The Alta Ribagorça resort said goodbye to the 2023-2024 winter season last Sunday, April 14.

The activities of FGC Turisme have involved an aggregate business worth 50 million euros and 2,800 llocs of work for the Muntanya valleys where they are located.

After a very busy Easter weather-wise, La Molina, Boí Taüll, Espot, Port Ainé and Vallter will remain open until Sunday, April 7.

Thanks to this exercise, FGC Turisme can quantify the impact of the carbon footprint on the atmosphere and establish strategies for reducing emissions.

La Molina, Vallter, Espot Esquí and Port Ainé will open their ski areas uninterruptedly until April 7 if snow conditions and weather permit it. The Boí Taüll Ribagorzan resort will also reopen on the weekend of April 13 and 14.

Thanks to this facility, people with bathroom support needs will be able to enjoy the high mountains in better hygiene and health conditions.

Thanks to the snowfall, FGC Turisme's mountain resorts will be able to open a large part of their ski area and ensure a very good Easter week.

The six resorts, altogether, plan to open about 75% of the ski areas.

With the latest snowfall as a backdrop, on Thursday March 7 FGC Turisme launched a raffle among all members of the Pirineu365 Club to win a pair of Head skis, to choose between two models.

Announcement in relation to the strike call scheduled for January 26 and 27, 2024