Estado de Pistas
Previsión

0°
Calidad
Primavera
Espesores
40-100
KM
23,25
Remontes
Pistas
Generado el 4/17/2021 a las 4:51 PM
Preamble
The adoption by ATUDEM in 1994 of the Rules of Procedure for the Operation of Spanish Alpine Ski Resorts, as an exponent of the consensus of the ski resorts to provide a self-regulation that alleviates the situation of legal uncertainty in which its action unfolded, was a milestone in the regulation of these, given the abandonment that this important tourism sector has been subjected by the Spanish legislature.
The validity of the 1994 Regulations as a source of rights and obligations for ski resorts and their skiers has been recognized over the years by the Spanish courts of justice.
The Regulation was first updated in 2003 to respond to the update of the FIS Standards in 2002 and the evolution of skiers' practices, but this development has continued in such a way as to necessitate a further revision.
The operating companies of the Spanish ski resorts are companies transporting cable travelers, and as such subject to European, Spanish and, where appropriate, autonomous cable passenger transport legislation, as well as the operators of other cable transport facilities existing in Spain, both in cities and in the mountains...
S.O.S. On-Track Emergency Phone: 900 249 100
The International Ski Federation (FIS), founded in 1924 and affiliated with 54 federations, approved FIS standards in 2002. An ideal model of behavior for skiers, snowboarders or any other who glide through the snow, whose goal is to avoid accidents
Skiing and snowboarding, like all sports, involve risks. The FIS rules concern all skiers and snowboarders, who must know and respect them.
Whoever causes an accident because he has violated the Rules may be liable civilly or criminally.
In case of emergencies on the Sierra Nevada tracks call +34 958 24 91 00 or emergency phone 112. We're here to help you.