The resort features 13 floodlit slopes that allow for night skiing on over 10 kilometers of runs.
The vertical drop at Masella is 935 meters, one of the largest in the Eastern Pyrenees.
Over 80% of the skiable area is covered by a high-capacity snowmaking system.
Masella is situated on the north face of the Tosa d'Alp, which keeps the snow protected from direct sun exposure throughout the day.
The resort hosts international-level slalom and giant slalom competitions on its FIS-homologated runs.
Masella is a premier ski resort in the Cerdanya valley of the Spanish Pyrenees known for hosting the largest night skiing area in the Pyrenees. The resort spans from the Tosa d'Alp peak at 2,535 meters down to 1,600 meters, offering 74 kilometers of skiable terrain across 65 runs. Its north-facing orientation facilitates a long winter season with excellent snow retention. The terrain includes a dedicated snowpark for freestyle enthusiasts and extensive forest-covered trails. The resort is interconnected with the neighboring La Molina ski area, forming the Alp 2500 ski domain.
The summit of Tosa d'Alp, offering a panoramic view of the Cerdanya valley.
Use the Alp 2500 combined lift pass if you plan to explore the connection with La Molina.
Check the resort's official app for real-time weather and lift status updates before arriving.
Arrive early on weekends to secure parking close to the base station, as lots fill quickly during peak season.
Attempting advanced runs without checking the trail map, as some sectors have steep gradients and difficult terrain.
Operates during the winter season; night skiing typically available on select evenings throughout the mid-winter months.
Ski helmets are strongly recommended for all ages; follow all marked boundary ropes for avalanche safety.
