Among the actions planned for this year are the adaptation of roads and different sectors of the resorts, the installation of new viewpoints and the protection of flora and fauna.

The provisional medal ranking is led by Italy with 19, followed by France with 18 and Switzerland with 15. Spain is in fourth place with 8.

Carlos Torres, in the U18 category, gives him the second gold in Spain.

The final medal standings were won by Italy with 22, followed by France with 20 and Switzerland with 16. Spain was in fourth place with 8 medals.

The Spanish team formed by Ana Alonso and Oriol Cardona have fought, until the last moment, for the third place on the podium.

Aurélien Gay (SUI) in the men's U23 category; Lisa Moreschini (ITA) in Women's U23; Caroline Ulrich (SUI) in the women's U20; Thomas Bussard (SUI) in Men's U20; Ida Waldal (NOR) in the female U18 category and Jules Raybaud (FRA) in the male U18 category are proclaimed European champions of the discipline in their respective categories.

The Spanish team has achieved a bronze medal, in the female U18 category, with the Andalusian María Ángeles Rodríguez.

Perrine Gindre (FRA) and Robin Galindo (FRA) win in the U23 category, Caroline Ulrich (SUI) and Thomas Bussard (SUI) in the U20 and Louise Trincaz (FRA) and Norick Polchi (FRA) in the U18

The Spanish team has won six medals (three from Catalan athletes), where Oriol Cardona stands out in first place