215km of connected slopes
Grandvalira ski area information.
Soldeu sits right at the heart of Grandvalira — 215km of pistes across seven linked sectors, all covered by one pass. From the village gondola you can ski the famous Avet World Cup run, cruise across to El Tarter and Canillo, or push on to Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa for a proper full-mountain day.
The Soldeu–El Tarter sector alone has 30 lifts and over 60 runs, so even before you explore the wider area there's more than a week of skiing on your doorstep — with ski-back runs returning you right to the village.
On the mountain
On the mountain
Seven sectors, one enormous playground.
Beginners — Room to Learn Everywhere
Every sector of Grandvalira has a specialist beginner area, so you're never far from gentle terrain — 15 green runs and dedicated learning zones with magic carpets and slow-speed lifts. The Espiolets plateau above Soldeu is one of the biggest nursery areas in the Pyrenees, and once you're moving, long confidence-building greens and blues let you cover real distance early in your skiing life.
Intermediates — The Full Circuit
This is where Grandvalira really shines. With 48 blues and 38 reds spread across seven sectors, you can plan proper full-mountain days — set off after breakfast, lunch in a different sector, and tour home in the afternoon. The character keeps changing too, from the high open bowls around Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig to the wooded valley runs above Soldeu, El Tarter and Canillo.
Advanced — World Cup Pedigree
There are 22 black runs to hunt down, headlined by the Avet at Soldeu — a regular host of World Cup races — and the steeps around Pas de la Casa. Freestylers are spoiled: El Tarter has Grandvalira's largest snowpark, Grau Roig's Snowpark Xavi suits beginner-to-intermediate freestylers, and Sunset Park Peretol is the only floodlit night-time snowpark in the Pyrenees.
Every Grandvalira lift is hands-free — your pass has an embedded chip, so leave it in a pocket and walk straight through the gates. The pass also includes skiing at Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalís.
Getting to Grandvalira
Getting up the mountain — straight from the village.
From Soldeu
The gondola leaves from the centre of Soldeu and rises straight to the Espiolets beginner plateau and the heart of the sector. At the end of the day, ski-back runs bring you right down to the village — including the Avet, which hosts World Cup races.
From El Tarter and Canillo
Soldeu's neighbours each have their own gondola into the same sector, so it's easy to base yourself anywhere along the valley. El Tarter is also home to Grandvalira's largest freestyle park.
Exploring the rest of Grandvalira
Head over Espiolets towards Grau Roig and Pas de la Casa, or drop the other way to Canillo and Encamp. Every lift is hands-free, so you can keep your pass in your pocket and just keep moving.
Piste map
Grandvalira piste map.
Here is the Grandvalira piste map showing the slopes and lifts of all seven sectors, from Pas de la Casa across to Encamp.
Don't miss Sunset Park Peretol — the only floodlit night-time snowpark in the Pyrenees, open into the evening between Grau Roig and Soldeu.
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