Panticosa-Los Lagos
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| Location: | |
| Nearest city: | Jaca |
| Top elevation: | 2200 m |
| Base elevation: | 1350 m |
| Skiable area: | 34 km |
| Runs: | 38 |
| Lift system: | 1 gondola lift. 6 chair lifts. 5 ski tows. 3 magic carpet lifts. |
| Web site: | http://www.panticosa-loslagos.com |
Panticosa-Los Lagos, officially called Aramón Panticosa, is a ski resort situated near the town of Panticosa in the upper Tena Valley of the western Pyrenees (province of Huesca, Spain).
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[edit] The resort
It has 34 km of marked pistes, being one of the most familiar resorts of the Pyrenees. The highest point is Sabocos peak, 2200 m AMSL, with a vertical drop of 850 m.
The base of the resort is the picturesque town of Panticosa, which includes several hotels and apartments and is situated at 1350 m AMSL. From there a gondola lift provides the main access for the resort. The resort itself occupies two different high mountain valleys, defining two sectors: Petrosos and Sabocos. The upper Sabocos valley is accessed by a fast 4 seat chair lift.
[edit] Lifts
Many of the resort's lifts are modern and of high capacity but some are obsolete though the resort is continuously improving them, the resort has:
- 1 gondola lift.
- 6 chair lifts.
- 5 ski tows.
- 3 magic carpet lifts.
[edit] Pistes
The resort offers 38 pistes of different difficulties:
- 4 begginners.
- 14 easy.
- 16 intermediate.
- 4 expert.
[edit] Services
- 1 restaurant.
- 1 skiing school.
- 1 snow gardens for children.
- 1 kindergarten
- 1 ski hiring stores.
[edit] External links
- http://www.panticosa-loslagos.com - Official resort site.
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Ski resorts in Spain - See complete list |  |
| Alp 2500 | Alto Campoo | Astún | Baqueira-Beret | Boi Taüll | Candanchú | Cerler | Formigal | Javalambre | La Covatilla | La Pinilla | Manzaneda | Navacerrada | Panticosa-Los Lagos | Port del Compte | Rasos de Peguera | Sierra Nevada | Valdelinares | Valdesqui | Valdezcaray | Valgrande-Pajares | Vallter 2000 | Vall de Núria | ||
