Ski areas in Spain

21 named areas with coordinates in the 23 Jul 2026 snapshot. Not a snow report.

Pull / ingest date: 23 Jul 2026 (D1 snow-sports). First snapshot (ingest 23 Jul 2026). No previous snapshot is stored, so no count delta is shown. Source: Wikidata (CC0) and OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Observed counts from that ingest; percentages are calculated.

Alpine landscape illustration — not a named ski area on this page — Pennine Alps, Weisshorn range from Mund, Valais. Illustration of alpine terrain — not a named ski area on this page. Used on the Spain hub as alpine context only — not a photograph of every area in Spain. Photograph: Zacharie Grossen · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · File:Alps.jpg on Wikimedia Commons.

Named areas (observed)21

Stated elevation rangeNot in snapshot

OpenStreetMap Mapnik tiles (current OSM raster vintage, not the D1 23 Jul 2026 snapshot). Points are observed D1 centroids rounded to 4 decimal degrees. Showing 21 of 21 points (cap 80). HTML table below is the non-map equivalent. © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

No region hubs: admin areas in this snapshot are too thin or unset.

Filters are query string only on this one hub URL. Filtered views are noindex. They do not create extra paths.

21 listed.

Area	Approx. latitude	Approx. longitude	Lat. band (calculated)
Alp 2500	42.3294	1.9140	0–45° N
Aransa	42.4200	1.6400	0–45° N
Baqueira-Beret	42.6992	0.9467	0–45° N
Boí Taüll Resort	42.4779	0.8694	0–45° N
Cerler	42.5933	0.5383	0–45° N
Espot Esquí	42.5506	1.0808	0–45° N
Formigal	42.7646	-0.3950	0–45° N
Guils Fontanera	42.4600	1.8400	0–45° N
Javalambre	40.1112	-1.0236	0–45° N
La Covatilla	40.3541	-5.6900	0–45° N
La Molina	42.3344	1.9346	0–45° N
La Pinilla	41.2034	-3.4723	0–45° N
Le Somport-Candanchu	42.7964	-0.5320	0–45° N
Sant Joan de l'Erm	42.4177	1.2873	0–45° N
Sierra Nevada Ski Station	37.0953	-3.3997	0–45° N
Tuixent – la Vansa	42.2143	1.5276	0–45° N
Valdesquí	40.7990	-3.9719	0–45° N
Valdezcaray	42.2546	-2.9689	0–45° N
Valgrande-Pajares	42.9783	-5.7753	0–45° N
Vall de Núria	42.3983	2.1528	0–45° N
Vallter 2000	42.4233	2.2567	0–45° N

Wikidata / OpenStreetMap centroid stored in D1 snow-sports (ingest 23 Jul 2026). Rounded to 4 decimal degrees (~11 m). Not survey-grade. Data from Wikidata (CC0). © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0). Discovery geometry only — not current access, avalanche, snowpack, or piste status.

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How Spain compares

Calculated from 9 qualified country hubs with at least 20 named areas (1158 areas in this loaded set). Not a world census. Elevation, piste kilometres, lift counts and vertical drop are not in this D1 snapshot and are not shown. Observed counts; calculated percentages. Source: D1 snow-sports entities + activity_place_details (Wikidata/OSM ingest). Ingest 23 Jul 2026. First snapshot. No previous snapshot is stored, so no count delta is shown.

Observed 46 named areas (4% of the loaded set) · loaded-set mean share 11.1% (7.1pp below) · similar hubs (similar sized hubs, n=2) mean share 3.4%. Count vs mean hub size (~129): below.
Observed 0% of areas at latitude ≥45° N (0 of 46) · snapshot 42.8% (42.8pp below) · similar 87.3%.
Calculated southern-hemisphere share 0% · snapshot 1.8% (1.8pp below) · similar 0%.
Observed source website present 60.9% (28 of 46) · snapshot 50.9% (10pp above) · similar 22.8%.
Observed stated elevation: Not in this snapshot.

Countries with most named areas (this snapshot)

United States 364 named areas (31.4% of loaded hubs)
Japan 231 named areas (19.9% of loaded hubs)
France 217 named areas (18.7% of loaded hubs)
Canada 115 named areas (9.9% of loaded hubs)
Austria 85 named areas (7.3% of loaded hubs)
Spain 46 named areas (4% of loaded hubs)
Switzerland 43 named areas (3.7% of loaded hubs)
Italy 36 named areas (3.1% of loaded hubs)
New Zealand 21 named areas (1.8% of loaded hubs)

Most high-latitude (≥45° N)

Austria 100% at ≥45° N (85 of 85)
Switzerland 100% at ≥45° N (43 of 43)
Canada 89.6% at ≥45° N (103 of 115)
Italy 72.2% at ≥45° N (26 of 36)
France 69.6% at ≥45° N (151 of 217)

Most with a source website

Japan 84% with a source website (194 of 231)
France 65.4% with a source website (142 of 217)
Spain 60.9% with a source website (28 of 46)
Austria 38.8% with a source website (33 of 85)
United States 37.1% with a source website (135 of 364)

Outliers vs average and similar hubs

“Above / below” is vs the loaded-set calculated percentage, then vs similar hubs. Not a quality score and not snow conditions.

Named-area share: 7.1pp below the loaded set; vs similar 0.6pp above.
High-latitude share: 42.8pp below the loaded set; vs similar 87.3pp below.
Website share: 10pp above the loaded set; vs similar 38.1pp above.

Questions this page can answer

Use the evidence without over-reading it

What does this page establish?

21 named ski-area identity records in Spain from Wikidata and OpenStreetMap.

How current is it?

Use the source snapshot, observation and retrieval dates shown with each fact. Historical context is not a live snow or safety report.

How can I compare areas?

Compare documented geography, scale, elevation and source coverage first. Add current prices, opening and conditions only from dated official sources.

What should I check next?

Confirm opening, access, lift operations, conditions and safety guidance with the resort and responsible official service before travelling.