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Grandvalira: The Pyrenees' Premier Ski Destination

Experience the best of winter in Grandvalira, the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees, with slopes for all levels and stunning mountain scenery.

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Grandvalira, the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees, offers over 215 km of skiable terrain across seven interconnected sectors. With slopes for all skill levels, modern facilities, and stunning mountain views, it's a must-visit for winter sports enthusiasts.

A brief summary to Grandvalira

Local tips

  • Purchase your ski pass online in advance for potential discounts and to avoid queues.
  • Take advantage of the free bus service connecting the different sectors of the resort.
  • Check the snow report and weather forecast before heading out to the slopes.
  • Explore the different sectors to find the slopes and activities that best suit your interests and skill level.
  • Consider visiting during the off-peak season for fewer crowds and better deals.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Andorra la Vella, take the L2, L3 or L4 bus towards Grandvalira. The L2 bus will take you to Encamp where you can access the slopes via the Funicamp. The L3 and L4 bus routes will take you to the sectors of Soldeu and El Tarter. Bus fare is approximately €2-3 per trip. Check local bus timetables for up-to-date schedules.

  • Car

    From Andorra la Vella, Grandvalira is easily accessible by car via the CG-2 road. The first access point is Encamp, about 5km from the city center. Continue along the CG-2 to reach Canillo, El Tarter, and Soldeu. Parking is available at each sector, with both free and paid options. Paid parking costs vary by sector and time, with discounts available for Andorra Pass holders. Be aware that the Envalira Tunnel, located on the CG-2 between Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig, is a toll road. The toll for passenger cars is €6.80.

  • Funicamp

    To access Grandvalira from Encamp, use the Funicamp, one of Europe's longest cable cars. The Funicamp is located in the center of Encamp, accessible via the CG-2 road or the L2 bus. A free bus (Funibus) connects the communal car parks to the Funicamp. The Funicamp lift is included in the Grandvalira ski pass. A pedestrian round trip ticket + 4x4 bus to Orri del Cubil costs €20.

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Discover more about Grandvalira

Grandvalira, established in 2003 through the merger of Pas de la Casa-Grau Roig and Soldeu-El Tarter, stands as the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees. Spanning the parishes of Encamp and Canillo, it boasts over 215 km of marked slopes, catering to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. The resort is divided into seven distinct sectors: Encamp, Canillo, El Tarter, Soldeu, Grau Roig, Pas de la Casa, and El Peretol, each offering unique experiences and access points. Grandvalira's history dates back to 1956, with the installation of the first ski lift in Pas de la Casa. Since then, it has evolved into a world-class destination, hosting international events such as the Women's Ski World Cup. The resort's high altitude, ranging from 1,710 to 2,640 meters, ensures excellent snow quality throughout the season. Modern infrastructure, including 70 lifts and extensive snow-making capabilities, minimizes wait times and guarantees optimal conditions. Beyond skiing and snowboarding, Grandvalira offers a wide range of activities, including snow parks, freeride areas, and family-friendly zones. Each sector has its own appeal, from the beginner-friendly slopes of Canillo to the freestyle terrain of El Tarter. The resort also features over 40 restaurants and cafeterias, catering to diverse tastes and budgets. Grandvalira is committed to accessibility, providing adapted services and infrastructure for people with reduced mobility.

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