Sierra Nevada National Park

Sierra Nevada National Park is a frozen paradise on earth. A place where the Sun is hot and still it has snow. It is absolutely spectacular. And the most amazing part?🌠 Sunset above the clouds, where you actually start dreaming that you are in a frozen fairy tale that you dreamt about in your childhood. And now you climbed it and the beauty of the majestic mountains, the softness of the clouds, cold of the snow, heat of the sun and the spectacular play of colours during sunset, just blows your mind. It is a heaven on earth that everyone should experience. 🌟🌟🌟🌟

BE AWARE! In peak snow season this place does NOT have the capacity for the demand! Especially at weekends or holidays. You WILL find yourself stuck on the hill driving up here for HOURS unless you are there really early. (before 8am!) Because once the car parks start getting full. The police/traffic management will stop allowing more traffic up there until people are coming down. It never used to be like this. But this is the only mountain with snow in a huge radius so it has huge demand, even for people who just want to experience snow and ice and not paritcularly skiing. What they havent done is plan for this in advance. Why not create a big park and ride near the bottom with frequent shuttle busses heading up and down all day? That would reduce the demand on traffic and parking up there. I'd happily pay for that service. It would be far easier. Sorry to throw a 1* review because the place is great once there. But honestly I have little desire to come back here again knowing that you could be looking at 2 to 3 hours wait and even being turned around trying to get up to the resort during snow season.

Very beautiful drive up the mountain. You can drive until 2500 meters. The views are spectacular. I was there on May 29th, there was still some snow left. Nature is so beautiful here❤️

Sierra Nevada National Park, is a national park located in the Sierra Nevada within the provinces of Granada and Almería, in Spain. Sierra Nevada National Park stretches from the Alpujarra to El Marquesado and the Lecrin Valley, covering a total area of: 85,883 hectares, There are more than: 20 peaks over: 3,000 meters, with the highest being: Mulhacén (3479 m), Veleta (3396 m), Alcazaba (3371 m). The rivers that rise on the north face of the range feed the Guadalquivir basin, the most important ones being the Genil.

Great views, beautiful villages, unforgettable routes. For us it was also a temperature change of at least 10 degrees Celsius when traveling from the coast. It is worth taking one of the routes in the park. Beautiful at any time of year and day. And these pomegranate trees growing almost everywhere, covered with fruit...

Amazing slopes. The longest round we did was a 7km summit to bottom. Despite being open only at 1/3 capacity due to lack of snow the set up was amazing. Avoid green slopes as there are a lot of beginners but blue and red are beautiful. An amazing spot that reaches over 3,500mts at summit.

It's really a great place for the whole family, both for experienced and beginners. There are good restaurants in town, but unfortunately, there's a lot of noise with one restaurant trying to outdo the neighboring one with music. There's hardly any service staff who speak English, and our pre-booked parking for 3 days didn't work. However, that being said, it's definitely not the last time I'll visit this place; it's a really nice ski resort.

Very nice place to visit. Very calm and close to nature. Lots of herbs are there. Apple, walnut, berries trees everywhere. Natural water resources. Awesome view from hill tops. Tourists can roam around by cycle also.