Alto Campoo Snowpark

What it is

The jump and feature park at the Alto Campoo resort, Cantabria's only ski resort. You go up on the four-seater Tres Mares chairlift, and it is open from 11:00 to 16:00 when the snow allows; the rest of the resort runs from 9:15 to 17:00. The resort does not publish on its website which features it builds each season or their dimensions: they depend on the snow and the grooming machines' work, so they change throughout the winter.

Lift pass

You need a lift pass. There is a snowboard one, €25 for adults and €20 for children aged 7 to 12, which gives access only to the snowpark lifts: it is the cheap option if you are only going to jump. If you also want to ski down the slopes, the day lift pass costs €42 for adults and €27 for children on the official 2026-27 rate; online it works out slightly cheaper. Under-7s and over-70s pay €5. Information from Infocantur, on 942 310 708.

Rules

Helmet compulsory and protective gear recommended. Safety distance of 30 metres. Inspect the features before using them and throughout the day, because they change with the snow, the weather, use and maintenance. Ride in control and within your level. Do not do inverted manoeuvres: the resort advises against them because of the risk of serious injury. Anyone using the park accepts the risk and must follow the FIS safety rules.

Who it is for

For skiers and snowboarders who already come down blue and red slopes with ease, and above all for teenagers keen to jump. If someone in the group is just starting out, it is better for them to stay on the greens in the lower area or book a lesson; schools and equipment hire are at the resort, in the skiing at Alto Campoo listing.

Season

The resort expects to open the 2026-27 season in December, when there is enough snow; on 9 November 2026 it was still closed and without snow. The snowpark opens later than the slopes, when there is enough depth to build the features. Check the snow report before going up.

What to bring

A helmet, which is compulsory, and back and wrist protection if you have it. Goggles, gloves and sunscreen: at this altitude the sun burns even when it is cold. If you have no equipment, the resort has hire.

Getting there

From Reinosa it is 24 km along the Alto Campoo road, which climbs through Brañavieja; bring chains. Park at the Calgosa car park, with 450 free spaces and 600 paid. For lunch between sessions, the Multiusos and El Chivo cafés are on the slopes.