Boí Taüll, Best Ski Resort in Spain for the Fifth Time

The Alta Ribagorça resort receives the 2026 World Ski Awards, consolidating its leadership in snow tourism.

Boí Taüll, millor estació d'esquí d'Espanya per cinquena vegada

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The ski and mountain resort of Boí Taüll, managed by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC), has been awarded as the best state ski resort of 2026 by the World Ski Awards, an international recognition for excellence in snow tourism.

This marks the fifth time the Alta Ribagorça resort has received this distinction, having been recognized in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2025. With this new award, Boí Taüll becomes the Spanish ski resort most frequently honored as the best in Spain at the World Ski Awards, reaffirming its leadership and the quality of its offerings.
The selection of distinguished resorts is made through an online public vote open to both ski enthusiasts and international tourism industry professionals. The resort has expressed gratitude for the trust of its clients, who contribute to this recognition and maintain a strong sense of belonging to the complex.
Boí Taüll will open its new winter season on December 4th with 45 kilometers of skiable slopes across 43 runs. New attractions include the longest double zip line in Catalonia, open in winter, and the panoramic telescope at the Mirador de Vaques. Improvements have also been made to the Boulevard and Gran Diagonal slopes.
The resort will host the Ski Mountaineering World Cup on January 30th and 31st, a round of the Freeride World Tour Junior on February 27th and 28th, and the Spanish Skimo Championships and Cup from March 18th to 20th, 2027, solidifying its position as a leading Pyrenean snow sports destination.
Last season, Boí Taüll welcomed 172,499 visitors. Its proximity to the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park and the Romanesque heritage of the Vall de Boí, a UNESCO World Heritage site, combined with its family-friendly atmosphere, make the resort a unique destination.
Based on information from the official source: Generalitat de Catalunya — Ferrocarrils (10/11/2026)