Snowshoeing in the Pallars
When the snow falls, the Pallars transforms: silent forests, frozen lakes and pure high-mountain scenery. Snowshoeing is the easiest, safest way to enjoy it — no previous experience needed, just the desire to walk through snow with a guide who knows the terrain.
Who snowshoeing is for
Everyone: if you can walk, you can snowshoe. We run gentle outings through forests and plateaus for families and beginners, and longer routes with more climbing for those after a full winter mountain day.
Where we go
The best areas of the Pallars depending on conditions: around Espot and the national park, the forests and passes of Pallars Sobirà and the Vall Fosca. The guide picks the itinerary with the best snow and safety each day.
Safety on snow
Winter demands judgement: snowpack, weather and terrain choice. Our outings include a certified guide and the necessary equipment, with itineraries chosen to enjoy the snow without risk.
The season
Normally December to March, depending on snowfall. The best light and freshest snow usually come in January and February. If there is not enough snow, we turn it into an equally spectacular winter hike.
Winter outings
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FAQ
Do I need previous experience to snowshoe?
No. If you walk regularly, you can join a snowshoe outing. The basic technique takes five minutes to learn and the guide adapts the pace to the group.
What do the outings include?
A certified guide, snowshoes and poles, and full route planning according to the day's conditions. You only need winter clothing and mountain footwear.
Can children join?
Yes, we have gentle forest and plateau itineraries that are perfect for families with children. Kids love the snow — it tends to be their favourite outing.
Come and enjoy the first snow with us
Write to us and we will suggest the perfect snowshoe outing for the conditions, your group and what you are looking for.
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