Ski hire Formigal

Formigal: A Modern Yet Traditional Ski Resort

Formigal is a modern resort whose constructions have managed to respect the architectural traditions of the region. Numerous accommodation options in small-scale residences are available. The welcoming and friendly atmosphere of Formigal appeals to vacationers seeking a peaceful destination to relax and skiers looking for a fun and festive getaway.

For après-ski, switch to Spanish time with an assortment of tapas before enjoying the friendly atmosphere in the pubs and restaurants of the resort. Wherever you stay, you can easily walk to shops, ski rental stores, and souvenir shops. Take advantage of one of your strolls in Formigal to visit the 11th-century Romanesque church, one of the Serrablo churches typical of the Tena Valley.

The Formigal Ski Area

The Formigal ski resort offers 137 km of slopes that will take you to the summit of Pico Tres Hombres at 2,250 meters above sea level. About twenty state-of-the-art lifts will allow you to navigate the 39 black runs, 33 red runs, 18 blue runs, and 7 green runs spread across 4 sectors. These are actually 4 valleys (Valle Tres Hombres-Sextas, Valle de Izas-Sarrios, Valle Anayet, and Valle Portalet) each offering a variety of runs where you can test your ski rental.

Facing the snow-capped peaks of the central Pyrenees, the 2,300 hectares of Formigal also feature 4 freeride trails, 2 snowparks, a boardercross, and a mogul run for freestyle skiing. Cross-country skiing enthusiasts can enjoy two loops prepared for classic and skate skiing. For a thrill, head to the snowbike circuit on the estate.

Good to Know About Formigal

- A picturesque and modern resort;
- A vast and well-equipped ski area;
- Après-ski activities for all tastes.

If you are planning a getaway, book your ski hire in Formigal online. You'll enjoy discounts of up to 50% and can even have your equipment delivered to your residence.

Are you planning to ski in Spain? Consider our stores in Baqueira-Beret, the Panticosa-Biescas domain, the Boi Taull station, or the Benasque-Cerler slopes for your equipment.