Why ski Alp 2500 for the 2027 winter holidays?
🇪🇸 140 km · 2 destinations · Alp 2500
La Molina and Masella linked over the Tosa d'Alp, 140 km and the largest domain in the eastern Spanish Pyrenees.
- 140 km
- of piste
- 31
- lifts
- 2537 m
- top altitude
- 937 m
- vertical
- 2
- linked resorts
Why this domain for winter 2027
One pass, one huge playground
Alp 2500 links 2 resorts on a single lift pass: 140 km of piste and 31 lifts, enough that a week of the 2027 holidays never skis the same run twice.
Snow you can plan a holiday around
Topping out at 2537 m and backed by serious snowmaking, the cover holds well across a normal winter 2027.
Choose your base
Base yourself in La Molina and Masella: each opens onto the same linked terrain on one pass, so you pick the village that fits your group and still ski the whole domain.
Terrain for every level
Across the domain about 53% of the runs are green or blue, 34% red and 13% black, so beginners, intermediates and experts share the same lift pass without anyone running out of terrain.
When to go in 2027
Lifts typically turn from Dec 7 to Apr 7. The Christmas and February school-holiday weeks are the lively peaks; for the same snow with thinner crowds, mid-January and mid-March are the smart 2027 windows.
Snow through the season
Indicative average snow depth on the slopes at La Molina, the domain's snowiest base.
Where to base yourself
Each of these resorts opens onto the linked domain on one pass. Pick the village, ski it all.
Plan your 2027 stay
Frequently asked questions
- How many resorts can you ski in Alp 2500 on one pass?
- 2 linked resorts share the Alp 2500 pass, including La Molina and Masella, for 140 km of piste in total.
- Is Alp 2500 good for beginners and families?
- Yes. Around 53% of the domain's runs are green or blue, so beginners and families have plenty of gentle terrain on the same pass as stronger skiers.
- Which country is Alp 2500 in?
- Alp 2500 is in Spain.
- When does the Alp 2500 ski season run in 2027?
- Indicatively from Dec 7 to Apr 7. The Christmas and February school-holiday weeks are busiest; mid-January and mid-March give the same snow with fewer crowds.