Sierra Nevada is Southern Spain's winter playground, and Pradollano is its pre-eminent ski resort. With a base altitude of 2,100 metres, and a south-westerly facing sunny bowl, enjoy sun and snow together during the winter ski season. Enjoy the highest peaks in Spain, with the spectacular backdrop of distant Granada,

The Ski Resort - Facts

Sierra Nevada is a unique gem in the Andalusian mountains, offering over 100 km of pistes that cater to all abilities. As Europe’s southernmost ski resort, it combines reliable snow with abundant sunshine, creating the perfect conditions for a memorable alpine escape. Divided into six distinct ski areas, including the stunning Veleta peak and Borreguiles’ gentle slopes, this high-altitude resort is a haven for skiers and snowboarders alike.

The vibrant village of Pradollano, with its bustling plazas and authentic Spanish flair, offers a delightful après scene, mouthwatering tapas, and lively nightlife. With panoramic views stretching to the Mediterranean sea and even Africa on clear days, Sierra Nevada is a winter wonderland like no other.

• Total Slopes - 110km.
• Easy Slopes - 19 runs
• Intermediate Slopes - 41 runs
• Difficult/Expert Slopes - 57 runs
• Number of Lifts - 23
• Snow range - 2,100 - 3,300 m.
• Other Snow activities - tubing, tobogganing, snowshoeing, night-skiing
• Non-skiing activites - hiking, spa & wellness, ice skating, day trips

Apres-ski

The après-ski scene in Sierra Nevada revolves around Spanish terrace and tapas culture. After a day on the slopes, enjoy drinks and small plates in Pradollano’s bustling plazas. For those seeking nightlife, bars and clubs keep the party going well into the night, offering a mix of relaxed vibes and lively music.