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Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a group of people riding down a snow covered slope.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a group of people riding down a snow covered slope.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a group of people riding ski boards down a snow covered slope.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a group of people skiing down a snow covered slope.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a person on a snowboard in a room.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a person on skis going down a hill.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a person on skis in front of a sign.
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Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - a woman helping a child to ski down a hill.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain - an indoor ski area with lots of snow.
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Madrid Snow Zone in Spain: a group of people holding snowboards in a building.
Madrid Snow Zone in Spain: a snow covered ski slope inside of a building.

Madrid Snow Zone Overview

Madrid Snow Zone, a popular ski resort, offers an enjoyable experience with well-maintained snow slopes and friendly, caring staff. Visitors particularly appreciate the resort during the low-season period when they can fully savor the fun of skiing. The resort also features a snow park equipped with rails, providing a thrilling experience for the adventurous.

Additionally, Madrid Snow Zone is adequately equipped to cater to the needs of its guests. Visitors can rent any forgotten skiing equipment on-site, and the resort provides changing rooms, lockers, and a variety of restaurants. The resort also offers ski classes with friendly and helpful coaches, making it an excellent place for beginners to learn and practice their skiing skills.

However, visitors have pointed out a few areas that could use improvement. The resort, while enjoyable, could benefit from better signage to facilitate easier navigation for first-time guests. Currently, there are no indications from the motorway or within the surrounding mall parking, which has often led to guests parking far from the snow zone's nearest gate, resulting in a lengthy walk.

Another area of concern is the resort's vending machines which only accept coins, making it inconvenient for those who prefer card payments. Additionally, some visitors have expressed dissatisfaction with the booking system, citing issues with non-confirmation of bookings and discrepancies in pricing.

Despite these concerns, many guests have expressed their willingness to return due to their love for skiing and the overall fun experience. They have also praised the resort for providing a unique opportunity to experience and enjoy snow in seasons when it's unavailable elsewhere.

Key insights

5 insights available

Peak Elevation

705
Maximum skiing elevation
Max: 6767 m

Number of Lifts

3
Total quantity of operational lifts
Max: 165 total

Vertical Drop

38.0
Maximum vertical descent distance
Max: 3167 m

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Terrain Difficulty

Intermediate
33.0%
Beginner
66.0%
Measured independently from mapped ski runs — figures may differ from resort marketing. Terrain statistics are derived from OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenSkiMap.

Features

2 features available

Traditional Ski Resort

A classic ski resort with real snow

Night Skiing

Enjoy after-dark skiing operations

Frequently asked questions about Madrid Snow Zone

Where is Madrid Snow Zone?

Madrid Snow Zone is a ski resort in Arroyomolinos, Madrid, Madrid, Spain, at coordinates 40.3000, -3.9300.

How many lifts does Madrid Snow Zone have?

Madrid Snow Zone has 3 lifts, serving 69 ac of skiable terrain.

How high is Madrid Snow Zone?

Madrid Snow Zone has a peak elevation of 705 m, a base elevation of 667 m and a vertical drop of 38 m.

How is Madrid Snow Zone rated?

ShredIndex rates Madrid Snow Zone 51.6 out of 100, based on catalogued resort data and 4 skier reviews.

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705m

Peak Elevation

3total

Number of Lifts

38m

Vertical Drop

667m

Base Elevation

69 ac

Skiable Terrain

Best Time to Visit

5.2cm
Annual Snowfall
11 year average
Peak: January (3.6cm)
Nov
0.4cm
Dec
3.6cm
Jan
0.5cm
Feb
1.1cm
Mar
Apr
Snow Season (Nov-Dec-Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr)
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