The Cross-Country Area
The Grandvalira winter sports area is situated in the middle of the Pyrenees, in Andorra. There is a network of more than 30 kilometers between Soldeu, Grau Roig, and Pas de la Casa. The majority of trails are found in Grau Roig. As there are both challenging and easy routes, the area is suitable for both experienced and new users.
There are courses, guided tours, ski rental shops, regular cross-country skiing events and competitions. A ski marathon race is also organised annually. It is possible to explore the route network by using the classic technique or by skating.
The Most Beautiful Tracks
One of the longest trails is the Soldeu Trail. On this route you will have an exceptional panoramic view of the Canillo valley. There is also the Grau Roig trail, which is one of the highlights of Grandvalira. Besides admiring the beautiful mountain landscape of the Pyrenees along the route, you can also view the Montmalús glacier.
Interesting facts
- The high point of the cross-Country skiing area is located at an elevation of 2,157 m.
- Snow coverage is usually best during March, offering an average snow depth of 128 cm at summit elevation and 63 cm at the base.
Getting Here
You can travel to Grandvalira by car or plane.
- From the south of Germany, the journey via France takes about 12 to 15 hours. There are plenty of parking spaces on site.
- The nearest airports to Grandvalira are Barcelona-El Prat and Toulouse-Blagnac.
- There are regular bus connections from Andorra to the ski resorts, including Grandvalira.