Formigal
Spain
Europe
Km piste | Min Height (m) | Max Height (m) |
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143 | 1501 | 2265 |
Sub Area | Multi-Area Collection |
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No | No |
Description
Formigal is a popular ski resort located in the Aragonese Pyrenees of Spain. Formigal was purpose-built as a ski resort and offers a modern and well-equipped infrastructure.
The village itself is relatively small but provides all the necessary amenities for visitors, including accommodations, restaurants, bars, and shops.
The resort has a welcoming and lively atmosphere, making it a great destination for après-ski activities.
The après-ski scene in Formigal is vibrant, with several bars and restaurants offering a range of options for relaxation and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy delicious Spanish cuisine, sip on drinks, and socialize with fellow skiers. The resort often hosts live music events and parties, creating a lively atmosphere for après-ski enthusiasts.
One of the highlights of Formigal is the ability to ski back to the village. The resort offers various ski-in/ski-out accommodations, allowing skiers to easily access the slopes from their doorstep. This feature is convenient for those who want to maximize their time on the mountain and enjoy the flexibility of skiing directly to their accommodation at the end of the day.
Formigal is suitable for skiers of all levels, but it particularly caters to intermediate and advanced skiers. The ski area offers a wide range of slopes, including challenging black runs and off-piste areas for experienced skiers. Beginners can also find gentle slopes and dedicated learning areas to develop their skillsh enumber of accessible blue slopes is very limited.
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Ski Pass
6 day pass | Euro / km |
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294 | 2.05 |
Access
Transfers
Direct Train | Train + Bus Option | Direct coach |
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No | No | No |
Train Connections
The closest station is Lourdes, from there it's a 2hr drive - there's no known public transport links
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