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Ski Lessons and Courses in La Molina, Girona
Stands out for
- • Barcelona slope: 4,750 m and 859 m of positive elevation
- • 73 snowmaking machines ensuring consistent snow quality
- • Courses for children from age 4 with specialized instructors
- • Family-friendly atmosphere with services for babies and young children
- • 16 lifts providing easy access to all slopes
Description
Key Info
Difficulty
Moderate
Setting
Outdoors
Best season
seasons.WINTER, seasons.SPRING
Recommended Age Range
All ages
Kid-friendly
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Practical Guide
Everything you need to know about Ski Lessons and Courses in La Molina, Girona
Location
How to get there
Expert Recommendations
Bring thermal and weather-appropriate clothing, sunglasses or a ski mask, and sunscreen. Book early during peak season to avoid long waits. The best time to ski is early morning when snow is firmest and grippiest. Be aware that snow may soften by mid-morning. If you don't have ski boots, rent them for better comfort and safety.
Physical Requirements
Moderate physical activity, requires balance and coordination for skiing
About the Area
La Molina is located in the Catalan Pyrenees, within the Cerdanya region of Girona. It offers 71 km of slopes with varied terrain for all levels, modern facilities including snowmaking systems and accessibility features. Nearby attractions include hiking trails, local cuisine, and cultural sites in the region. The resort is a family-oriented destination with activities for children and winter sports events.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the minimum age for group ski courses?
Group ski courses are available for children starting at age 4, with age- and skill-level-adjusted groups.
What equipment should I bring for ski lessons in La Molina?
Wear appropriate winter clothing, gloves, sunglasses or a ski mask, sunscreen, and bring your own ski boots if not renting.
How does snow quality change throughout the day?
Snow is typically best in the morning, with fresh powder and firm grip, but may soften later in the day due to sunlight.
Are there long lines to buy lift passes at the station?
During holidays and peak hours, long lines can form for lift pass purchases, so it's recommended to buy in advance or avoid these times.
What is the difficulty level of the slopes for mountain skiing?
The resort offers slopes for all abilities, with the Barcelona slope featuring 859 m of elevation gain, suitable for intermediate skiers.