Varied Ski Slopes
Wide and well-maintained runs suit newcomers and expert skiers alike, supported by modern lifts and reliable snowmaking.
Tree-lined slopes and winter activities await at Masella Ski Resort in Girona. Great for skiing, hiking, and family fun. Accessibility and parking available.
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Set in the Girona Pyrenees, this winter resort blends scenic tree-lined ski runs with a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, cross-country skiing, and ballooning. Its well-maintained slopes cater to a range of abilities, from beginners warming up on easy tracks to experienced skiers seeking challenging descents. Visitors appreciate the family-friendly atmosphere, with amenities such as onsite bars and restaurants providing cozy spots for breaks between adventures.
Accessibility features are thoughtfully integrated, offering wheelchair-accessible entrances, restrooms, and parking, ensuring everyone can enjoy the mountain experience. Practical planning is encouraged with tickets recommended to be purchased in advance, making day trips or extended stays smoother. After a day on the slopes, the resort’s ice rink and nearby après-ski options add to the lively winter vibe. Combining natural snow with efficient snowmaking keeps the pistes in great shape most seasons.
Nearby attractions include the mountain cable car TGV Masella and local bars that enrich the region’s vibrant yet relaxed mountain culture. Whether visiting for hiking in summer or skiing through winter, this resort provides a balanced escape for both adventurous and leisurely travelers in the Catalan Pyrenees.
Three signals that shape how this stay actually feels.
Wide and well-maintained runs suit newcomers and expert skiers alike, supported by modern lifts and reliable snowmaking.
Wheelchair accessible entrances, restrooms, and parking offer inclusive mountain access.
Enjoy bars, a restaurant, and an ice rink—all adding comfort and après-ski enjoyment on site.
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A snapshot of guest ratings and stories behind the stay.
“Enough places to rent material, fast queues to get the forfeit, decent fast food options (I didn't try the main restaurant as it was almost full the day before Christmas). There are a couple of really easy tracks for newer people to learn or warm-up. There's an easy-medium long wide track that you can enjoy, either going alone or with a big group as people is usually respectful and gives you space to not bother you. Talking about harder tracks, they are beautiful. I really enjoyed them. I went alone fast and nonstopping till the end, and also with a small group of newer skiers, stopping during the tracks so they could catch a breath, and they were great. You could enjoy the faster sections, the turns, the stop-enjoy-the-view-and-go places. For the most professional skiers, I would recommend a couple of days to enjoy the station overall and the views. For the newcomers to skiing and snowboarding, this is a great station to start and get to an intermediate-high level while enjoying the progress. 10/10 I've been recommending it for 10 years already.”
“Great base for 10km hike up Tosa d'Alp. 9.58km with 935m of ascent. Tough and challenging day with weather and terrain but great opportunity to experience extreme conditions in environment you would not necessarily attempt on an isolated summit. Enjoy refreshments at man bars after hike but take car on icey car park at end of day.”
“Good enough if there is snow. I would rather choose its neighbor, La Molina. Pistes are better maintained. But for small apres-ski and night skiing, Masella is the place.”
“Stunning ski station with best snow conditions and great slopes in the Girona Pyrenees. You can enjoy snowing during day and night with great atmosphere apres ski. If your hunger for ski is big, go for the ALP 2500 forfait combining Masella + La Molina ski stations having more than 100km available ski distance. Make sure to have a break at highest point (Tossa d'Alp, Refugi Niu de l'Aliga) at above 2500m+. Hope you enjoy your ski day at the Pyrenees!”
“Close to Barna.. a good place to practice ski! Not many options for food , or people which comes to support”
“I’m Italian and used to skiing in the Alps, and I really enjoy skiing at La Masella. The slopes are wide, well maintained, and the lifts are quite modern. This season there has been a lot of natural snow, but even last year — with less snow — the resort kept the slopes in great condition thanks to excellent snowmaking. The website is also very well designed: you can buy the ski pass online, recharge an existing card, or purchase it online and collect the card directly at the machines using a QR code, avoiding the ticket line. Great skiing in the Pyrenees.”
Everything available — and what isn’t — across the property.
Where the hotel sits — and what travelers can reach nearby.
Practical details to know before you check in.
Buying in advance is recommended to avoid queues.
Credit, debit cards and mobile payments accepted.
Free and paid parking lots available on site.
Entrances, restrooms, and parking designed for wheelchair users.
Good facilities and runs suitable for children and beginners.
Food and drinks available within the resort area.
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