Ski resorts in Spain

Baqueira-Beret is a ski area in Lleida, Spain, with 153 km of marked pistes served by 36 lifts. The slopes run from 1,473 m up to a summit of 2,600 m, a vertical drop of 1,127 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 43% blue, 40% red and 11% black.

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Candanchu is a ski area in Spain, with 29 km of marked pistes served by 24 lifts. The slopes run from 1,514 m up to a summit of 2,239 m, a vertical drop of 725 m. Graded runs are 12% green, 27% blue, 37% red and 24% black.

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Cerler is a ski area in Spain, with 136 km of marked pistes served by 19 lifts. The slopes run from 1,129 m up to a summit of 2,618 m, a vertical drop of 1,489 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 39% blue, 38% red and 17% black.

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Estación de esquí de Valdesquí is a ski area in Spain, with 42 km of marked pistes served by 21 lifts. The slopes run from 1,701 m up to a summit of 2,264 m, a vertical drop of 563 m. Graded runs are 27% green, 65% blue, 6% red and 2% black.

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La Molina is a ski area in Spain, with 98 km of marked pistes served by 17 lifts. The slopes run from 1,652 m up to a summit of 2,522 m, a vertical drop of 870 m. Graded runs are 9% green, 38% blue, 45% red and 8% black.

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Masella is a ski area in Spain, with 54 km of marked pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 1,615 m up to a summit of 2,510 m, a vertical drop of 895 m. Graded runs are 3% green, 48% blue, 41% red and 8% black.

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Sierra Nevada is a ski area in Granada, Spain, with 105 km of marked pistes served by 22 lifts. The slopes run from 2,128 m up to a summit of 3,300 m, a vertical drop of 1,172 m. Graded runs are 10% green, 38% blue, 48% red and 4% black.

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