EstadoNieve
en
EspañolEnglishFrançaisDeutschItalianoPortuguêsNederlandsPolski日本語

Rules for visiting Vallter

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 Parc Natural de les Capçaleres del Ter i del Freser (Decree 211/2015). The Vallter 2000 resort is an enclave excluded from the park and from the PEIN, but the park surrounds it, so its public-use rules also apply. Source: parcsnaturals.gencat.cat

⛺ Camping and bivouac

  • ProhibitedWild camping is not allowed in the natural park. You may only spend the night (bivouac or tent) in the middle of a multi-day route, more than half an hour's walk from any tourist infrastructure, never on summits, from 20:00 to 8:00, and after notifying the park through its online form.Source: parcsnaturals.gencat.cat

🚐 Motorhomes and caravans

  • With conditionsMotorhomes must always park in P6, the specific area for them, even if they have a lift pass. P4, P5 and P6 are free and have spaces depending on the day's attendance. If all car parks are full, access to the resort is restricted.Source: pirineu365.cat

🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes

  • With conditionsDuring opening hours, ski touring uphill must be done along the edge of the slope in single file, away from lift departure and arrival points. Outside opening hours, you must wear a lit headlamp and avoid slopes with snow groomers, especially if they use a winch.Source: feec.cat

🐕 Dogs

  • With conditionsIn the natural park, dogs must be on a leash at all times. FGC guidelines for its resorts ask visitors not to bring pets, leashed or unleashed, when ski touring on the slopes.Source: parcsnaturals.gencat.cat

🔥 Fires and barbecues

🛷 Sledging

  • With conditionsThe resort has a sledding area with its own entrance (sledding ticket), open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 15:00 and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:30. It closes on 25 December.Source: pirineu365.cat

📋 Other rules

Frequently asked questions

Can you camp or bivouac at Vallter?
Prohibited. Wild camping is not allowed in the natural park. You may only spend the night (bivouac or tent) in the middle of a multi-day route, more than half an hour's walk from any tourist infrastructure, never on summits, from 20:00 to 8:00, and after notifying the park through its online form.
Can you sleep in a motorhome at Vallter?
With conditions. Motorhomes must always park in P6, the specific area for them, even if they have a lift pass. P4, P5 and P6 are free and have spaces depending on the day's attendance. If all car parks are full, access to the resort is restricted.
Can you skin up the slopes at Vallter?
With conditions. During opening hours, ski touring uphill must be done along the edge of the slope in single file, away from lift departure and arrival points. Outside opening hours, you must wear a lit headlamp and avoid slopes with snow groomers, especially if they use a winch.
Can you bring a dog to Vallter?
With conditions. In the natural park, dogs must be on a leash at all times. FGC guidelines for its resorts ask visitors not to bring pets, leashed or unleashed, when ski touring on the slopes.
Can you light a fire or barbecue at Vallter?
Prohibited. Lighting fires is strictly prohibited in the natural park, except in designated areas.
Where can you go sledging at Vallter?
With conditions. The resort has a sledding area with its own entrance (sledding ticket), open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 15:00 and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 to 16:30. It closes on 25 December.

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.