Estació de Muntanya Boí Taüll La Vall de Boí

Nestled in the heart of the Lleida Pyrenees, the Boí Taüll mountain resort invites you to fully experience nature. Its privileged location guarantees a stay filled with adventure, relaxation, and discovery. Located in the Boí Valley, within the Alta Ribagorça region, the resort offers a wide variety of sports and leisure activities for all ages throughout the summer.

Highlights include scenic hiking trails through spectacular natural landscapes, as well as bike routes suitable for different skill levels.

Boí Taüll is set in an incomparable location, next to the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, one of the most iconic areas of the Catalan Pyrenees. Alongside its natural and cultural wealth, it enjoys an exceptionally clear sky, perfect for astronomical observation.

In addition, the Romanesque ensemble of the Boí Valley is remarkable for its concentration of churches sharing the same architectural style within such a small area. These buildings have been preserved in excellent condition, thanks to the valley's isolation until the mid-20th century. The complex is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Routes and activities

From the resort, you can easily access mountain trails, cycling routes, guided excursions, and family activities. It's an ideal starting point to explore the Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park or discover the Romanesque churches of the Boí Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

During the summer, the resort also offers a wide range of fun and exciting activities for all ages:

Children's electric motorcycle circuit

The children's electric motorcycle circuit is designed so that young adventurers can enjoy the thrill of speed in a safe and supervised environment.

Located at the base of the resort, right in front of the main terrace, it features qualified instructors who provide basic guidance and accompany the children during the experience.

The bikes are easy to handle and require no prior experience—just a desire to have fun!

Electric bike rental

Discover the breathtaking landscapes of the Lleida Pyrenees at your own pace with an electric bike rental. This is a comfortable and eco-friendly way to explore forests, meadows, and mountains along routes suited to all ability levels.

It's a perfect activity to enjoy solo, with friends, or as a family—freely exploring a truly privileged environment.

Virtual gymkhana for families

Challenge yourself with the Boí Taüll digital scavenger hunt, a fun and interactive way to discover the valley's landscape, culture, and heritage. Solve riddles, follow clues, and explore the mountain trails on foot or while running, guided by your smartphone.

An engaging activity for families, hikers, and curious explorers of all ages!

Starlight Viewpoint

On the upper terrace of Cow Boí, you'll find the Starlight Viewpoint—a privileged spot for admiring the night sky. An interpretive panel helps identify constellations and stars in an environment officially certified as a Starlight Tourist Destination.

This summer, special night-time activities are also organized, inviting visitors to experience the magic of the stars.

Boí Taüll zip line

Feel the rush of adrenaline with the new Boí Taüll zip line, one of this summer's most exciting additions! Stretching 200 meters long, it lets you soar over the Pyrenean landscape at full speed.

It's a safe, family-friendly activity suitable for everyone—from children weighing over 40 kg to adults up to 100 kg. No previous experience is required—just a spirit of adventure!

Vacas Chairlift

This summer also marks the debut of the Vacas Chairlift, taking visitors to the Pala de Ginebrell at over 2,300 meters above sea level. In a scenic 20-minute ride, you can enjoy a gentle, panoramic ascent with stunning views of the Pyrenean landscape. It's an ideal way to discover the high mountain without effort.

Season and opening hours

The summer season runs from late June to late August. Opening hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday.

How to get there

By road