Sierra Nevada
Weather at Sierra Nevada
Low: 4.8°C / High: 4.8°C
Wind: E 8 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 1 cm
7 days: 29 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 150 cm
Season Total: 40 cm
Resort Status
Resort Overview
As Europe's southernmost ski resort, Sierra Nevada delivers the unique experience of skiing with views of the Mediterranean Sea. Rising to 3,300 meters at Veleta peak, this sun-drenched resort offers 110 kilometers of runs in Spain's sunniest skiing destination. The remarkable climate allows visitors to ski in the morning and potentially visit Granada's beaches in the afternoon. With 124 runs ranging from gentle beginners' slopes to challenging black runs, Sierra Nevada combines Mediterranean warmth with high-altitude snow reliability.
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Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
116
Total Area
107km
66.5 miles
Sierra Nevada Lift System
A modern network of 19 lifts serves Sierra Nevada's varied terrain, capable of moving 45,622 skiers per hour. The Al-Andalus gondola provides swift access from the resort base to the upper mountain, while high-speed chairlifts like Veleta and Stadium ensure efficient coverage of all sectors. The resort's advanced lift system includes magic carpets in dedicated learning zones and specialized lifts serving the snowpark, ensuring comfortable access for all ability levels.
Lifts
Total Lifts
19
Lift Types
6
Lift Breakdown
Location & Getting There
Just 32 kilometers from historic Granada and three hours from Málaga Airport, Sierra Nevada sits in the heart of Andalusia. The resort base, Pradollano, rests at 2,100 meters, offering a vibrant atmosphere with Spanish flair. This unique position in the Penibético mountain range allows visitors to combine cultural visits to the Alhambra palace with high-altitude skiing. The resort's proximity to the Mediterranean coast creates an extraordinary opportunity to experience both mountain sports and coastal activities within the same day during spring months.
Sierra Nevada
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