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42.59° N · 0.54° E · Benasque Valley

Cerler, the highest resort in the Aragonese Pyrenees, above Benasque.

Aramón Cerler has 81 km and 74 pistes between 1,500 and 2,630 metres, a few minutes from Benasque. Aramón sells the lift pass by date; on 12 November 2026 it had not yet published the 2026-27 day table.

Part of Benasque ValleyPyrenees

Duration7 h
Best time2026-27 season; Aramón had not published the opening date on 12 November
Pistes81 km · 74 pistes and 1 itinerary
By colour10 green · 20 blue · 29 red · 15 black
Lifts19: 9 chairlifts, 4 drag lifts, 6 magic carpets
Altitude1,500 – 2,630 m
Artificial snow545 cannons
HireAdult set €22.50 · children's €13

Who offers it

Companies that run it

School · Cerler

Cerler Spanish Ski School

Ski and snowboard lessons at Cerler. Private, group and snow garden; meeting point at the Parking del Molino. Prices when booking

2026-27 season

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

Cerler is the Aramón resort in the Benasque valley, above the village of Cerler and a few minutes from Benasque. It is the highest in the Aragonese Pyrenees: the base is at 1,500 metres and the summit at 2,630. It has two starting areas, Cerler, in the village, and Ampriu, at 1,900 metres.

Pistes, altitudes and lifts

81 km and 74 pistes: 10 green, 20 blue, 29 red and 15 black, plus one itinerary. 19 lifts: six four-seat chairlifts, three six-seaters, four drag lifts and six magic carpets. 545 snow cannons. For beginners, the Cota 2000 sector concentrates the beginners' area.

How much it costs

Aramón sells the lift pass by date and the price changes with the day. On 12 November 2026 the Cerler website did not yet have the 2026-27 day pass table, only hotel and lift pass packages from €214 per person for two nights. Buy online as soon as it comes out: it is the cheapest.

The resort's hire charges per day €22.50 for a complete adult ski set, €32.50 for the high-range one and €13 for children's (born 2015 to 2020); for snowboards, €22.50 for adults and €13 for children; a helmet, €5. You collect it at Cerler, at the 1,500 level, or at Ampriu, at 1,900.

Lessons

Thirteen schools work in the resort. The Escuela Española de Esquí de Cerler is in the Molino car park, in the village, and offers private lessons, group lessons and a snow garden.

Getting there and parking

From Huesca, via Barbastro and Graus to Benasque, and then the Cerler road. From Lleida, along the N-230 to Benabarre and Graus. There are several free car parks with transport to the pistes. Take chains.

Besides skiing

Snowshoes, sledges, chairlift rides for non-skiers, waymarked ski touring routes and Ampriu Park.

Who it's for

Is it for you?

Off-piste, check the avalanche bulletin. In season AEMET publishes daily the avalanche danger bulletin for the Navarrese and Aragonese Pyrenees. Check it before going off-piste.

Map

Park, eat and stay nearby

What you have around the starting point.

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Tips

Worth knowing first

  1. 1
    Collect your equipment at Ampriu

    If you are going to ski up there, you save yourself carrying your skis up on your shoulder.

  2. 2
    Look at the price by date

    Aramón changes the price by day: a Sunday in February costs more than a Tuesday in January.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How many pistes does Cerler have?

74 pistes and 81 km: 10 green, 20 blue, 29 red and 15 black.

How much is the Cerler lift pass in 2026-27?

On 12 November 2026 Aramón had not published the day table; it sells by date and online is cheaper.

How much does it cost to hire equipment?

€22.50 for a complete adult set and €13 for a children's one, per day.

Is there free parking?

Yes, several, with transport to the pistes.