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The mountain resort of , managed by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya, will welcome the new season next Saturday 20 July and will be open until Sunday 1 September. The resort will be open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday.

This summer 2024, the construction of a 200-metre double zip line is planned. This widget is the first of others that are planned to be made as part of the Adrenaline Mountains Summer Project, which aims to boost tourism during the summer season, while offering a wide range of adventure and leisure activities to enjoy outdoors.

People who visit the resort this summer will be able to enjoy a wide range of activities in nature. During the hottest months, Boí Taüll will have guided routes to travel with electric bikes, which can be rented at the station itself. This is a perfect activity to explore the natural environment in a fun and comfortable way, as they are itineraries for all levels.

With the collaboration of the National Park of Aigüestortes and Estany de Sant Maurici, there will also be the option of going into two hiking routes guided by park technicians inside the Boí Taüll station. On July 31st, a geoliterary outing will be organized and on August 7th, another with the theme "Mountains of life: animals and flowers".

A family summer

This season, in addition, the rental of electric motorbikes for boys and girls will be available in the Torrot circuit, located in front of the main terrace of the resort. There will be two types of children's motorbikes in order to adapt to each child.

As for the circuit, it will have a length of 200 meters in its long option (for the older ones) and a slightly shorter variant for the smaller ones. Considering the ages of the children, there will be no dangerous jumps or curves, but there will be some very controlled gradients.

Among the different proposals to do with children, the virtual gymnasium also stands out, in which the child will learn and relate to the environment, culture and heritage of the Vall de Boí, and family hiking trips with routes of different levels of difficulty for everyone, in the middle of the High Pyrenees, a situation that allows you to enjoy unique and exceptional landscapes.

Restoration and activities office

During the summer season, the Eco Burguer Cow Boí will be open to the public, a restaurant service on a terrace with spectacular views, which will open from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

The resort will also have an activities office at the resort, open from 10.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. and from 3.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. This space will provide information on the proposals that will be carried out in the station, in the valley and in the region.

The Outdoor Park of the Vall de Boí

The Boí Taüll station is closely linked to the Outdoor Park of the Vall de Boí, an initiative born with the aim of offering a wide range of sports activities 365 days a year. Among the different options that can be done there, the activities that can be done in the Aigüestortes and Estany de Sant Maurici National Park and the visits to the Romanesque churches stand out.

The Aigüestortes and Estany de Sant Maurici National Park is the only national park in Catalonia and is located at the gates of Boí Taüll station. This unique protected natural space in southern Europe is located in the heart of the Lleida Pyrenees. It constitutes the most genuine representation of the high mountain and is unique for the majesty of its landscapes and for the richness of the flora and fauna it hosts. The park is planted with fir trees and centuries-old black pine forests and is watered by almost 200 high mountain ponds, where the chamois, the black grouse, the marmot and the legendary woodcock find refuge.

The best excursions to start learning about the park are the Camí dels Enamorats, the Roca de la Cremada, the Llong pond, the tomb in the Sant Maurici pond through the viewpoint and Amitges. Glacial phenomena such as U-shaped valleys and natural lakes can be observed in the National Park. The landscape includes alpine meadows and screes, and the lower walls of the area are covered by spruce and pine forests. Some of the peaks of the park have altitudes close to 3,000 m.

Culture lovers will be able to explore the Romanesque heritage of the Vall de Boí. Around the station is the essence of Romanesque art with churches and villages that make up the Romanesque Complex of the Vall de Boí, declared World Heritage by UNESCO.

The churches of Sant Joan and Sant Climent are authentic architectural jewels that have withstood the passage of time, preserving their beauty and authenticity. Visitors can also enjoy traditional cultural activities that will allow them to learn about local traditions and enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the Valley.