Rules for visiting Valdelinares
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.
⛺ Camping and bivouac
- With conditionsFree camping is prohibited throughout Aragón. High-mountain camping (above 1,500 m and at least 2 hours' walk from any point with vehicle access) must be reported to the comarca and to 112 SOS Aragón, for a maximum of 3 nights.Source: somontano.org
🚐 Motorhomes and caravans
- ProhibitedThe Aragón Camping Regulations (Decreto 61/2006) treat a caravan as a means of camping and prohibit free camping. Spending the night in a caravan outside a campsite without meeting the regulation's requirements counts as free camping.Source: somontano.org
🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes
- Permit requiredThe ATUDEM regulations, to which the Aramón lift pass conditions refer, require prior authorisation from the resort for ski touring on alpine slopes. They prohibit pedestrians from walking on the slopes and from entering the skiable area after closing time.Source: aramon.com
🐕 Dogs
- ProhibitedAnimals may not move along the slopes. Taking them on a lift requires prior, express authorisation from the resort, which considers their size, their behaviour and how to evacuate them if the lift stops.Source: aramon.com
🛸 Drones
- Permit requiredUsing drones or similar devices without the resort's authorisation is prohibited. With authorisation, their use must comply with current legislation.Source: aramon.com
🔥 Fires and barbecues
- ProhibitedSmoking and making open flames are prohibited in the car parks of the Aramón resorts.Source: aramon.com
🛷 Sledging
- With conditionsSledges may only be used in the Valdelinares sledge zone, a fenced area entered with a paid wristband, where personal sledges and ski equipment are not allowed. Children under 12 enter with an adult. Sledges are prohibited on the slopes.Source: aramon.com
📋 Other rules
- ProhibitedOnly resort staff, in the performance of their duties, may access and drive motor vehicles on the slopes.Source: aramon.com
- ProhibitedEntering a closed slope and accessing the skiable area after the slopes close is prohibited, except in activities organised or expressly authorised by the resort. Snow groomers use anchor cables.Source: aramon.com
Frequently asked questions
- Can you camp or bivouac at Valdelinares?
- With conditions. Free camping is prohibited throughout Aragón. High-mountain camping (above 1,500 m and at least 2 hours' walk from any point with vehicle access) must be reported to the comarca and to 112 SOS Aragón, for a maximum of 3 nights.
- Can you sleep in a motorhome at Valdelinares?
- Prohibited. The Aragón Camping Regulations (Decreto 61/2006) treat a caravan as a means of camping and prohibit free camping. Spending the night in a caravan outside a campsite without meeting the regulation's requirements counts as free camping.
- Can you skin up the slopes at Valdelinares?
- Permit required. The ATUDEM regulations, to which the Aramón lift pass conditions refer, require prior authorisation from the resort for ski touring on alpine slopes. They prohibit pedestrians from walking on the slopes and from entering the skiable area after closing time.
- Can you bring a dog to Valdelinares?
- Prohibited. Animals may not move along the slopes. Taking them on a lift requires prior, express authorisation from the resort, which considers their size, their behaviour and how to evacuate them if the lift stops.
- Can you fly a drone at Valdelinares?
- Permit required. Using drones or similar devices without the resort's authorisation is prohibited. With authorisation, their use must comply with current legislation.
- Can you light a fire or barbecue at Valdelinares?
- Prohibited. Smoking and making open flames are prohibited in the car parks of the Aramón resorts.
- Where can you go sledging at Valdelinares?
- With conditions. Sledges may only be used in the Valdelinares sledge zone, a fenced area entered with a paid wristband, where personal sledges and ski equipment are not allowed. Children under 12 enter with an adult. Sledges are prohibited on the 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.