Cerler

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Location

Huesca
Spain
42° 35' 13.668" N, 0° 32' 29.544" E
ES
General info: 

Cerler is located in the Pyrenees in the Benasque Valley, in the province Huesca. Cerler is at an altitude of 1500 m with lifts going up to 2630 m. The ski resort is divided in 3 ski areas: Ampriu, Cerler and Rincón del Cielo. There are 18 lifts (9 Chairlifts, 4 Surface lifts and 5 Magic Carpets) and 56 pistes (8 green, 15 blue, 22 red, 11 black and 5 Ski Routes). The combined skiing area is 52 km. The lift capacity is 24810 skiers/hour. Cerler also offers 1 Snowpark and Ski-Doo circuit. The ski season lasts from December to April.

BASE: 4921ft
SUMMIT: 8628ft
VERTICAL DROP: 3707ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 19
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 13
Surface: 10

Costs: 

DAY PASS ADULTS weekday: €39.50
6 DAYS ADULTS: €207.00

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