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Grandvalira, the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees
Grandvalira is the largest and most modern ski resort in the Pyrenees, located in the picturesque Principality of Andorra. The resort joins six different sectors into a single skiing area of more than 210 kilometres of slopes for all levels. Here you’ll find excellent opportunities for freeride, world-class snowparks and modern ski infrastructure. The resort is equipped with high-tech lifts, internationally certified ski schools and a rich après-ski programme. Grandvalira is the perfect destination for an unforgettable winter holiday in the heart of the majestic Pyrenees, where everyone finds slopes to match their taste and level.
El Tarter is an important part of the Grandvalira resort, ideal for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The sector is known for its wide, well-groomed slopes and dedicated freestyle zones.
Skiing features
El Tarter offers varied descents, from gentle blue runs ideal for learning and family skiing, to more dynamic red runs. The sector has become especially popular thanks to its El Tarter snowpark, considered one of the best in the Pyrenees. Here you’ll find various features and jumps for freestyle lovers of any level. The total length of slopes in the unified El Tarter – Soldeu area is 60 km. Skiing altitudes in this sector range from 1,695 to 2,550 metres above sea level.
Infrastructure
El Tarter has everything you need for a comfortable stay: modern lifts, ski and snowboard rental points, instructor schools, as well as numerous cosy restaurants and bars where you can relax after an active day on the slopes.
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Soldeu is one of the key sectors of the extensive Grandvalira ski resort in the Pyrenees. This area offers a wide selection of slopes, suitable for beginners and experienced skiers alike.
Skiing features
Soldeu is known for its well-groomed slopes and varied terrain. Here you’ll find wide blue runs ideal for learning and family skiing, as well as more dynamic red runs and a few demanding black runs. For off-piste lovers there are popular freeride zones. The neighbouring El Tarter sector extends the shared skiing area. The total length of slopes in the unified Soldeu – El Tarter area is 60 km. Skiing altitudes in this sector range from 1,810 to 2,500 metres above sea level.
Infrastructure
The Soldeu sector has well-developed infrastructure for a comfortable stay. Here you’ll find modern lifts, equipment rental points, instructor schools, and a wide selection of restaurants, bars and cafés offering a variety of après-ski options.
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Soldeu Trail Map
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Grau Roig and Encamp are key sectors of Grandvalira, offering a unique combination of wild nature and easy access to the slopes for all skiers.
Skiing features
These sectors offer a wide range of skiing options. Grau Roig is the most “wild” and picturesque sector of Grandvalira, with no development. It’s ideal for freeride and ski touring, and also features varied slopes, including “black” runs. Adventure tourism is also popular here, such as dog-sledding. Encamp serves as an important access point to the resort, offering well-groomed slopes for beginners and intermediate level with magnificent panoramic views. The total length of slopes accessible from these sectors makes up a significant part of Grandvalira’s 210+ km. Skiing altitudes range from 1,987 to 2,660 metres.
Infrastructure
In Grau Roig, infrastructure (rental, restaurants) is concentrated near the lifts, creating a sense of connection with nature. Encamp, being part of the town, offers a full range of services: a well-developed transport network, rental, instructor schools and numerous après-ski venues.
Grau Roig Webcam
Grau Roig Trail Map
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Pas de la Casa is one of the most popular and highest-altitude sectors of Grandvalira, located right on the border with France. It is known for its abundant, stable snow cover, varied slopes and lively nightlife, making it an ideal choice for an unforgettable winter holiday in Andorra.
Skiing features
Thanks to its altitude (from 2,115 to 2,660 metres) and favourable slope orientation, Pas de la Casa guarantees excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Wide, long runs predominate here, ideal for intermediate and advanced skiers. There are also special zones for beginners and a few demanding black runs. The sector offers convenient direct access to the slopes from the town. It is connected to the whole of Grandvalira (more than 210 km of slopes), including the neighbouring Grau Roig, known for its extensive freeride opportunities. For night-skiing lovers, a floodlit run is available, adding further variety.
Infrastructure and après-ski
Pas de la Casa has well-developed infrastructure, including modern lifts, equipment rental points and professional ski schools. The sector is known as a hub of lively nightlife, with numerous pubs and clubs. The chance to enjoy duty-free shopping makes staying here even more appealing.
Pas de la Casa Webcam
Pas de la Casa Trail Map
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