily accessible off piste and easy returns to the slopes

The lift map doesnt do the resort justice and struggles to show the variety and extent of the runs available.

Stunning Pyrenees views and a friendly atmosphere.

Baqueira is an upmarket resort with very reasonable prices.Very good lift system,hardly any queues,very well maintained and spacious pistes.My favourite resort and Ive been to most resorts in Europe and Whistler in Canada.

Definitely a good ski resort, it is evident that a lot of people that go here are regulars and it really feels like a community. Weekends can get quite busy but all in all there is a good mix of people so I definitely recommend.

A great, family resort. Good for beginners. Great restaurants & prices. Ideally need a car. Resort is only 2 hours from Toulouse or 4 hours from Barcelona. Reasonable priced accommodation in Salardu & Arties. Much cheaper than France!!!

Incredible resort to take beginners and children, even when snow is rubbish they work so hard to keep the pistes as good as they can do! Brilliant restaurants for tapas and red wine. Love it here.

Excellent resort for blue red skiers. Limited for expert terrain when snow cover is hard pack/icy. Food excellent everywhere. Lifts generally fast & reliable.

Grest place to go as a family or a group of friends! Good quality of slopes and good options for restaurants and evening plans. However, car is needed for everything.

Pros
- great snow conditions
- wide variety of ski terrain
- modern and fast lifts
- not crowded
- great food/drinks
- not too expensive

Cons
- limited après
- slightly harder to get to than some resorts
- language barrier, no English ski school

Amazing ski resort where you can get tired of slopes. You can ski a different path every day, due to its 165 km. In addition to that, the après ski life is something else, with a lot of options and some very nice hotels, there is something for every taste. Even if the price of this ski resort is slightly higher than any other resort in Spain, it is definitely worth the money. You can find areas for absolute beginners, intermediate or more expert. I would highly recommend this to anyone!

Baqueira is a great resort with family. Accommodation in the resort is very close to the pistes. The facilities are new, clean and extremely efficient. You will not wait in line for a second, everything runs smoothly and quick. May not be ideal for very beginners as the piste to come down to the station gets really busy/wet by the end of the day.

Great little resort with a traditional Spanish feel.

We went in early Jan and our only issue was the snow was a bit thin that year. We still had loads of fun ripping groomers and did one day touring just outside the resort.

Accomodation was reasonably easy but definitely easier with a car. We stay two towns away down the valley.

This is Spain so you are not going to be disappointed by the food (and the prices). We are very well enjoying great tapas, iberico ham, and char grilled steaks. Not a huge amount of internal variety but I don't think you need it.

Would definitely visit again, especially if the conditions looked more promising.

I went on the last week of the season so the lower slopes were pretty much mud by this time. However there were fresh snow falls on three of the six days on the upper slopes. The last day in particular was excellent with almost a foot of powder overnight which made for an amazing last day of skiing last year