The Sierra Nevada, located near Granada, is the highest mountain range on the Iberian Peninsula and home to Spain’s most modern ski resort.
Stretching primarily across the province of Granada, with portions extending into the south-western part of Almeria, this majestic mountain range reaches an impressive 3,480 meters at Mulhacén Peak, making it an iconic destination for winter sports. The Sierra Nevada boasts 105 km of ski trails across 116 slopes, catering to all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders.
In addition to its exceptional trails, the Sierra Nevada offers spectacular views over Granada, the Mediterranean Sea, and, on clear days, even the coast of North Africa. This combination of altitude and location provides a unique experience for visitors who can enjoy snow-covered mountains while basking in Andalusia's abundant sunshine.
Skiers, snowboarders, and cross-country skiers alike are treated not only to a variety of slopes but also to a fabulous climate and unique vistas. With well-maintained facilities, excellent après-ski options, and a welcoming atmosphere, the Sierra Nevada has become a favourite destination for both local and international visitors seeking an unforgettable winter getaway. Whether you’re an avid winter sports enthusiast or simply looking for a scenic escape, the Sierra Nevada promises a memorable experience amid Andalusia's breathtaking landscapes.