The season at a glance
DecJanFebMar
Very lowLowMediumHighVery high
Crowds by month
44Dec
31Jan
53Feb
39Mar
By day of the week
32Mon
31Tue
30Wed
31Thu
36Fri
74Sat
53Sun
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.
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Pistes by difficulty
Green 7Blue 26Red 15Black 11
Altitude
1700 m2515 m
Vertical drop: 815 m · scale 800–3,700 m
Piste map
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What it offers and who it suits
What it offers
Snowpark
Kids’ area
Ski school
Sledding and snowshoeing
Who it suits
Piste split (green and blue, red, black)
Beginners
56 %
Intermediate
25 %
Experts
19 %
Families
Snowboard and freestyle
Freeride
Groups
See why
- Families. 600 m Kidpark for children aged 6 to 12, luge run, snow games and ski schools at Pla d'Adet; nurseries and leisure centre. source
- Beginners. Beginners' area with covered belts and a plateau école at Pla d'Adet; the area allows beginners to reach the high-altitude restaurants by blue slopes. source
- Snowboard/freestyle. Snowpark at the col du Portet with some twenty modules, 6 shapers and its own lift. source
- Experts. Espiaube sector: red and black slopes, many in forest with a northern aspect. source
- Groups. Classified as a thermal wellness destination and family resort according to its tourist office. source
Location
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More about Saint-Lary
Large Pyrenean resort (Hautes-Pyrénées) linked to the village by cable car and gondola; three sectors and a strong family and thermal offer.
Strengths
- More than 100 km of slopes; altitude 1,700-2,515 m (another official page gives 1,650-2,515 m). source
- 3 sectors: Pla d'Adet, Espiaube and Vallon du Portet; open since 1957. source
- Access from the village by cable car and gondola. source
- Vallon du Portet: above 2,000 m, snowpark and a 3 km cross-country track. source
- Xpl'Aure Louron lift pass: 250 km of slopes in 4 resorts (Peyragudes, Val Louron, Saint-Lary, Piau-Engaly). source
Services
- Free shuttles in the village and at the resort. source
- Several rental shops (Intersport, Skiset, etc.) and multiple ski schools (ESF, ESI, Evolution 2, independent). source
- Leisure centre that takes children to their ski lessons; nurseries cited by the tourist office. source
- Without skiing: snowshoes, skating, walks and spa/thermal baths. 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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