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Enjoy a unique experience in the heart of nature with our snowshoeing routes in Sierra Nevada. Our expert guides will accompany you on an adventure through the snowy landscapes of Sierra Nevada, where you can enjoy breathtaking views while walking on the snow with your snowshoes.
Our routes are designed for all levels, from beginners to experienced mountaineers. You can choose from different itineraries according to your preferences and abilities. During the tour, our guides will explain interesting facts about the local flora and fauna and will share stories and legends of Sierra Nevada.
Furthermore, we ensure that the activity is safe at all times. We provide you with the necessary equipment and teach you how to use it correctly before starting. We also care about the environment, so our activity is designed to minimize our impact on nature.
Don’t miss the opportunity to live a unique experience in Sierra Nevada with our snowshoeing routes. Book now and enjoy the snow in a different way!
Our snowshoeing routes take place in different parts of Sierra Nevada, depending on the snow conditions.
Hoya de la Mora – Barranco San Juan
Starting from Hoya de la Mora, we will traverse the old Otero ski resort area and visit the renovated San Francisco shelter. We will descend towards the Barranco de San Juan (San Juan Ravine), where we can observe its U-shaped profile, typical of ancient glaciers. From there, we will head towards the Cañada Real Del Collado de Las Sabinillas (Royal Path of the Sabinillas Pass) and the Camino de los Neveros (Snowdrift Path) to approach the Peñones de San Francisco (San Francisco Rocks) and finish the route.
Veleta from Hoya de la Mora
Classic ascent route to Veleta, passing by the Virgen de las Nieves (Virgin of the Snows) and following the ridge that divides the Barranco de San Juan and the headwaters of the Monachil River. Once we reach the Veleta positions, we will enjoy the views of the Corral del Veleta (Veleta Cirque) and its summit.
Chullo Winter and Lagunilla Seca from Puerto de la Ragua
From Puerto de la Ragua (La Ragua Pass), we will ascend Chullo, the roof of Almería, and traverse along the Cañada Real del Castillejo (Royal Path of Castillejo) to Lagunilla Seca (Dry Small Lake). For the return, we will take a section along the hillside to connect with the PR-A 334 trail and subsequently a section of the GR 240 Sulayr trail.
Refugio Poqueira from Hoya del Portillo
Pleasant walk crossing pine forests at the beginning to later enjoy the immensity of the Barranco de Poqueira (Poqueira Ravine). Upon reaching the refuge, we can enjoy the views of the snowy peaks very close to the base of Mulhacén.
Cerro Trevélez from Postero Alto
The route begins at the Refugio del Postero Alto (Postero Alto Refuge) and heads southwest along the firebreak until reaching the base of the Loma de Enmedio (Middle Hill) ridge. From there, you can observe the pass and the Cerro de Trevélez (Trevélez Peak), as well as the ridge you will need to ascend. Once at the pass, you can ascend to the summit of Cerro Trevélez or turn right to summit Cerro Pelao (Bald Peak).
Depending on the snow conditions and the route chosen, we can enjoy different points of interest in the Sierra Nevada, but the common denominator is the pleasure of snowshoeing on snowy terrain and seeing the mountains at their most beautiful.
On the day of the activity, a brief training talk will be given on the use of snowshoes and poles, as well as some safety tips on snowy terrain.
Prices per person:
Mandatory equipment
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