More than 300 km of ski slopes await you in Andorra

• Grandvalira

Grandvalira is the largest ski area in Andorra, with 215 km of slopes spread between Encamp, Canillo, El Tarter, Soldeu, Peretol, Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa. Due to its variety of sectors and levels, it's a good option for groups where the skill levels vary. From Andorra la Vella, the first point of entry is the Encamp Funicamp.  

• Pal Arinsal

Pal Arinsal has 63 km of pistes across two sectors connected by cable car, with slopes between forests that make it a favourite for families and beginners. You can go up by cable car from La Massana or by road towards Pal and Arinsal. There are ski schools, equipment rental and activities for non-skiers too.

• Ordino Arcalís

If you're looking for a skiing experience where you stay more in touch with nature, Ordino Arcalís offers 30.5 km of slopes, a significant gradient and large off-piste areas. As it faces north, the quality of the snow is generally higher and this typically extends the ski season. It is a leading location in the world of freeride.  

• Naturland

Naturland, in La Rabassa (Sant Julià de Lòria), is home to the country's only cross-country skiing tracks: 15 km of circuits at more than 2,000 metres of altitude, surrounded by forest. You can round out the day with the Tobotronc or the Airtrekk.

• Ski Canaro

Ski Canaro, in Soldeu, is a small and quiet space where you can start skiing without stress. It's ideal if you have never put on skis or if you are travelling with children who are just starting out. 

Make the most of your day in the snow
 

If you want a new downhill experience, in Andorra you can try options that are a little different to the classic ones (alpine, Nordic, off-piste), but just as fun, like mushing, snowshoeing and many more for those looking to experience a new thrill.

Ski pass for all ski resorts in Andorra
 

With the Andorra Pass you can ski in Grandvalira, Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís with a single pass: more than 300 km to ski in, 216 slopes and 124 lifts. 

If you prefer to stay in the north, the Nord Pass combines Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal, with 93.5 km of skiable area, and it can be purchased as a seasonal or multi-day pass for two consecutive days. Check out all the options at Grandvalira Resorts Andorra.

When to ski in Andorra
 

Andorra's ski season runs from the end of November or the beginning of December and lasts until April. Ordino Arcalís, as it faces north, tends to be one of the first resorts to open and the last to close. 

Before setting dates, check when the season starts on each resort's website.  

How to get to the slopes and where to stay
 

The resorts sit very close to the country's main locations. You can reach Grandvalira via the Encamp Funicamp or by road towards Canillo, Soldeu, El Tarter, Grau Roig or Pas de la Casa; Pal Arinsal by cable car from La Massana or by road towards Pal and Arinsal, and Ordino Arcalís by the road that goes up from Ordino. You can find all the information to organise your trip on how to get to Andorra.

To make the most of your time on the snow, it's best to stay at least a couple of nights: that way you can combine several resorts and leave time for fine dining, wellbeing and après-ski. 

Check out the accommodation options in Andorra and, if you are travelling with children, all the ways to enjoy Andorra as a family. We are waiting for you!