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| Vall de Núria | |
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| Location | Núria valley |
| Nearest major city | Queralbs, Catalonia |
| Coordinates | 42°23′54″N 2°9′10″E / 42.39833°N 2.15278°E / 42.39833; 2.15278 |
| Top elevation | 2252 m |
| Base elevation | 1964 m |
| Trails | Black: 2 Red: 3 Blue: 2 Green: 3 10 Total (6,9 km) |
| Longest run | 1,752 |
| Lift system | 4 Total (1 Chairlift, 2 Platter lift, 1 Gondola lift) |
| Lift capacity | 4,100 skiers an hour |
| Terrain parks | Snowpark |
| Website | website |
Vall de Núria is a ski resort located in the Núria valley, in Catalonia. The ski area extends from 1,964 to 2,252 metres.
The resort has a total of ten alpine ski trails (three green, three blue, two red and two black) and a special track for sleds. In total, seven km of marked trails. In the summer of 2006 there were 18 new snow cannons installed. A total of 73 snow cannons supplement natural snow cover.
About lifts, the resort has a four-seater chairlift fixed-grip (going from the lowest elevation, 1,964 m, to the highest, 2,252), a cable in the Coma del Clot that allows access to the hostel of the Pic de l'Àliga and two lifts that serve the beginners' area.
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