Sulayr Snowpark on the Loma de Dílar

Sulayr is Sierra Nevada's snowpark, in the Loma de Dílar area. The resort presents it as a space for snowboarders and freestyle skiers, with about 60 features including jumps, rails, boxes and tubes, spread over four sectors by level: easy (S), medium (L) and very hard (XL). It also has a cross circuit for skiing and snowboarding. The name comes from what the Arabs called Sierra Nevada, Monte Sulayr, the mountain of the Sun. You enter with the normal lift pass, with nothing extra to pay.

To start: Mini Park and Kidspark

The Mini Park, or Progression Park, is on both sides of the Loma de Dílar chairlift and is the area for getting started in snowboarding and freestyle. It has an inflatable landing bag, so the first jumps do not end on hard snow.

The Kidspark, the third space designed for families, is also next to the Loma de Dílar chairlift: three ground-level platforms where children, accompanied by their parents, start freestyle without risk and with advice from professionals. The resort does not publish a minimum age.

Getting there

From Pradollano, take the Antonio Jara chairlift and link up with the Loma de Dílar chairlift; for the other sectors, the Monachil chairlift. From Borreguiles you reach it by the Emilio Reyes chairlift and the Visera run. The park is served by the Loma de Dílar chairlift, the Monachil and a drag lift. If you drive up, see the Pradollano car parks; if you come from Granada, the Granada – Sierra Nevada bus.

Park rules

The resort publishes nine usage guidelines. The main ones: know your level and progress step by step; first check each feature and the state of the snow before jumping; wear a helmet and, if you can, back protection; check that the landing is clear before you drop in and leave it as soon as possible; do not cross the line of descent and stand outside it to take photos. If there is an accident, close the feature and notify the Piste Service. Park staff inspect the jumps and rails daily.

2026-2027 season

For this season the resort has announced that it wants to modify the landings of the big jumps on the Loma de Dílar so the sector can open with less snow, a job that was pending the environmental process with the Sierra Nevada Natural Area. The opening of each sector depends on the snow: check the piste report on the same day.

For the rest of the day, the ski resort has runs for all levels, and on Saturdays in some winter weeks you can ski at night on the Río slope.