Granada is privileged – not only was it prized with the richest monumental inheritance in Spain, but furthermore to be touched as a place of fantasy between heavenly countryside and wild uncultivated hills, perhaps the first a consequence of the second.
To enter the Sierra Nevada is to ascend to the roof of the peninsula, to live with nature, freedom. An imposing landscape before our eyes, a combined awsesome spectacle of mountains, valleys, and villages that exist below us. Towards the sea, the Mediterranean, and on clear days, we are able to see the African continent from the high hills of Valeta (more than 3400 meters) on the horizon.

The hillsides of western Valeta that overlook Granada house the skiing and mountaineering centre, the most southern in Europe with a skiing altitude of 1300m,19 mechanical lifts with a capacity of almost 32,000 skiers an hour, 45 pistes and six routes with suitable characteristics for any kind of snow sport.

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