In addition to skiing or snowboarding, Granvalira offers a multitude of activities to enjoy with your family or friends or even for yourself and also with a wide range of activities in summer when the snow disappears.
Main activities in Grandvalira
Apart from skiing and snowboarding, below we show you a series of activities that you will be able to do in the Grandvalira resort.
1. Snowmobiles: One of the most popular activities during winter is snowmobiling.Here you can take a look at all the companies and offers available and here are the best routes in the different sectors.
2. Mushing:
Have you tried dog sledding? At Grandvalira you can enjoy this relaxed activity in the company of your family and friends. It is an activity that children especially like. It can be practiced in the Grau Roig and El Tarter sectors. Here you can see the best areas to enjoy it.
3. Snowshoes:
Another of the star activities. If you don't like speed and prefer to take a walk at your own pace through places that could not be accessed without them, then you have to put the Snowshoes.
4. Paragliding:
We are going to the heights to Enjoy paragliding through the high altitudes of the Andorran Pyrenees. If you like adrenaline, mixed with the tranquility of a descent between the mountains, this is your activity. Here you can consult all the information about the available possibilities.
5. Zipline
There is a zip line about 550 meters long in Canillo. You can reach a speed of up to 80 km/. Do you dare?
General information about Grandvalira
Clues:
The highest level of the station is 2718 meters and the minimum level is 1710 meters above sea level. It has a total of 19 green trails, 39 blue, 39 red, 21 black and 1 for cross-country skiing.
Lifts:
The Station has 9 cable cars, 17 ski lifts, 28 chairlifts, 4 gondolas and 8 treadmills.
Sectors:
The Station is divided into 6 well-differentiated sectors with access to tracks in each of them. These sectors are Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp.
All sectors are connected to each other so you can explore the entire resort without taking off your skis.
HOW TO GET THERE
How to get there by car: There are several ways to get to the station. Depending on where you come from, you will have to take the following roads.
- From Spain, you will have to take the C-145 highway if you come from the province of Lleida or take the C-16 from the Cadí tunnel.
- From France directly to Pas de la Casa on the N-22 road. From here there is also the Envalira tunnel that leaves you in Grau Roig.
How to get there by plane: The closest international airport is Lleida, at a distance of approximately 150 km. Other nearby ones such as El Prat (200 km) or Carcassonne (176 km)
How to get there by bus: Numerous bus services from Andorra to the main surrounding towns such as Toulouse, Barcelona, Lleida or the Costa Dorada
How to get there by train: Ave Madrid-Lleida and then bus to the station.
How to get there by bus: Numerous bus services from Andorra to the main surrounding towns such as Toulouse, Barcelona, Lleida or the Costa Dorada
How to get there by train: Ave Madrid-Lleida and then bus to the station.
Others services
The Grandvalira station also offers other types of services on the slopes and at the foot of the slopes for the whole family.
Children's circuits: For the little ones in the house who are just starting out in the world of snow, Granvalira offers different obstacle circuits so that the little ones can enjoy learning and gain confidence on skis. Mont Magic in Canillo, Bababoom in El Tarter and Yokai in the Soldeu sector are available.
Snowparks: For freestyle and snow lovers, different sectors offer up to 3 snowparks with a multitude of different designs where you can demonstrate your skills. Snowpark El Tarter, Sunrise Park Xavi and Sunset Park Peretol by Henrick Harlaut are available for the most daring.
The station also has other restaurant services, terraces and music so that the fun doesn't stop throughout the day.
