Ski resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees (Spain)
4 ski resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees (Spain), with top elevations from 2,250 to 2,630 m. Compared here: base elevation, top elevation, vertical drop, kilometres of slopes, lifts and the breakdown of runs by level.
Compare the ski resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees
Every cell shows only what the resort publishes: where we have no figure there is a dash, never an estimate. The vertical drop is the top elevation minus the base elevation, and the level breakdown is a percentage of the ski area, worked out from the figures each resort publishes.
| Resort | Base | Summit | Vertical drop | Ski area | Lifts | Terrain breakdown | Rental |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cerler | 1,500 m | 2,630 m | 1,130 m | 80 km | 17 | 13 % green · 35 % blue · 33 % red · 20 % black | Rent skis |
| Candanchu | 1,530 m | 2,400 m | 870 m | 47 km | 15 | 23 % green · 38 % blue · 26 % red · 13 % black | Rent skis |
| Astún | 1,700 m | 2,300 m | 600 m | 55 km | 14 | 22 % green · 40 % blue · 25 % red · 13 % black | Rent skis |
| Formigal-Panticosa | 1,530 m | 2,250 m | 720 m | 176 km | 30 | 20 % green · 37 % blue · 31 % red · 12 % black | Rent skis |
Frequently asked questions about skiing in Aragonese Pyrenees
Which ski resorts are there in Aragonese Pyrenees?
This page compares 4 ski resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees, spread across these areas: Aragonese Pyrenees. Each one has its own page with its elevations, its ski area and its ski rental.
Which is the biggest ski resort in Aragonese Pyrenees?
Of the 4 resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees that publish their kilometres of slopes (out of 4 compared), the one with most is Formigal-Panticosa, with 176 km, ahead of Cerler (80 km). Resorts that do not publish the figure are not part of this comparison.
Which is the highest ski resort in Aragonese Pyrenees?
The highest point in Aragonese Pyrenees is at Cerler: 2,630 m, in Aragonese Pyrenees. Next comes Candanchu (2,400 m). This comparison covers every resort on this page, because we have the elevation of all of them.
Which ski resort has the biggest vertical drop in Aragonese Pyrenees?
Cerler: 1,130 m between its base (1,500 m) and its summit (2,630 m). The vertical drop is the difference between the two elevations, not the length of any single run.
Which ski resort is best for beginners in Aragonese Pyrenees?
Of the 4 resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees that publish their terrain breakdown, the one with most beginner terrain is Candanchu, at 23%. Each resort's breakdown is in the table above.
Which ski resort is best for advanced skiers in Aragonese Pyrenees?
Of the 4 resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees that publish their terrain breakdown, the one with most advanced and expert terrain is Cerler, at 20%.
When do the ski resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees open?
For the 2026/27 season, the 4 resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees with a calculated window open between December 5, 2026 and December 5, 2026, and close between April 6, 2027 and April 12, 2027. These are expected dates and depend on the snow: the confirmed ones, resort by resort, are on the season dates page.
Where can you rent skis in Aragonese Pyrenees?
4 of the 4 resorts in Aragonese Pyrenees on this page have their ski rental bookable online with Caranva, with pick-up at the resort itself. The "Rental" column in the table links straight to each one.