Skiing in Valdelinares with wheelchair

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In our tour of the most beautiful and accessible places of the province of Teruel practice we adapted skiing in Valdelinares station, in the region of Gúdar-Javalambre.

The accessibility of the ski resort, care protocols traveler and monitors make it one of the best I know and where you can go skiing or taking you independently monitor and unloading adrenaline.

At the station there are wider parking spaces and marked on the ground for people with disabilities. From here and a few meters is the reception center of skiers climbing a ramp alone overcome without difficulty or with assistance. If we know we'll go skiing directly to the reception center of skiers to buy a ski pass and start skiing with our team as there is the possibility of renting. If you do not know skiing as is my case, the reception center skiers will go to the Ski School is in the next door where, with the prior survey will have filled, they have prepared the computer and the monitor will begin to teach us ski.

Before you start How do we transfer to ski? as always it depends on the mobility that we have. In my case between two people I rise from the wheelchair and I sit on the ski overalls, why not transfer images appear as Javier, friend and camera had to help to transfer me. Having a crane for transfers would be fantastic.

Before skiing with the monitor, we have to make previous balance exercises and use of equipment (seen in the video), then we will go to the beginner slope where gradually the monitor will drop us and begin the adventure .

When we have completed the course we will be able to be fully autonomous for raising and lowering of the lift, getting up (with the help of another person) if we fall a lot and enjoy in a beautiful setting.

Facilities include disabled toilets and cafeteria-restaurant, all within reach from a wheelchair.

The adaptive ski station of Valdelinares is an activity that we have seen personally and that we recommend.

Thanks to the station and Fede Górriz Valdelinares, our monitor. and of course, thank you all for joining us on this trip.