Sierra Nevada piste map

Sierra Nevada, just a short drive from the historic city of Granada, is known for its long ski season, typically running from November to May, thanks to its high altitude and advanced snowmaking capabilities. As you plan your visit to this distinctive ski area, be sure to download the latest Sierra Nevada piste map. This essential guide provides a comprehensive overview of the resort's varied terrain, highlighting ski lifts, slope difficulties, and the layout of trails for both beginners and advanced skiers. The map also details key amenities, including cozy après-ski spots, quality ski schools, and family-friendly zones, helping you navigate the resort effortlessly and make the most of your time on the slopes.

Sierra Nevada ski resort piste map

Download it here, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout the ski resort.

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Sierra Nevada best ski pistes

Spain’s Sierra Nevada offers 46% blue, 47% red, and 7% black terrain on sun soaked, high altitude slopes:

• Panorámica II (Green-Beginner): A gentle carpeted green providing easy access to higher pistes.
• Perdiz (Green-Beginner): Smooth valley green with minimal gradient, ideal for learners.
• Principiantes 3 (Green-Beginner): A dedicated beginner area served by magic carpets.
• Rebeco (Blue-Intermediate): A scenic blue with gentle cambers and mountain vistas.
• Peñones (Blue-Intermediate): Rolling blue across mid‑station slopes, quiet and calm.
• Zorro (Blue-Intermediate): Mellow blue with light forest cover, great for relaxed cruising.
• La Directa (Blue-Intermediate): A direct blue under the Mirlo lift, straight lined for speed.
• Águila (Red-Intermediate): A ridge line red offering wide carve lanes and fine grooming.
• Panorámica (Red-Intermediate): Long red traverse with panoramic Sierra vistas.
• Cordón (Red-Intermediate): Varied red with subtle rollers and valley outlook.
• Trucha (Red-Intermediate): A lively red with moderate pitch and consistent snow.
• Olímpica (Red-Intermediate): Former Olympic run fast, smooth, and exhilarating.
• Diploma (Black-Expert): A technical black used for World Cup training, steep and icy.
• Neveros (Black-Expert): A demanding black fall‑line with tight turns.
• El Paso (Black-Expert): A narrow black chute through rock outcrops, requires commitment.
• Tubo del Enebro (Black-Expert): A steep black tunnel‑like chute offering deep pitch.
• Fuente del Tesoro (Back off‑piste): A natural off‑piste valley line requiring proper avalanche gear.

Sierra Nevada in brief

• Resort altitude: 2,102 m
• Highest lift: 3,305 m
• Vertical drop: 1,203 m
• Number of ski runs: 116
• Kilometres of pistes: 113 km
• Longest run: 12 km
• Types of pistes: 46% blue, 47% red, 7% black
• Snow making: 40% of the slopes
• Ski lifts: 23
• Snowpark: 1
• Halfpipe: 1
• Night skiing: yes

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