The season at a glance
DecJanFebMarApr
Very lowLowMediumHighVery high
Crowds by month
47Dec
35Jan
48Feb
42Mar
24Apr
By day of the week
33Mon
31Tue
30Wed
31Thu
36Fri
73Sat
52Sun
The quietest days
Weekdays
- Monday 11 January
- Tuesday 12 January
- Wednesday 13 January
- Monday 18 January
- Tuesday 19 January
- Wednesday 20 January
Weekend
- Saturday 9 January
- Sunday 10 January
- Sunday 17 January
- Sunday 24 January
- Sunday 31 January
- Sunday 14 March
The busiest
- Saturday 26 December
- Saturday 2 January
- Saturday 6 February
- Saturday 13 February
- Saturday 20 February
- Saturday 27 February
Our own estimate: it is for comparing days with each other, not for knowing exactly how many people there will be.
Weather at Grandvalira
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Pistes by difficulty
Green 23Blue 53Red 46Black 20
Altitude
1710 m2640 m
Vertical drop: 930 m · scale 800–3,700 m
Piste map
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What it offers and who it suits
What it offers
Snowpark
Freeride
Kids’ area
Ski school
Snowmaking
Night skiing
Who it suits
Piste split (green and blue, red, black)
Beginners
54 %
Intermediate
32 %
Experts
14 %
Families
Snowboard and freestyle
Freeride
Groups
See why
- Families. 6 themed children's areas, 1 nursery, 3 children's gardens and 6 snow gardens. Mon(t) Magic in Canillo with the longest themed children's slope in southern Europe. source
- Snowboard/freestyle. 3 snowparks, one for night use (Sunset Park Henrik Harlaut), open from 9:00 to 21:00 h. El Tarter has 1,3 km. source
- Freeride. 12 km of freeride zones, from intermediate to expert level. Freeride Center with certified mountain guides. source
- Experts. 7 FIS-approved slopes, including Riberal, the only approved speed skiing (flying kilometre) slope in the Iberian Peninsula. source
- Average level. Freeride from intermediate level. 142 slopes of all levels. source
- Beginners. Sectors with a snow garden and a school in all sectors. More than 500 qualified instructors. source
Location
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More about Grandvalira
Largest skiable area in the Pyrenees according to its website: 215 km of slopes in 7 sectors. Result of the union of Pas de la Casa/Grau Roig/Encamp and Soldeu/El Tarter/Canillo in 2003.
Strengths
- 215 km of skiable slopes, 142 slopes and 74 installations. 7 sectors: Encamp, Canillo, El Tarter, Soldeu, Peretol, Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa. source
- Snow produced over 66% of the surface (figure for the Ordino Arcalís, Pal Arinsal and Grandvalira group). source
- Night skiing on the Tubs slope at Pas de la Casa (lift pass 28,50 EUR) and night Snowpark. source
- Funicamp de Encamp, one of the longest funitels in Europe (6 km). 53 km of ski touring circuits. source
- 19 parking areas and more than 50 electric car chargers. source
Services
- Children's garden for ages 1 to 3 at Canillo, El Tarter and Soldeu, from 9:30 to 16:30 h. From 70 EUR/day. source
- Equipment rental in shops in several sectors (from 26 EUR in the online shop). source
- 5 medical centres, 60 catering points, ski lockers and lockers, adapted skiing. source
- Free Ski Bus between sectors. source
Information from the resort’s official websites and local tourism sources; it may change every season. Always check the data on the official website.
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