Grandvalira

The biggest ski resort in the Pyrenees

Grandvalira has more than 215 km of skiable area across seven sectors: Canillo, Soldeu, Pas de la Casa, Encamp, El Tarter, El Peretol and Grau Roig. This wide offer makes it an ideal destination with a whole host of services and activities beyond skiing and snowboarding.
In addition to its size, it stands out for being part of the Grandvalira Resorts Andorra ski area, with more than 300 km of slopes, which also includes the Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal resorts. Grandvalira offers a range of hospitality options and snow activities, and this destination is ideal for families and skiers of all levels, with personalised ski passes, such as the Andorra Pass or the Mountain Pass for mountain skiing lovers.
How to get to Grandvalira Reaching Grandvalira is easy, since there are access points adapted to each sector, with various entry points between Encamp and Pas de la Casa. These points are perfectly accessible by road and, in many cases, by ski lift. Most points also offer access for people with reduced mobility.
Grandvalira's opening hours vary depending on the sector, but the resort is generally open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. during the winter season, which begins in December and lasts until April or May, depending on the snow conditions.

All of Gandvalira's ski passes: Ski however you want!

Grandvalira offers a wide variety of forfaits (ski passes) adapted to all needs and levels of skiing ability. The Andorra Pass is the best option for those who want to enjoy the entire ski area and provides access to Grandvalira, Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal. This ski pass is available in different variants, including annual, daily or half-day, to adapt to the duration of your stay. It also adapts to the different levels of skiing ability with a special option for beginners. In addition, there is a pedestrian pass for those who do not want to ski but still want to enjoy the views and mountain activities.
For mountain skiing lovers, the Mountain Pass provides access to the specific routes for this activity in all of Andorra's resorts, with the option of using some of the ski lifts, making one climb and descent per day and per lift.
In addition, now the forfait can be renewed: you can book it when you purchase it online and ask them to send it to your address. To check out all the options and purchase your pass, visit the following link: buy your pass in Grandvalira.

Slopes for all levels of expertise

Grandvalira has a total of 215 km of skiable area, divided into 140 slopes graded according to their level of difficulty: 23 green for beginners, 53 blue for intermediate skiers, 46 red for advanced skiers and 20 black for experts. In addition to the conventional slopes, each sector offers freeride areas and snowparks for freestyle lovers, as well as mountain skiiing circuits.
Each of the seven sectors (Canillo, Soldeu, Pas de la Casa, Encamp, El Tarter, El Peretol and Grau Roig) has its own characteristics and attractions, making Grandvalira an ideal destination for skiers of all levels. For the little ones, there are specially designed children's slopes such as the Kids Forest and other themed spaces that make their first days of learning to ski fun and safe.
To see the full details of all available slopes and their location, you can consult the piste map in PDF format by clicking on the following link: Grandvalira piste map.

Perfect for skiing with kids

Grandvalira is ideal for skiing with children and offers a wide range of services and spaces specially designed for families. Children can enjoy the children's slopes, such as the Kids Forest, divided over three sectors (Grau Roig, Encamp, Pas de la Casa), or other themed spaces such as the Bababoom Circus in El Tarter and Yokai in Soldeu. These spaces are adorned with fun characters that make the experience an exciting and safe adventure for children in their first days of learning to ski.
In addition, Grandvalira has baby clubs and nurseries in various sectors (Canillo, Soldeu, El Tarter and Grau Roig) for children between 1 and 6 years old, with flexible opening hours that allow morning, afternoon or full-day bookings, making it easier for parents to enjoy the snow with full peace of mind.
Grandvalira ski schools provide an innovative teaching system for children of all ages and levels. With more than 500 professional instructors distributed across 6 centres, the youngest members of the family can learn to ski in a safe and controlled environment. Instruction includes both individual and group classes, adapted to each level so that children can progress their learning in an effective and fun way.

Activities for all tastes

At Grandvalira, fun in the snow goes far beyond skiing and snowboarding. The resort offers a wide range of activities for all ages and levels, designed to ensure that every visitor can enjoy themselves to the fullest.
Start the day with the First Snow and discover the feeling of going down virgin slopes as the sun comes up. Discover the speed of the Màgic Gliss, an exciting descent on a 555-metre slide that reaches speeds of up to 40 km/h.
For the more adventurous, nighttime skiing allows you to enjoy the slopes under the stars. If you're looking for added excitement, try snowmobiling, snowshoeing or mushing, an exciting dog sled ride.
Altitude aficionados will enjoy the zip wire and its spectacular views, while archery and igloo building offer a more relaxed experience.
When night falls, the Snake Gliss awaits you with a fun group descent with sleds connected together as one. And for freestyle fans, snowparks and freeride areas offer jumps, acrobatics and descents for even the most demanding riders.
Whether you are an adrenaline junkie or prefer more relaxed activities, Grandvalira offers a complete and diverse experience.

Après-ski in Grandvalira: fun and gastronomy for all

Après-ski is an essential part of the Grandvalira experience and one of the most emblematic places to enjoy it is L'Abarset, located in El Tarter. L'Abarset has become a leading social hub in the mountains, offering a vibrant and festive atmosphere after a day of skiing. With a unique atmosphere, live music and various dining options, it is the ideal meeting point to relax and share good times with friends. L'Abarset combines the best electronic music with a menu of creative cocktails and tapas, and often organises special events that make après-ski an unforgettable event.
In addition to L'Abarset, Grandvalira has excellent hospitality options, with more than 60 establishments spread over the sectors of the resort. There are options for all tastes, from self-service for a fast and economical meal, to table service restaurants that offer quality local and international cuisine. There are also several "Fast and Good Food" spaces for those who want a quick bite to eat without compromising on quality.
The restaurant terraces are ideal for those who want to enjoy a good meal or a drink while contemplating the spectacular views of the snowy mountains. To enjoy an exclusive meal at altitude, some spots offer mountain dinners that blend the alpine flavours with natural beauty, creating an unrivalled sensory experience that can include activities with snowshoes or snowmobiles, depending on the restaurant.
With this wide variety of culinary options, Grandvalira ensures that all visitors, skiers or otherwise, can enjoy a complete gastronomic offer and a memorable après-ski experience.