Sierra Nevada Ski Runs

Last updated January 07, 2021

A listing of the various ski runs in the Sierra Nevada Ski Area in the Sierra Nevada mountains in the province of Granada in southeastern Spain.

Ski Run Classifications

Difficulty	Count	Length (km)
Green	18	7.8
Blue	40	40.7
Red	50	48.2
Black	8	4.9
Uncoded	3	2
Total	119	103.6

Ski Lifts

Type	Count
Cable cars	2
Chairlifts	17
T-bar lifts	2
Magic carpets	2
Ski tows	1

Ski Run Listing

Area	Name	Vertical (m)	Length (m)	Surface (m²)	Snow produced (m²)	Difficulty
Borreguiles	Amapola	75	382	12224		Green
Borreguiles	Collado a Borreguiles	150	1061	15664	13283	Blue
Borreguiles	Diagonal Balsa	50	714	8563		Blue
Borreguiles	Diagonal Cauchiles	40	528	3168		Red
Borreguiles	Diagonal de San Juan	80	643	4431		Red
Borreguiles	Espolón Alcazaba	60	174	4874		Red
Borreguiles	Granados	395	1394	58240	58240	Red
Borreguiles	La Laja	130	586	16411		Blue
Borreguiles	La Peña	80	439	14942		Green
Borreguiles	La playa	40	141	5079		Blue
Borreguiles	Morillas	205	759	26835	6255	Red
Borreguiles	Pala Entrenamiento	150	699	22394		Blue
Borreguiles	Panorámica II	175	1005	52265		Green
Borreguiles	Paralelo	70	413	18180		Green
Borreguiles	Peñones	223	1022	42393		Blue
Borreguiles	Perdiz	230	1467	87822	79259	Green
Borreguiles	Peseta	115	768	33812	23929	Blue
Borreguiles	Piñata 1				0	Green
Borreguiles	Piñata 2				0	Green
Borreguiles	Principiantes I	114	806	80582	80582	Green
Borreguiles	Principiantes II	114	792	79156	79156	Green
Borreguiles	Principiantes III	95	661	52906		Green
Borreguiles	Principiantes IV	20	254	12711		Green
Borreguiles	Principiantes V	10	129	5683		Green
Borreguiles	Rebeco	505	2327	114,867	114,867	Blue
Borreguiles	Termópilas	35	182	2182		Blue
Borreguiles	Torrecillas	105	543	13042		Blue
Borreguiles	Tubo de Borreguiles	190	1061	24418		Blue
Borreguiles	Variante Morillas	145	633	23301	6620	Red
Borreguiles	Zacatin	165	500	16014		Red
Borreguiles	Zorro	370	1850	93473	93473	Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Arco de las Pesas	25	289	1731	1731	Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Copa del Mundo	340		45347	45347	Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Directa	120	1748	10489		Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Divisoria	150	805	12880		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Escape	103	579	6979		Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	María José Rienda	285	975			Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Paco Fdez Ochoa	240	954	42021		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Puerta de Fajalauza	40	268	1607	1607	Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Puerta Elvira	65	729	4375	4375	Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Puerta Monaita	40	580	3482	3482	Blue
Cahuchiles - Parador	Sol y Nieve	450	1775	64051		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Sol y sombra	85	297	8329		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Universiada	640	2289	78534		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Variante de Paco	110	360	12969		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Variante de Rienda	60	296	11838		Red
Cahuchiles - Parador	Ventisquero Cauchiles	145	938	33766		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Carnero	190	981	38683		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Carril del Collado	5	363	2176		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Cartujo	315	2251	79934		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Collado Alto	135	463	16676		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Collado de la Laguna	50	274	4379		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Cuesta Artesillas	70	549	7116		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Dorada	390	992	51603		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Fraile	110	445	14246		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Henry	135	685	30131		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Lagunillos	335	1076	38719		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Las Cornisas	40	258	7216		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Los Bancos	200	960	26883		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Monaguillo	240	1293	41370		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Mottaret	165	789	31558		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Olímpica	695	3476	169,143		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Pala de las Artesillas	65	332	6646		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Puerta Laguna	110	312	8730		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Solana	255	1238	19815		Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	Tajos de la Virgen	155	522	14629		Black
Laguna Las Yeguas	Trucha	613	2277	158,405	14506	Red
Laguna Las Yeguas	W	335	955	34396		Red
Loma de Dílar	Boulevard Loma Dilar	40	458	4581	4581	Blue
Loma de Dílar	Cantera	22	243	1459		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Cascajar	65	297	5941		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Cecilio	105	770	33873		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Diploma	175	950	22860		Black
Loma de Dílar	El Paso	35	159	5711		Black
Loma de Dílar	El Puente	200	863	48348		Red
Loma de Dílar	Estrella de las Nieves	60	431	15511	15511	Green
Loma de Dílar	Fuente del Tesoro	285	942	49014	49014	Black
Loma de Dílar	Genciana	60	442	10610		Green
Loma de Dílar	Iniciación Montebajo I	6	67	1345		Green
Loma de Dílar	Iniciación Montebajo II	11	122	1465		Green
Loma de Dílar	Loma Dilar	670	3833	164,055	147,096	Blue
Loma de Dílar	Manzanilla	190	751	15021		Red
Loma de Dílar	Mirador	160	533	22377		Red
Loma de Dílar	Monachil	160	564	24830		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Montebajo	370	1995	66604	37892	Blue
Loma de Dílar	Morenita	55	293	5858		Red
Loma de Dílar	Neveros	265	913	43899	43899	Black
Loma de Dílar	Peñón de Dilar	305	1698	52588		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Piornos	160	705	28220		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Poniente	150	978	35223		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Prado de las Monjas	300	1148	68854		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Radiotelescopio	125	635	20442		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Trampolín	115	438	15754		Black
Loma de Dílar	Tubo del Enebro	170	493	17733	17733	Black
Loma de Dílar	Variante El Puente	90	341	13656		Red
Loma de Dílar	Víbora	160	677	25834	25834	Blue
Loma de Dílar	Villén	260	1139	44990	28580	Blue
Loma de Dílar	Violetas	250	1046	78426		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Visera	120	436	20931		Black
Loma de Dílar	Vuelta Zahareña	40	466	2798		Blue
Loma de Dílar	Zahareña	200	1144	49115	49115	Blue
Parque Sulayr	Half Pipe	80	165	10309
Parque Sulayr	Ski / Snowboard Cross	235	1138	68280
Parque Sulayr	Slopestyle	160	726	43560
Río Monachil	Burladero	55	220	7906		Blue
Río Monachil	El Río	550	3258	180,883	180,883	Blue
Río Monachil	Levante	155	1169	16518	11789	Blue
Río Monachil	Maribel	360	2088	58495	58495	Blue
Río Monachil	Ribera del Genil	85	999	5993	5993	Blue
Río Monachil	Zaragatillo	30	271	2165	2165	Green
Tierra de Sueños	DreamLand Jardín de Nieve	5	120	2392	2392	Green
Veleta	Águila	1170	6180	167,221	73729	Red
Veleta	Cordón	350	1153	50719		Red
Veleta	Descenso Damas	85	245	6856		Red
Veleta	Descenso Hombres	170	797	20717		Red
Veleta	Lastrón	220	805	22564		Red
Veleta	Panorámica	350	1116	58011		Red
Veleta	Tobogán	71	786	4718		Red
Veleta	Tubo del Veleta	350	1146	47687		Red
Totals	119	21,502	103,658	3,879,404	1,381,413

External links

http://sierranevada.es/es/invierno/la-estaci%C3%B3n/parte-nieve/

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