Grandvalira

The area of Grandvalira stretches from Pas de la Casa at the French border right the way to Encamp, and including Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, and Canillo, which are all marked on the Grandvalira piste map. Since the 2003-2004 season, the Grandvalira lift pass has covered all six areas, giving visitors a chance of experiencing a huge choice of skiing and snowboarding. For a few years Porte des Neiges, which is just across the French border, was included with the Grandvalira lift pass although it is not currently being used.

Offering 205 kilometres of marked pistes, Grandvalira is excellent for snowboarders & skiers of any ability. Each sector features its own school, however to get more information about Soldeu ski school visit our information page where you can get full details and book group lessons.

The Grandvalira lift pass covers you for all of the 66 lifts serving 110 runs. Each lift pass has a tiny chip inside making it "hands-free" which means you never need to take it out of your pocket!

For those of you visiting the mountains for the first time you will find our 'What to Wear' guide useful to get an idea of which things you should pack!

New Freestyle Area

Brand new in 2011 the Sunset Park Peretol is open as a freestyle park in the Peretol area just outside Soldeu by Bordes d'Envalira. The Sunset Park Peretol is the fourth freestyle area of Grandvalira and caters from newcomers with a 'green' area to experts who want to show off their biggest and best tricks!

Something even more exciting is that it will be open in the evening from 17:00 until 22:00 every Friday and Saturday evening with floodlights and music to create an amazing atmosphere, and you just need your Grandvalira lift pass to access it.

Vital Statistics

Grandvalira

Ski Area	205 km
Number of Lifts	66
Bottom Lift	1710 m
Top Lift	2640 m
Snow Cannons	1008
Green Slopes	18
Blue Slopes	38
Red Slopes	32
Black Slopes	22

Soldeu & El Tarter

Number of Lifts	26
Green Slopes	9
Blue Slopes	20
Red Slopes	13
Black Slopes	9