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fraBoí Taüll snow report
Preparing a trip to the snow? You already know when to go skiing at Boí Taüll ski resort in the Catalan Pyrenees, but you're wondering: How many kilometres of pistes will be open? Has it snowed enough in the last few days and weeks? Play it safe by consulting the Boí Taüll snow report that you will find here with all the updated information.
Boí Taüll resort conditions
Closed Apertura prevista el 30/11/2024
-/46Km open
---Snow depth
-Snow quality
Last update: 17/11/2024
Ski conditions in Boí Taüll
-%Km open
-/43Open slopes
-/10Lifts open
Slopes
Open/Total
Resort map
Boí Taüll snow report
Last snowfall13/11/2024
Snow depth--- cm
Snow quality-
Avalanche risk-/5
Snow depth for the season 2023-2024
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Information on the Boí Taüll live snow report
Boí Taüll is a Catalan ski resort known for offering top-level slopes, thanks to having one of the highest peaks in the Pyrenees. All its marked trails are at an altitude of between 2.020 and 2.751 metres. To this we add a privileged northern orientation that guarantees high quality snow throughout the winter season. For this reason, almost every year one of the resorts with the thickest and best snow is Boí Taüll. It has a total of 43 downhill ski slopes and a snowpark with 5 areas for different levels for jumps and pirouettes, as you can see on the Boí Taüll slopes map.
In this section you can find out the state of the snow in Boí Taüll with daily updates of the most useful information for your skiing trip: the Boí Taüll slopes that are open right now (and specifically, by colour and level of difficulty), how many kilometres of the domain are available, which ski lifts are in operation to move around the area or what minimum and maximum snow thicknesses there are so you can choose the right dates for your trip.
As you can see in the Boí Taüll ski slopes map, they are distributed in different sectors:
- Puig Falcó. Which is the highest and the most appreciated by expert skiers, as this is where the red and black runs accumulate and with good amounts of snow.
- Taüll sector. Is the central and lowest, but still usually has good snow conditions due to its height.
- Erta and Bonaigua. Which also benefit from the north orientation of the resort to have a good condition of the slopes in Boí Taüll.
Take a look here for a daily update of the conditions at Boí Taüll.
