Guided Mountain Skiing in Vallter 2000, Catalan Pyrenees

Context Vallter 2000 is a ski resort located in a glacial cirque at 2,000 meters within the Catalan Pyrenees, part of the Natural Park of the Capçaleres del Ter i del Freser. Opened in 1975, it offers over 15 km of marked ski runs and dedicated routes for mountain skiing. On clear days, the Mediterranean Sea is visible from its peaks—a rare and striking sight for a mountain ski destination. The experience You'll take part in a guided route lasting approximately 4 hours, ascending and descending a total of 707 meters in elevation. The route combines alpine skiing with mountain skiing along clearly marked trails, passing through high-altitude landscapes and iconic landmarks such as the Ulldeter Refuge and the source of the Ter River. The crisp mountain wind and variable snow textures underfoot enhance the immersive alpine experience. For whom This activity is designed for skiers with basic alpine skiing skills and experience making parallel turns, seeking an introduction to mountain skiing with moderate physical demands. It is not suitable for complete beginners or those without personal ski equipment. Local context The resort lies within the municipality of Setcases, in the Ripollès region, where mountain traditions coexist with sustainable tourism. Local shepherds continue seasonal transhumance, and regional cuisine reflects the richness of the surrounding natural landscape.