Luchon Superbagneres • Ski Holiday • Reviews • Skiing

Upper

cm

40

Lower

cm

20

Snow Report

Open Lifts

7/15

Open Trails

3/3

Terrain & Lift Status

Today

Tomorrow

26/03/

Fresh Snow Prediction

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Mountain Stats

Elevation650 m - 1,450 m

Opening Day7 Dec 2018

Closing Day7 Apr 2019

Capacity 17685 Persons/Hr.

Lift Ticket Prices

1 day adult €33

1 day youth €25

1 day child €29

All rates & fees

Lifts

10

4

1

Total 15

Hours09:00 - 17:00

Skiable Terrain

Easy

Moderate

Advanced

Ungroomed

Overall Slope Length 35 km

Weather

(633 m a.s.l.)

Today
12 °C
Mon
10 °C
Tue
2 °C

Weather Forecast

Webcams

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Interesting facts

The vertical drop from summit to base is 800 m. The average difference in altitude between base and summit of Ski Resorts in France is 868 m. The high point of the ski resort is located at an elevation of 1,450 m.
Season starts on 7 Dec and ends on 7 Apr (121 days). Average season duration in France is 118 days.
Average snow depth during the season (7 Dec to 7 Apr) is 103 cm at summit elevation and 66 cm at base elevation. Snow coverage is usually best during February, offering an average snow depth of 152 cm at summit elevation and 107 cm at the base.
Luchon Superbagneres features 39 sunny days on average per season. The average for all ski Resorts in France is 49 sunny days. January is the sunniest month with an average of 14 sunny days.

News

On a sunny plateau, 140 km (87 mi) southwards from Toulouse lies the ski area Luchon Superbagnères. From here one can enjoy a marvellous panorama view on the valley of Luchon as well as on both the Maladeta massif and the Aneto, the highest mountain of the Pyrenees.

All guests will be taken by a gondola into the skiing area of Luchon within 8 minutes. You´ll find three different areas to guarantee diversified skiing vacations. Téchous, one of the three areas, is especially suitable for children and beginners with all its gentle slopes. The Secteur du Lac offers quiet forest runways, whereas the Secteur du Céciré is characterised by its long ski-runs.