Rules for visiting Cerler
What is allowed and what is not at the resort and around it: camping, motorhomes, ski touring, dogs, drones and fires. Each rule links to the official source it comes from.
The resort lies within Posets-Maladeta Natural Park (ZEC and ZEPA Posets-Maladeta), around the resort. The PORN (Natural Resources Management Plan) does not allow alpine skiing with lifts inside the park, so the ski area lies outsi, so its public-use rules also apply. Source: aragon.es
⛺ Camping and bivouac
- With conditionsIn the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park only high-mountain camping is allowed, above 2.000 m. Pitching more than 3 tents or staying more than 2 consecutive nights in the same spot requires prior authorisation from the Park Directorate (PORN, art. 29).Source: boa.aragon.es
🚐 Motorhomes and caravans
- With conditionsThe resort allows motorhomes to park in the marked areas of its car parks (Cerler 1.500 and Ampriu 1.900) and to sleep in them without camping: stabiliser legs, chairs, tables and other objects must not be put out.Source: cerler.com
- ProhibitedInside the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park you may not stay overnight in caravans, motorhomes or vehicles. This is only allowed in marked areas of licensed campsites (PRUG, Decreto 168/2014, art. 11.2).Source: boa.aragon.es
🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes
- With conditionsCerler has 4 marked ski touring routes, designed to coexist with the alpine slopes. To go up on touring skis on open slopes you must first ask the resort and follow its instructions (ATUDEM Regulation, 4.10).Source: cerler.com
- ProhibitedEntering the ski area after the slopes close is prohibited, except for organised activities or those expressly authorised by the resort. At night, snow groomers work with anchor cables (ATUDEM Regulation, 4.7).Source: aramon.com
🐕 Dogs
- ProhibitedAt Cerler, animals may not ride the chairlift or enter the restaurants. The slope regulations prohibit pedestrians and animals from using the slopes, for safety reasons.Source: cerler.com
- With conditionsIn the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, pets may only enter held directly by their handler (PORN, art. 36).Source: boa.aragon.es
🛸 Drones
- Permit requiredFlying drones in the resort without authorisation from Aramón Cerler is prohibited. If you have it, the flight must also comply with current legislation (ATUDEM Regulation, 5.2).Source: aramon.com
🔥 Fires and barbecues
- ProhibitedIn the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, releasing gas or fire balloons, launching rockets and lighting fireworks, flares or firecracker strings is prohibited (PRUG, Decreto 168/2014, art. 12).Source: boa.aragon.es
🛷 Sledging
- With conditionsSleds are allowed only in the delimited area of Ampriu 1.900 and during its opening hours. Access is on foot, without skis or snowboard, with your own wristband or keycard. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Sleds are prohibited on all other slopes.Source: aramon.com
📋 Other rules
- ProhibitedMotor vehicles may not be driven in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park. The exceptions are agricultural, livestock, forestry and conservation uses (PORN, art. 50.1).Source: boa.aragon.es
- With conditionsIn the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, mushrooms and plants may only be collected for non-commercial purposes. The PRUG sets the permitted species and quantities (PORN, art. 35).Source: boa.aragon.es
Frequently asked questions
- Can you camp or bivouac at Cerler?
- With conditions. In the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park only high-mountain camping is allowed, above 2.000 m. Pitching more than 3 tents or staying more than 2 consecutive nights in the same spot requires prior authorisation from the Park Directorate (PORN, art. 29).
- Can you sleep in a motorhome at Cerler?
- With conditions. The resort allows motorhomes to park in the marked areas of its car parks (Cerler 1.500 and Ampriu 1.900) and to sleep in them without camping: stabiliser legs, chairs, tables and other objects must not be put out. Prohibited. Inside the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park you may not stay overnight in caravans, motorhomes or vehicles. This is only allowed in marked areas of licensed campsites (PRUG, Decreto 168/2014, art. 11.2).
- Can you skin up the slopes at Cerler?
- With conditions. Cerler has 4 marked ski touring routes, designed to coexist with the alpine slopes. To go up on touring skis on open slopes you must first ask the resort and follow its instructions (ATUDEM Regulation, 4.10). Prohibited. Entering the ski area after the slopes close is prohibited, except for organised activities or those expressly authorised by the resort. At night, snow groomers work with anchor cables (ATUDEM Regulation, 4.7).
- Can you bring a dog to Cerler?
- Prohibited. At Cerler, animals may not ride the chairlift or enter the restaurants. The slope regulations prohibit pedestrians and animals from using the slopes, for safety reasons. With conditions. In the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, pets may only enter held directly by their handler (PORN, art. 36).
- Can you fly a drone at Cerler?
- Permit required. Flying drones in the resort without authorisation from Aramón Cerler is prohibited. If you have it, the flight must also comply with current legislation (ATUDEM Regulation, 5.2).
- Can you light a fire or barbecue at Cerler?
- Prohibited. In the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, releasing gas or fire balloons, launching rockets and lighting fireworks, flares or firecracker strings is prohibited (PRUG, Decreto 168/2014, art. 12).
- Where can you go sledging at Cerler?
- With conditions. Sleds are allowed only in the delimited area of Ampriu 1.900 and during its opening hours. Access is on foot, without skis or snowboard, with your own wristband or keycard. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. Sleds are prohibited on all other slopes.
Before you go
Rules collected on 11 October 2026 and reviewed every month. Rules change and may have exceptions: if in doubt, follow the protected area, the local council or the resort. Translated from Spanish; some sources may be in another language.