Aragonese ski resorts close a record weekend with more than 180 skiable kilometres

The Aramón Group ski slopes have accumulated up to 182 kilometres of skiable snow this weekend. The 
Formigal-Panticosa resort has received copious snowfall throughout the week, accumulating up to 
80 centimetres of fresh snow, thus allowing the area to be extended to 115 skiable kilometres and opening up such legendary slopes as El Bosque. Cerler, meanwhile, has received around 10 cm of fresh snow, reaching 
45 skiable kilometres. The Valdelinares and Javalambre resorts have also received snowfall over the weekend, accumulating up to 10 centimetres, which has allowed the Teruel resorts to reach a total skiable area of 
​​22.6 kilometres.

In addition to the snow, those who have come to the slopes have had a wide variety of activities for all tastes. On Saturday, the traditional Torch Descent was held in Panticosa on the Estrimal slope. In addition, the same day the Social Trophy sporting event took place in Javalambre. In Cerler, attendees were able to enjoy two unique experiences: Skyline, where they could admire a sunset with views of the Pyrenees while having a glass of champagne, followed by a snack at the El Bosque pizzeria and a night descent under the moonlight; and Abrir Huella, where participants made three descents on freshly groomed snow, culminating in a full breakfast at the Ampriu cafeteria.

The musical programming of M Experience has also been the protagonist in the group’s resorts. In Formigal-Panticosa, on Friday, DJ Pawly opened the après-ski in Marchica, while on Saturday it was the turn of an international artist, DJ Yves V. On the other hand, DJ J. Beren played at M Big Room. In Cerler, the après-ski in Remáscaro had DJ Picante on Friday and DJ Carmen de la Fuente on Saturday. Finally, in Valdelinares, Cabaña 1.900 vibrated with DJ Eddy Charlez on Sunday, closing the weekend with a flourish.