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Essential skiing equipment

Skiing is the winter sport par excellence, and although it is healthy and a great way to keep fit even during the coldest months of the year, not using the most essential skiing equipment can be a real danger for any skier. That's why we're going to take a look at which items of skiing equipment are essential to ensure safe and successful skiing.
Ski equipment and accessories 
Skiing equipment is the foundation on which any athlete who wants to glide over the snow must stand. There are elements of the ski equipment that are compulsory and others that are necessary to guarantee the physical integrity of the athlete, and below we highlight those that for us are absolutely non-negotiable.
Ski jacket and trousers
 Jackets and trousers are two key elements of skiing equipment, as they protect the skier's body from the cold outside. Both should be warm, but also waterproof to keep the wearer dry and, if possible, ensure a windproof effect. After all, skiing takes place in a snowy environment, so there is no need to worry about the skier maintaining an optimum body temperature during the entire sporting session.
Of course, both jacket and trousers must comply with the following:
<ul>
<li>Allow correct range of movement.</li>
<li>Be breathable so that sweat does not accumulate on the inside.</li>
<li>Fit snugly to prevent hypothermia.</li>
<li>Breathable base layer</li>
<li>As well as being comfortable, it is important that skiers' base clothing is breathable, which means that it allows sweat to pass through to the outside so that it does not accumulate and cool down on the skiers' skin.</li>
<li>It is advisable to wear a breathable thermal T-shirt under ski clothing and, if possible, to wear thermal underwear that is also breathable. </li>
</ul>

Ski gloves 
Gloves or mittens are essential for skiers, as they are the only textile layer that separates the cold air and snow from the delicate skin of the hands. In addition, ski gloves have a double function, as they provide a better grip when using elements such as poles, allowing you to achieve greater control over them and, therefore, also to enjoy greater fluidity in your movements.
This is why ski gloves should be the right size and have the following characteristics: Breathability. Waterproofing. Thermal insulation.
Ski helmet The helmet is not a compulsory item in Spain, but it is still a vitally important piece of basic ski equipment. It protects the head, the most sensitive part of the human body, from any blow that could cause serious injury.
Its purpose is to prevent any kind of bone injury to the skull and other types of trauma that can be fatal to human life. It is important that the helmet is the right size and fits snugly on the skier's head.
Ski goggles The sun is even more damaging at high altitudes where the whole environment is tinted white. That's why ski goggles are such an important accessory for skiers, as they protect the eyes from ultraviolet rays, but also from snow and debris that may be suspended in the wind.
But that's not all: ski goggles with anti-fog treatment and polarised lenses also allow for better visibility, which is a very positive factor when practising this sport.
Hat and neck warmer 
The cap and neck warmer are responsible for covering and protecting two of the most delicate parts of the neck for the skier's health. The neck warmer also serves to cover the nose and mouth in extremely cold conditions.
As for the cap, it is best not to wear it under the ski helmet, as it can have a negative influence on the grip of the helmet, which is essential to guarantee its usefulness in a fall on skis. Both items of ski equipment should be made of breathable and windproof fabrics. 
Ski back protectors
Ski back protectors are highly recommended ski equipment for beginner skiers or skiers who practice modalities such as freestyle or off-piste skiing.
The main reason for this is that they protect both the spine and the lumbar area from possible falls, which can be very serious depending on how they occur.
Other skiing accessories
In addition to the ski equipment we have already mentioned, there are other interesting options to consider before heading down the mountain:
Ski wristbands: As with the knees, the wrists are very exposed when skiing. Good quality ski wristbands ensure that your wrists are protected from knocks and falls.
Ski socks: They should insulate from the cold, but also be comfortable and breathable so that the feeling of dry feet lasts all day in the snow.
Ski backpack: It must be light and fit perfectly on the skier's back and shoulders. It is essential to carry some water, food, tools and a mobile phone to call for help if necessary.
Also, knowing how to choose the most appropriate ski equipment (skis or board, boots and poles), according to the level of skiing and snowboarding, is essential so that everything goes according to plan and we can enjoy snow sports.

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Beginner's skiers guide, 10 things you must do before you start

<ul>
<li style="text-align: justify;">If you have decided to take up winter sports, congratulations! They are exciting and if you follow a few simple recommendations, you will be able to enjoy the snow from the first day.</li>
</ul>
1.- What should I know before coming to Sierra Nevada?
We recommend you to visit our website: https://sierranevada.es/en/. Take a look at our webcams to get an idea of the state of the slopes and get an overview of the resort. It is also important to familiarise yourself with the snow report and all its details: the names of the pistes, lifts, snow conditions, etc.
In the resort section you will find all the information on Sierra Nevada services: how to get there, internal transport, restaurants, nurseries and a section dedicated to safety on the slopes.
2.- What do I have to do before going up?
It is very important to book accommodation in advance, especially in the high season.
We also recommend that you buy your ski pass before you come. If you buy it online, the price is cheaper. On the other hand, if you belong to a family unit, the resort has several discounted rates that adapt to all types of families and ages. To benefit from these discounts, it is indispensable to make the purchase online.
Likewise, the university community and young people with European card have their own promotions.
All the information can be found in our shop: https://sierranevada.es/tienda.
3.- Should I start with a ski school?
Sierra Nevada has more than 400 qualified instructors who teach all types of winter sports (skiing, snowboarding, Telemark...).
The best way to get started and not spend the whole day trying to keep your feet up, which is very frustrating, is to book a private instructor or take a course. There is a wide range of options, and many of the schools can rent you the equipment or even offer you an all-inclusive package.
The schools are all located in Pradollano, but they also have offices in Borreguiles (ski area), located on the side of the Al-Andalus gondola lift, to assist their clients.
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4.- What to wear in the snow?
Warm, waterproof clothing and footwear is recommended. It is best to dress in layers to be able to adapt easily to the temperature changes. The air between layers is the best insulator.
It is important to remember to wear: gloves, goggles, and hat. If you are going to ski or snowboard, as with other sports such as cycling, a helmet is recommended. The speed and the existence of obstacles make it important to protect yourself well.
While enjoying the snow, we sometimes forget that we are exposed to dangerous ultraviolet rays. We should protect ourselves with a sun cream of at least factor 30.
The cold often conceals the feeling of thirst, but to keep your muscles working properly, you need to stay well hydrated.
5.- Where do I hire equipment?
The resort has a wide range of ski and snowboard equipment for hire. It is worth renting your own equipment, much better than borrowing it. The rental shop will advise you on which skis or snowboard is best suited to your beginner level.
You can even go to the piste area without equipment and rent it there, if that's more convenient for you.
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 6.- Where do I buy or collect my ski pass?
If you have already purchased your ski pass online, you can go to one of the cash machines located in the Plaza de Andalucía, the covered car park or the Parador chairlift (the urban chairlift) and collect your ski pass with the QR code that you receive at the end of your purchase.
If you are going to buy directly at the resort, Sierra Nevada has ticket offices located next to the cash machines to make the purchase in person. To avoid waiting, on Fridays and Saturdays there are advance sales until 21:45.
7.- How do I access the beginners' slopes?
There are several ski lifts that give access to the slopes. Beginners access the initiation area via one of the two Pradollano gondola lifts:
<ol style="text-align: justify;">
<li>Al-Andalus cable car: This is the most convenient mechanical lift for beginners, as just at the exit is the green slopes (the easiest) of Borreguiles.</li>
<li>Borreguiles cable car: The access is parallel to the Al-Andalus cable car. On arrival at the piste area you can access via two escalators to the exit to the slopes. In its shopping gallery you can rent ski and snowboard equipment or buy some accessories in the resort's official shop.</li>
</ol>
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8.- On which tracks should I begin?
The skills must be acquired progressively, going from the easiest to the most difficult.
The slopes are grouped by colour depending on their difficulty:
<ul>
<li>Green: Very Easy. For beginners.</li>
<li>Blue: Easy. Medium level. Parallel skiers.</li>
<li>Red: Difficult. Good skiers or snowboarders.</li>
<li>Black: Very difficult. Expert.</li>
</ul>
Snow and weather conditions can accentuate the difficulty. We must know our own limitations and stay on the slopes of our level until we can move on to others of a higher level. Better not to take any risks!
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9.- Which lifts are the most suitable to start with?
Once in the piste area, you have to start with the conveyor belts or magic carpets
The closest to the cable cars is the Borreguiles magic carpet, which is usually used to access the conveyors that are higher up and less steep: the Bosque carpet, the Maitena carpet and the Dauro carpet.
Once you know how to make wedge turns or have learned how to turn on a snowboard, it is time to start going up the chairlift.
You can start with the Emile Allais chairlift, going left at the top station, which has the gentlest slope. Then you can continue with the Borreguiles I chairlift, which has a slightly steeper gradient, and continue with the Veleta II chairlift. The latter has a longer route and gives access to one of the most famous green slopes of the resort: the Perdiz slope.
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10.- What are the main safety rules on the slopes?
<ol>
<li>Do not ski or snowboard off-piste or enter closed areas.</li>
<li>Do not go near the edges of the slopes, to avoid going off unexpectedly.</li>
<li>For the same reason, it is advisable to stay away from windbreaks, canyons, towers or other obstacles.</li>
<li>Keep skis and snowboards well prepared (edges, soles, bindings). A little maintenance of the equipment guarantees more pleasure and control.</li>
</ol>
Let's go!

Consejos inicio temporada de esquí

Qué nervios! Comienza la temporada de esquí en Sierra Nevada y no vemos el momento de dejarnos caer pista abajo por la nieve. Sin embargo, la improvisación no siempre es buena consejera y es importante que lo tengamos todo preparado para disfrutar al máximo de la experiencia. Por eso, aquí tienes algunos consejos básicos para que el inicio de la temporada de esquí en Sierra Nevada sea como lo habías soñado. ¡Y a gozar de la nieve!
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¡Ponte en forma!
Han pasado muchos meses desde la última vez que te pusiste los esquís o te subiste a la tabla. Y, si eres principiante, esto que te vamos a decir es todavía más importante. Tu preparación física es fundamental porque los deportes de invierno son muy exigentes, así que no esperes al último día para ponerte en forma. ¡Es el momento de empezar!
Tener una buena condición física te ayudará a cansarte menos y evitar lesiones. Y, claro está, el deporte mejora tu salud, por lo que no hay excusas para no ponerse a entrenar. ¿Cómo hacerlo? 
<ul style="text-align: justify;">
<li> Haz ejercicios de piernas como sentadillas, trabajando cuádriceps, isquiotibiales, abductores y gemelos. Combina estos entrenamientos con deportes como running, pádel, tenis, fútbol sala o bicicleta, en los que los movimientos ponen a prueba tus articulaciones.</li>
<li> Fortalece hombros, bíceps y tríceps y realiza estiramientos de brazos, muñecas y manos porque es la mejor manera de evitar lesiones.</li>
<li> Trabaja el abdomen y la espalda porque es muy importante que estén fuertes para mantener una correcta postura al esquiar.</li>
<li> Los ejercicios de cardio ayudan a mejorar tu fondo físico y tu capacidad pulmonar. Un poco de carrera y de bicicleta te vendrán bien.</li>
</ul>
Recuerda que lo ideal es empezar con pesos ligeros e ir incrementando la intensidad. Y no olvides cuidar tu alimentación y tu descanso para que los resultados sean óptimos.
<h2 style="text-align: justify;">Ten siempre preparado tu material</h2>
Si no tienes esquís, es el momento de comprarlos. Y, si los tienes, su mantenimiento es fundamental para tu seguridad en la pista.
Recuerda que tu material sufre un desgaste durante tus descensos y eso puede reducir su eficacia si no lo cuidas adecuadamente.
Pero no solo es importante mantener tu material durante la temporada de nieve. También debes prepararlo al inicio de la misma porque, como ya hemos dicho, ¡hace muchos meses que lo utilizaste por última vez! Sigue estos consejos: 
<ul style="text-align: justify;">
<li> Haz una lista con todo el material que debes revisar y comprueba si hay algún elemento que debas comprar directamente porque esté demasiado deteriorado.</li>
<li> Revisa tus esquís o tabla y repara posibles surcos con cofix (es un polietileno).</li>
<li> Si no sabes o no eres capaz de reparar tu material, llévalo a un taller profesional donde comprueben si es posible arreglar los desperfectos.</li>
</ul>
 Además de los esquís o la tabla, para esquiar en Sierra Nevada también necesitas otro tipo de material que también es preciso que prepares ya. Nuestro consejo es que metas en tu bolsa o mochila todas esas cosas que vas a necesitar sí o sí en la nieve como: 
<ul style="text-align: justify;">
<li> Gafas de esquí.</li>
<li> Crema solar.</li>
<li> Cacao protector.</li>
<li> Braga o cuello.</li>
<li> Muda de ropa térmica.</li>
<li> Barritas energéticas.</li>
</ul>
 Son solo unos ejemplos, pero repasa todo lo que tú creas que te va a hacer falta y que puedes añadir y ten siempre a mano esa mochila con todo en su sitio.

Hiking with children: what to look out for

Summer

Summer activities

If you are planning to go hiking with children this summer, it is very important that you plan your excursion well because, when you go out with the little ones, you can't leave anything to improvisation.
In Sierra Nevada you have some great routes for hiking with children, such as the Laguna de las Yeguas route; this trail is the most accessible of the ones we propose as the whole route is short (1,185m) and downhill. You can also make the ascent to the Veleta peak, the route is of medium level, but the lifts open in summer will take you up to 3,000m. Climbing to the summit from there is a wonderful experience for young and old alike, and the scenery is truly extraordinary. But, whether you choose these routes or any other, it is important to bear in mind certain factors when planning your hiking trip with children. Here are some useful tips and recommendations.
How to make a day's hiking with children the perfect plan
The little ones in the house get more tired than adults (at least, walking) and a hiking route with children does not go as smoothly because they like to stop and discover everything they find on their way.
This is something inevitable and the only thing we can advise you to do is to be patient. But there are aspects of your excursion that you can have under control if you plan it properly. 
Plan your route 
It is essential to plan the route in advance when hiking with children. The first few times, try not to make the route too hard for them or it will be too long for all of you.
Choose a short route where you can make some stops in between. Bingeing all at once is counterproductive, especially if you want them to want to do it again.
And along the way, adapt to their pace and allow them freedom of movement. Always under supervision but not with too many restrictions, because the idea is to give them a taste for nature.
Check the weather forecast
Knowing what the weather is going to be like on the day of the excursion is essential for all planning. From the time of departure to the clothes, footwear and the route itself.
If you are going hiking with children in summer, you should get up early to avoid the middle of the day and excessive heat. If it is in winter, you should dress warmly. And, if it is in autumn or spring, you will surely have to take into account the possibility of rain because this can lead to a change of route or a change of clothing and footwear, or even the cancellation of the excursion in the worst case scenario.
However, in the mountains the weather forecast can change from one moment to the next.
Suitable clothing and footwear
As we have said, the weather will determine what type of clothing and footwear we choose for a hiking route with children (sportswear, mackintosh if necessary, good walking shoes or boots, cap to protect from the sun, etc.). But there should always be a common denominator: comfort.
And, of course, especially when it comes to children, a spare change of clothes and sun cream should always be in the backpack.
Prepare enough food and drink
Last but not least, you should prepare food for the trip. In addition to snacks, it's a good idea to bring something to snack on, such as energy bars or nuts.
Water should be plentiful - better than plenty! But of course, remember that the little ones should not carry too much weight.
Have you already decided what you're going to do on your next hiking trip with the kids? Visit our Nature section on the website and choose your next excursion to the Sierra Nevada. 
It will be great fun for them!

Sierra Nevada in springtime

Those who know the Sierra Nevada well know that spring is one of the best times of the season to enjoy skiing, especially if the resort keeps all the areas open, with good snow thicknesses. The clear skies, the perfectly groomed pistes with a special spring treatment and the pleasant temperatures make this snow, which changes throughout the day, one of the best in the country for skiing at this time of year.
For all these reasons, here are five reasons not to miss skiing in spring:
1.- The snow
In spring, the snow conditions in Sierra Nevada are very special. Due to its altitude, the slopes are kept in very good condition throughout the day. Early in the morning the snow is hard, so it is advisable to start skiing in the lower areas of the resort: Rio, Loma Dilar, Cauchiles..., as the morning progresses the snow begins to melt, to have a layer of 2 or 3 cm of soft snow, so you can go up to the area of Borreguiles, to finish the day in the area of La Laguna or in the Veleta.
Itineraries:
1.- Skiers or snowboarders of medium or high level can choose to start the day by going up to the Loma de Dilar area, it is advisable to start the day's skiing via the Loma Dilar piste until returning to Pradollano; or in the case of experts, opt for the descent of a 'black' piste such as Fuente del Tesoro.
2.- Back in the cable car, skiers and snowboarders can opt for a few descents down Borreguiles - Perdiz, Rebeco, Zorro, Morillas, Granados, etc.-,
3.- After going back up the Stadium chairlift we can do the long run of the El Águila de Cauchiles piste or other red pistes in that area.
4.- Towards midday you can go up to the highest peaks by the Zayas chairlift to ski the slopes closest to the Veleta or to go into the Laguna, where the snow remains in better condition until early afternoon.
5.- Of course, beginner skiers have the green slopes of Borreguiles and the Family Zone of the Mar piste in perfect condition throughout the day and if they reach a certain level, our advice is to try the blue slopes of the Loma de Dilar or Borreguiles.
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2.- The weather
According to the resort's weather data, recorded over the years, in April, Sierra Nevada enjoys a high percentage of sunny days. The temperatures in this month are milder, which makes skiing easier for the youngest skiers and also makes it easier for beginners to take to skiing, as they do not have to suffer the rigours of winter.
3.- The prices
Sierra Nevada has launched a special offer for spring. Two days skiing, for only 66€. On sale exclusively <a href="https://centrocomercio.sierranevada.es/primavera-2022">ONLINE</a>
you don't have a ski pass yet, you can withdraw it at the station's cash machines. The purchase of the 2-day SPRING ski pass -for the same person- is limited to one order per person. These passes can be used on any day of the 2021-2022 season, on alternate or consecutive days.
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4.- Events
In spring, Sierra Nevada continues to hold sporting and musical events:
30 and 31/03 - SPANISH ABSOLUTE ALPINE SKIING CHAMPIONSHIP. 01/04/04 - ULTRA SIERRA NEVADA 01-03/04 - SUN AND SNOW FESTIVAL 09-10/04 - VETERANS TROPHY
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5.- The attractions of the province
Where else in the world can you ski in the morning and swim in the sea in the afternoon? We can assure you that nowhere else. In the Sierra Nevada you can enjoy the slopes in the morning and, within an hour, take a dip in the sea on the Costa Tropical during the long spring afternoons.
A good sun cream, sunglasses and light clothing are all you need to enjoy the Sierra Nevada snow until the end of the season.
Don't miss out!

Sierra Nevada always young, 5 reasons to come

<ul>
<li>Sierra Nevada has a special attraction for our most loyal customers; thousands of young people who enjoy winter sports in the Granada resort every season. The atmosphere, the preparation of the slopes, the Sulayr snowpark, the leisure offer in Pradollano and the events specially programmed for them are our main attractions. </li>
</ul>
So, if you don't know us yet, we are going to give you five reasons to discover the most fun resort in the world:
1.- Enjoy the best atmosphere
Sierra Nevada appears in the rankings of specialised publications as one of the resorts with the best atmosphere for young people. The entertainment offer in Pradollano: terraces, tapas bars, restaurants and pubs is one of its strong points, but also in the piste area the options are unbeatable.
This season the resort has added a new meeting point on the slopes: El Torreón terrace. Designed with modern and comfortable furniture, low tables and hammocks, it offers a unique atmosphere, a gourmet experience and a tasting point for the exquisite Moët &amp; Chandon champagne.
2.- Experience one of the best electronic music festivals
Considered one of the 10 best snow festivals in Europe, the Sun and Snow, the festival par excellence of Sierra Nevada, returns to consolidate itself as one of the best alternatives to enjoy winter sports and a unique musical programme in the south of Spain. The event will take place on 1, 2 and 3 April 2022 at the summits of Sierra Nevada. A unique experience that combines winter sports, mountain activities and the best electronic music of the moment. For this edition they will surprise us with new spaces and an unbeatable programme.
3.- Play on the slopes
It's not all about skiing, you can also compete with your friends, play to see who is the fastest or share a photo with privileged views.  With Skiline, the world's largest community of skiers, you can access the vertical metres skied; use the photopoint to take home a souvenir; compete in the Slalom or measure your times in the Speedcheck.
This application is used with the ski pass. You can try all the Skiline attractions before registering or afterwards, as you wish. The system saves the videos, descents and photos so you can view and download them whenever you want.
4.- Activate the El Subidón promotion for the University Community
For many years Sierra Nevada has been activating every season the El Subidón promotion for the purchase of ski days at very special prices. Designed for the university community, it is open to university students as well as teachers and administrative and service staff.
El Subidón is valid for undergraduate and postgraduate students at universities associated with the CRUE and the EUA. To benefit from the promotion, all you have to do is make an application through the website (www.elsubidon.es) attaching the supporting documentation to the Sierra Nevada Club account.
Once the documentation has been approved, you can access two products at very advantageous prices: Expert 2 days and Long Expert 5 days. 
5.- Use your European Youth Card to get important discounts.
The European Youth Card is valid in more than 40 countries, and with it you can enjoy discounts on all kinds of experiences: travel, leisure, culture, fashion, beauty... and of course winter sports in Sierra Nevada. This card is open to young people up to the age of 31.
At the resort you can get a 10% discount on season and long-stay passes (10, 15 and 20 days). Also to the offer "MAS + white days": 10% discount on midweek passes (Monday to Friday) from 2 to 5 consecutive days of ski passes, and prices with a 30% discount on 1-day passes, on the following dates: Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Epiphany and two days at Easter (14 and 15).
All this and much more on the resort's website: <a href="/es/invierno/la-estación/" title="La Estación">Sierranevada.es</a>.

Continental Tires leaves you 5 tips for driving on snow

Winter's here! And with it, <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.continental-neumaticos.es/turismo" target="_blank">Continental Tires</a> leaves you with 5 tips for driving on snow.If as we are looking forward to enjoying the ski season, you should keep in mind that safety always comes first. Are you ready to drive on snow? Here are some tips for driving on snow that can be very useful to you. Notes!<ol>
<li>Take care of your car... more than ever! In winter it is more important than ever to check and care for your vehicle, complying with the maintenance recommended by its manufacturer. And yes, your tires also play a key role in safety, even more so now that temperatures are below 7oC. So remember to check its status and pressures, and even check out <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.continental-neumaticos.es/turismo/neumaticos?cartype=car&amp;&amp;season=winter" target="_blank" data-anchor="?cartype=car&amp;&amp;season=winter">Continental's WinterContact</a> range to forget about putting chains on.</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Equip yourself well before you go out. Try to plan the trip as much as possible before leaving home: review the information offered by the DGT about the traffic situation, try to carry the full tank, water, blankets... and chains. Or if you want to avoid the latter, don't forget to equip your vehicle with the latest German technology that Continental <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.continental-neumaticos.es/turismo/conocimientos-sobre-neumaticos/comprar-neumaticos/comprar-neumaticos-de-invierno" target="_blank">applies to winter tyres.</a></li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Warm clothes, better out. Driving too warmly limits your ability to move, and it can make a difference when it comes to acting in the face of a situation of danger. The less clothes you have behind the wheel, the better you can handle it, so make the most of your car's air conditioning system 😉</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Drive smoothly. In low adhesion conditions it is easier for the vehicle to stop responding to the driver's orders, especially if they are rough and exceed the capacity of the track to grip by water, snow or mud. Try to gently move the steering wheel and not hit the throttle and brake pedals smoothly, always using the longest possible ride. And remember, the rush is the worst travel companion.</li>
<li style="text-align: justify;">Get out of the way. Even if your vehicle is equipped with the latest technology, the main factor of driving on snow is yourself and your relationship with the roadway and the rest of the drivers around you: avoid driving too fast and anticipate more than ever the maneuvers that other users can perform around you. Smoothness and concentration will be your main allies.</li>
</ol> And remember, if you want to travel quietly, <a rel="noopener" href="https://www.continental-neumaticos.es/turismo" target="_blank">trust Continental Tires.</a> Enjoy Sierra Nevada, and driving in winter!