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fraMasella snow report
How are the Masella slopes at the moment? Is it a good time to go skiing in the Catalan Pyrenees? Will there be good snow thicknesses in the ski resort? All this information is brought to you, updated every day, with the Masella snow report. Discover everything that awaits you on the slopes and don't get any surprises.
Masella resort conditions
Closed
-/74Km open
---Snow depth
-Snow quality
Last update: 17/11/2024
Ski conditions in Masella
-%Km open
-/80Open slopes
-/17Lifts open
Slopes
Open/Total
Resort map
Masella snow report
Last snowfall13/11/2024
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 Masella live snow report
Skiing in Masella is synonymous with skiing on north-facing slopes and with many sunny days in the Catalan Pyrenees. It has a skiable area of 74 kilometres with 65 alpine ski slopes, of which 9 are green, 24 blue, 22 red and 10 black, as well as a snowpark and cross-country skiing routes. The altitude ranges from 1.600 to 2.535 metres, which guarantees a good condition of the Masella slopes during the whole ski season.
To get the right dates for your trip, be sure to consult the Masella snow report we offer you. Here you can discover the daily update of the number of open slopes compared to the total; the minimum and maximum snow thicknesses, as well as the quality of the snow; how many skiable kilometres are open; as well as knowing which slopes, by level of difficulty, are open.
See the distribution of everything the resort has to offer on the Masella slopes map that you can also see here. These are the Masella sectors:
- Pla de Masella. This is the base of the ski resort, where all the services are located, and where there is usually less snow when it starts to get scarce.
- Cap del Bosc. At 2.150 metres, it usually has good snow thicknesses.
- Coma Oriola. At an altitude of 2.000 metres, with many services and an area for beginners.
- Coma Pregona. One of the higher parts of Masella resort, near La Pleta, at 2.020 metres, where the snowpark is located.
- Pla de Corda. A ski sector that can be found on the Masella piste map in the direction of the neighbouring resort of La Molina.
- La Pia. Lower area of Masella, at 1.700 metres.
- La Tosa. This is the highest part of the Masella resort, reaching an altitude of 2,535 metres. It is, therefore, where there is usually the greatest accumulation of snow.
