Cerler
Weather at Cerler
Low: 1.9°C / High: 1.9°C
Wind: N 3 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 2 cm
7 days: 111 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 130 cm
Season Total: 111 cm
Resort Status
Resort Overview
Perched as Spain's highest ski resort in the Benasque Valley, Cerler reaches an impressive 2,630 meters at Gallinero peak. With 81 kilometers of marked runs, the resort offers exceptional vertical drops and varied terrain across multiple orientations. The high-altitude position ensures reliable snow conditions, while the layout provides an engaging mix of open bowls, technical runs, and peaceful valleys.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
72
Total Area
80km
49.7 miles
Cerler Lift System
The resort's 19 lifts efficiently serve all major sectors, with modern chairlifts and surface lifts strategically positioned to maximize terrain access. The Ampriu and Rincón del Cielo chairlifts provide crucial connections to the highest points, while convenient beginner lifts serve the learning areas. This well-planned system enables smooth progression from novice areas to more challenging terrain.
Lifts
Total Lifts
19
Lift Types
5
Location & Getting There
Situated in the Aragonese Pyrenees, Cerler sits above the historic town of Benasque, just three hours from Barcelona. The resort's position in the Benasque Valley, surrounded by peaks over 3,000 meters, creates a dramatic alpine setting. The combination of high-altitude skiing with access to authentic mountain culture in surrounding villages offers visitors a complete Spanish mountain experience.
Cerler
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