- INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES
ALPINE GARDEN · AGE 3
The Alpine Garden is a snow garden in the Borreguiles beginner area, beside the Borreguiles conveyor lift. It is designed for the youngest children: 3-year-olds enjoying their first experience of snow in an enclosed, safe and adapted setting.
The programme combines an introduction to snow with games, rest and entertainment. Facilities include conveyor lifts for learning, a playroom, rest area, dining room and toilets.
Happy Ski manages bookings. For ages 4 and 5, we offer Ski Baby; from age 6, children can join our children’s courses or book private lessons.
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ALPINE GARDEN · AGE 3 GUIDE
- EXTERNAL SERVICE IN BORREGUILES
The Alpine Garden is for the youngest children: 3-year-olds. For other ages, Happy Ski offers Ski Baby (ages 4 and 5), children's courses (ages 6 to 10) and private lessons.
It is in the Borreguiles beginner area, beside the Borreguiles conveyor lift. Before going up, arrange slope access and check which transport tickets the child and accompanying adult need.
It offers an introduction to skiing and snow-garden activities. Facilities include an enclosed exclusive-use area, two conveyor lifts adapted for learning, a play and entertainment room, rest area, dining room and toilets.
There is a safe, enclosed exclusive-use area, two conveyor lifts adapted for learning, a play and entertainment room, rest area, dining room and toilets.
The official information lists full-day, morning half-day and afternoon half-day options. Availability depends on places and current conditions.
No. Admission to the Alpine Garden does not include a ski pass. Check with the external provider which access or transport ticket the child and accompanying adult need to reach Borreguiles.
The programme combines introductory skiing with games and entertainment. If your child will not ski, ask the external provider beforehand which activities they can join and what equipment they need.
The Alpine Garden is run entirely by an external provider. It does not belong to Happy Ski; the operating company is responsible for bookings, payment, customer service, service conditions and cancellation policy.
The official information lists three programmes: full day, 09:30–16:30; morning half day, 09:30–13:00; and afternoon half day, 13:30–16:30. Times may change, so check before planning your day.
Places are limited and advance booking directly with the external provider is essential. Ask Happy Ski about availability and booking arrangements before purchasing.
For skiing activities, the published information specifies skis, boots and a helmet labelled with the child's name. Always confirm required equipment with the external provider before attending.
Use layered snow clothing, gloves, suitable socks and clothing that keeps your child dry and warm without overheating. Avoid loose accessories such as scarves and label belongings with their name.
The centre has indoor facilities for play, rest and entertainment. Outdoor activities depend on the weather and may be adapted or cancelled if conditions are unsafe.
Conditions may vary by option booked. Published information includes snack breaks and meal options for full-day attendance, but confirm what is included when booking with the external provider.