- RegionCatalonia, Spain
- Slopes100+ km linked
- From Barcelona~2 h
- SeasonDec–Apr
La Molina was one of Spain's first ski resorts, and its slopes link with neighbouring Masella over the Tosa d'Alp to form a large shared area, sold together as Alp 2500, with well over 100 km of runs.
The skiing
- Varied terrain from wide beginner slopes to steep forest runs at Masella.
- Night skiing on selected runs at Masella in season.
- Views across the Cerdanya plateau.
Getting there
Regional trains run from Barcelona to La Molina station, with a ski bus to the slopes, making it one of the few Pyrenean resorts easy to reach without a car. By road it's around 2 hours from Barcelona via the Cadí tunnel.
Where to stay
Stay at the resort, or in Puigcerdà, Alp or Bellver de Cerdanya for more restaurants and charm.
Stay near La Molina & Masella
Compare prices and free-cancellation rates.
Top sights near La Molina & Masella
Combine with
Cerdanya & Font-Romeu
A high, sun-drenched plateau shared by France and Spain, with Puigcerdà, Llívia, Font-Romeu and the Little Yellow Train.
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Barcelona
Gaudí, beaches and tapas, with the Catalan Pyrenees two to three hours north.
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