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Port del Comte
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Port del Comte

Solsonès (La Coma i la Pedra), Lleida, Catalonia

Port del Comte opened in 1973 and lies in the mountains above the Solsonès. It is the alpine resort closest to Barcelona and is popular for day trips. The area spreads over several sectors, such as El Querol and Estivella, with wide pistes and broad views over Catalonia all the way to Montserrat. Ahead of 2025/26 the entire cable of the Sucre chairlift was replaced and more than 725 m of windbreaks were put up.

Alpine skiing

Height
1,700–2,400 m
Pistes
50 km
Runs
811136
Lifts
17
Season
December–early April
Lift pass
2025/26: €44 adult/day, €37 child (children up to 6 €17)
Level
all levels
Snowmaking
283 snow cannons, approx. 55% of the pistes

Highlights

  • Approx. 2 hours from Barcelona
  • Wide views towards the Cadí and Montserrat
  • Large area for a medium-sized resort

Getting here

Flights
Barcelona (BCN) approx. 150 km, approx. 2 h · Andorra–La Seu d'Urgell (LEU) approx. 80 km, approx. 1 h 30 min · Lleida-Alguaire (ILD) approx. 150 km, approx. 2 h · Girona (GRO) approx. 180 km, approx. 2 h 15 min
Car
C-55 to Solsona, then the LV-4241 towards Sant Llorenç de Morunys and on up to the resort (approx. 30 km). Parking at El Querol, tarmac and gravel. Chains may be needed.

Accommodation

Accommodation
Hotel Serhs Ski Port del Comte at the slopes, plus flats nearby
Places to stay nearby
Sant Llorenç de Morunys (approx. 25 min), Solsona (approx. 40 min), Berga (approx. 50 min)
TipsGo on weekdays, as weekends are popular with people from Barcelona. Check the wind forecast, as the resort is exposed.
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42.1723° N, 1.5613° E

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