Cerler

Also known as: Aramon Cerler

Posets-Maladeta scenery; Benasque town

Difficulty 3 (Intermediate)Mid-sizeMulti-valley
Vertical drop
1,130 m
Top elevation
2,630 m
Lifts
18
Runs
~74-81 km
A breathtaking view of the Pyrenees mountains at night with illuminated villages in the valley below.

Can the whole group come?

Who in your group gets a good week at Cerler - the terrain split, the ski school, and what the people not skiing do.

Beginner 14%Intermediate 54%Advanced 32%
Terrain split

~Beg 14 / Int 54 / Adv 32 (est)

Group split options

Green zone at village base + ski garden

If you are not skiing

Benasque town, spa, snowshoe, Posets-Maladeta scenery

Childcare

Yes (kids' garden/guarderia)

Ski school & rental

Yes

Accessibility & group fit

Big vertical; block of reds/blacks balanced by ample green/blue lower

Snow & season

Good; ~90% of pistes covered (~529 cannons)

Open window

Typically early/mid Dec to early Apr

Best season

Jan-Mar

Peak vs quiet

Peak Christmas/New Year, Feb (Spanish half-term), weekends; midweek quieter

Snow & surface

Groomers + upper reds/blacks

Weather risks

Wind at Gallinero

The mountain

Skiable area

~72-81 km

Runs & pistes

~74-81 km (74 runs)

Off-piste & backcountry

Reds/blacks off Gallinero

Crowds

Moderate

Getting there & lift pass

Adult day ~EUR 35-50

Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.

Getting there

Toulouse ~130 km/~2 h 30-3 h; Zaragoza ~165 km

Transfer & shuttle

Road; transfers

On-mountain dining

~4 mountain restaurants (Cota 2000)

Facilities

Cerler village services

Operators

Benasque / Aramon hub

Patrol & safety

Ski patrol & avalanche

Yes

Emergency & rescue

Benasque centre (~8 km); major Barbastro

This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand ski resort report. Coordinates are approximate.

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