Snowshoeing in Spain: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Although backcountry skiing is the main sport in the Spanish winter season, there are also excellent routes for snowshoeing.
The Pyrenees, both in Aragon and in Catalonia, are a must-see spot for those who love hiking even when the landscape turns white. The Sierra de Guadarrama National Park in Madrid also offers a great environment for snowshoeing. Follow the most popular routes and reach La Bola del Mundo or Peñalara, the highest peak in this mountain range.
Top snowshoeing trips | Spain
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FAQs: Snowshoeing in Spain
What should I know about Snowshoeing Spain?
Snowshoes allow you to discover remote areas and hidden landscapes on foot. In addition, it is an activity that adults and children from 7 years old can practice. It is a great way to spend a fun winter with the whole family!
Why should I choose Spain for my Snowshoeing adventure?
Picos de Europa
Picos de Europa have a large number of routes for snowshoeing, such as the Peloño forest, the Casetón de Ándara, the Vegabañu Refuge, the Vega de Tordín or the famous Covadonga Lakes.
Pyrenees
The Pyrenees are excellent options for snowshoeing. Visit the Cerler Aramón in Aragon or the lakes of Malniu, Port Ainé, Espot and La Molina in Catalonia. Finally, do not miss Larra-Belagua and Abodi in the Navarro Pyrenees.
Sierra Nevada
Borreguiles, Circuit de Prado Redondo or Suerte de Fuente Alta are the most accessible snowshoe trails. They will help you escape from the routine and connect with the pure mountain air.
What can I expect from the weather in Spain?
It depends on the region. Temperatures rise from north to south. January is usually the month with the lowest average temperature, while August is the month with the highest average.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Spain?
The only official language is Spanish. However, there are 4 co-official languages: Catalan, Basque, Aragonese and Galician.
What’s the high season for Snowshoeing in Spain?
The winter season, from December to March, is the best period for a good snowshoe experience.
What’s the country code of Spain?
+34
What people are saying about Snowshoeing | Spain
John
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Andres was a phenomenal guide who made every day feel special and unique. Even when the weather was so bad we couldn’t go out he found a local oddity for us to go and explore based off of something I mentioned in the first day. I cannot recommend him highly enough!
Michelle
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Great first experience with snowshoes. The route is very scenic, with great view of San Glorio area. It is accessible for all levels, and it's really worth it. Andrés is a great guide and teacher, I hope I can do more adventures with him.
Emma
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Excelent experience with Andrés as a guide. I booked the activity as my son's birthday gift, then did it again with a friend, and I'll go once again for sure... Andrés is an experienced, didactic and attentive guide. He adapts the route so you can enjoy 100% and be safe. He shares his love and respect for the mountains, and helps everybody to enjoy the trip. It's ideal to disconnect and recharge batteries.
Ann
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