GRANDVALIRA, THE INFINITE WINTER

Grandvalira was born in 2003 with the union of two of the most emblematic resorts in the Pyrenees: Pas de la Casa–Grau Roig–Encamp, inaugurated in 1956, and Soldeu–El Tarter–Canillo, operating since 1964. This alliance marked a turning point in the history of skiing in Andorra, giving rise to the largest skiable area in the Pyrenees and one of the largest in Europe.

With 215 skiable kilometers and 142 slopes of all levels, Grandvalira consolidated its leadership thanks to a single ski pass that allows visitors to enjoy the entire resort in an integrated way. The expansion continued in the 2019 season with the incorporation of the Peretol sector, which definitively connected all sectors of the area.

Grandvalira offers a unique experience in southern Europe thanks to the excellent connectivity between sectors and the smooth access points, allowing you to enjoy the resort with total comfort, no matter where you enter.

The resort has its own ski school, made up of a team of certified and specialized instructors. Lessons are aimed both at people new to skiing and at those looking to improve their skills with classes focused on different disciplines such as freeride or freestyle. Children can also get started from the age of 3 thanks to courses that combine play with learning to ski.

In addition to skiing, Grandvalira offers a range of adventure and leisure activities in the snow for the whole family: excursions by dog sledding (mushing), snowmobiles, snowshoes, among other experiences designed to enjoy the environment in an active and safe way. As part of the après-ski scene, entertainment events are combined with performances by international DJs, such as those held at L’Abarset in the El Tarter sector, or the collaboration of the Pas de la Casa sector with the Hibernation electronic music festival.