
Snow without stress
We know going up with kids is an odyssey. Here is the definitive guide to enjoy Sierra Nevada as a family.
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Non-Ski Fun
1. Mirlo Blanco (Pradollano)
An amusement park in the snow located at the end of the Rio slope. Ideal for children who don't ski.
- Russian Sled (Roller coaster)
- Tubing and Snow-bike
- Designated sledding zone
2. Sleds (Hoya de la Mora)
Insider Tip: Using sleds on ski slopes is prohibited for safety. You can only use them in designated areas.
If you are looking for a more 'wild' and free experience, go up to Hoya de la Mora (highest part of the road). There you can rent sleds at the kiosks or bring your own. It is an uncontrolled area, so be careful!
My First Steps
Nursery (Pradollano)
For the little ones (babies up to 6 years old) who are not going to ski. They play warmly in indoor facilities while you ski.
Alpine Garden (Borreguiles)
The intermediate step. An enclosed area in the snow with magic carpets for them to have their first contact with skis while playing.
Available Nurseries
"Lifesaver" Logistics
Clothing Rental
Don't have snow clothes? Don't buy for just one day. Many shops rent pants, jackets, and resting boots (apres-ski).
View rental shopsLockers / Storage
Essential for leaving backpacks with snacks and shoes.
- Pradollano: Under the Al-Andalus gondola.
- Borreguiles: Next to the gondola exit.
Medical Center & Pharmacy
The pharmacy is in the central square of Pradollano. The medical office is a bit further up, near the Meliá hotel.
View on 3D mapParking with kids
Recommended: Plaza de Andalucía Parking (Underground). It's expensive, but the elevator takes you directly to the gondolas.
Avoid Los Peñones if you have a stroller (requires chairlift).
View all parking optionsKids 0-5 years
They only pay for slope insurance.
Where to eat?
Avoid queues and fine dining. Here are the fast and comfortable places to go with kids.
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