La Molina reviews & ratings
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Overview
One of Spain’s oldest ski resorts, La Molina is located in the Catalan Pyrenees and offers 71 km of slopes suitable for all skill levels. La Molina is one of two towns in the Alp 2500 ski area. This resort is great for families and beginners who will enjoy the safe learning areas. More advanced skiers can explore forgiving off-piste opportunities that make La Molina a perfect spot to learn the art of powder skiing and expand your capabilities on varied terrain. La Molina also hosts numerous events and competitions, adding to its lively atmosphere and is popular amongst city dwellers in Barcelona due to it's close nature.
Reviews
Joan - advanced skier
Jan, 7 - 2025
Pistas sencillas y anchas, las instalaciones están normal, tienen algún telesilla muy antiguo que ya va haciendo falta cambiar. Por el resto todo ok.
Enna - beginner skier
Dec, 31 - 2024
I went mid December and they had only had one lot of snow, so only half of the runs were open, I arrived as a complete beginner and after 3 days of skiing Id say I am capable of some red runs, the runs that were open were well looked after and varied in difficulty, unfortunately the final two days were quite ice but they had the snow cannons on so the main slope was powdery. It got a bit busier on the Saturday with schools coming over so big groups of children were on the slopes however it wasnt overly busy. There isnt much choice for aprés but a few bars and restaurants, plus a bowling alley and swimming pool which was a nice addition as I had my 3 year old son with me. Theres a big range of ski hire and ski schools. The price overall was reasonable and I would definitely return