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fraLa Molina snow report
You're going skiing in a much-loved resort in the Catalan Pyrenees. How are the slopes in La Molina right now? What are the minimum and maximum snow thicknesses? Is it a good weekend to go skiing? Make the right choice for your trip to the snow by checking the state of the slopes of La Molina, which we update daily.
La Molina resort conditions
Closed
-/71Km open
---Snow depth
-Snow quality
Last update: 27/04/2024
Ski conditions in La Molina
-%Km open
-/66Open slopes
-/16Lifts open
Slopes
Open/Total
Resort map
La Molina snow report
Last snowfall27/04/2024
Snow depth--- cm
Snow quality-
Avalanche risk-/5
Snow depth for the season 2023-2024
Snow depth for the season 2022-2023
Snow depth for the season 2021-2022
Snow depth for the season 2020-2021
Snow depth for the season 2019-2020
Snow depth for the season 2018-2019
Snow depth for the season 2017-2018
Snow depth for the season 2016-2017
Snow depth for the season 2015-2016
Snow depth for the season 2014-2015
Snow depth for the season 2013-2014
Snow depth for the season 2012-2013
Snow depth for the season 2011-2012
Snow depth for the season 2010-2011
Snow depth for the season 2009-2010
Information on the Tha Molina live snow report
The La Molina snow report provides us with very useful information before going skiing. Maybe you are considering different dates to go to the resort, and knowing the snow thicknesses and the amount of kilometres available you decide to do it at one time or another. With the La Molina snow report you will be able to choose the most suitable day to go skiing in this Catalan Pyrenees resort.
Thanks to the La Molina slopes status data, you can find out, updated every day, how many La Molina slopes are open by difficulty level, which ski lifts are in operation to move around the ski area or the minimum and maximum snow thicknesses. With all this information you will be able to find out how the latest rainfall and temperatures have affected the snow conditions in La Molina over the last few days.
La Molina has a total of 71 skiable kilometres, where you can enjoy 66 slopes: 20 green, 18 blue, 22 red and 6 black. There is also a snowpark and itineraries for cross-country skiing. The slopes of La Molina are distributed between 1.667 metres and 2.537 metres above sea level, with the greatest amounts of snow during the ski season on the highest peaks, those surrounding the Cap de Comella, the Cadí-Moixeró TCB Top Station or the Niu de l'Àliga Refuge.
On the other hand, as is usually the case, the lower altitudes are the ones with the least amount of snow when it starts to become scarce. In any case, it should be remembered that La Molina has 60% of its skiable surface covered with artificially produced snow cannons, as a backup for those days when the weather is not good.
