The Safe Tourism Certified certificate certifies that the six resorts have implemented best practices for the safety of visitors and workers.
Espot and Port Ainé resorts are located in the Pallars region, which extends, from south to north, from the Collegats gorge to the village of Alós d'Isil, following the course of the river Noguera Pallaresa.
These resorts offer as diverse options as snowshoeing, igloo building, as well as skiing and other adventure activities such as rafting, canyoning, horseback riding, quad biking, jumping, canoeing and kayaking. A whole world to discover.
Espot is characterized by its tracks in the middle of lush black pine forests. It has more than 23 km of skiing and 1,000 m of elevation gain, and enjoys a unique privileged location in the Pyrenees, being the onlyresort located next to a National Park, that of Aigüestortes and Sant Maurici Lake.
On the other hand, Espot became, in 2013, the first ski and mountain resort in the Catalan Pyrenees to obtain the seal of tourist quality "Family Tourism Destination" awarded by the Catalan Tourism Agency, for which they recognize the main tourist attractions aimed at the family audience that the resort has.
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The Safe Tourism Certified certificate certifies that the six resorts have implemented best practices for the safety of visitors and workers.
Discover the new functionalities of FGC Turisme mountain resorts apps
Check the measures applied by Espot station
The Starlight Foundation is the managing body for Starlight certifications in the quality of the sky and equipment, as well as astrotourism activities, with the endorsement of the UNESCO Man and Biosphere program and the World Tourism Organization.
With this card you can load season passes and tickets, as well as other ski pass products, rentals and combined packs valid for the whole year.
Based on technological innovations, FGC automates the access to facilities, the consumption of products and services in mountain resorts.
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The FGC mountain resorts, together with all the Catalan resorts associated in ACEM, have decided to postpone the opening date.
This decision is based on prudence and our first priority, which is none other than the health of our visitors as well as that of working people and those who live in the surroundings of the mountain resorts.
The mountain stations FGC Turisme have obtained the AENOR quality certificate as safe spaces in front of the Covid-19. This recognition certifies that the protocols and measures implemented by FGC Turisme since the beginning of the health crisis, aimed at minimizing the risk of infection, are appropriate.
FGC is committed to the digitalization of the resorts that it manages and does so by incorporating elements of digital information such as the new webcams.
La Molina, Vall de Núria, Vallter 2000, Espot and Port Ainé will have this season with a new model of panoramic camera with 360º views. A service that allows you to view, at any time and from anywhere, the status of the slopes and the weather at the resort.
The Mountain Forests Project successfully adapts summer volunteer stays in the Catalan Pyrenees to the context of the pandemic.
One more year, the Skithon Challenge has won the FGG season's winter season this year with hundreds participants.
FGC Ski and Mountain Resorts announced the closure of their facilities from March 14, 2020 due to the situation created by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, in accordance with the instruction of the the Generalitat of Catalonia in matters of containment of the virus. You now have different FAQs available to answer your questions.
The FGC ski and mountain resorts (La Molina, Espot, Port Ainé, Vallter 2000, Vall de Núria and Boí Taüll) announce the closure of their facilities from 00:00hrs on March 14th due to the situation created by the SARS-CoV-2 virus and following the instruction of the Administration of the Generalitat de Catalunya on containment of the virus.
On the occasion of the general strike called for next Sunday, March 8, possible effects on the provision of services and opening of the facilities