Located in the Principality of Andorra, Grandvalira is the largest ski resort in the Pyrenees, offering expansive terrain and modern infrastructure across seven interconnected sectors. With a summit elevation of 2,822 m and a base at 1,710 m, the resort enjoys a vertical drop of 1,112 m and receives an average of 549 cm of snowfall annually. Covering 1,926 hectares, Grandvalira features 139 pistes served by 73 lifts, with a well-balanced mix of beginner, intermediate, advanced and expert runs.Families are well catered for with dedicated nursery areas, themed children’s circuits, and ski schools across sectors like Soldeu, El Tarter and Grau Roig. The resort also offers tubing lanes, snow gardens and gentle pistes near gondola stations, making it easy for families to stay close to accommodation while enjoying the slopes. Grandvalira’s infrastructure includes gondolas, high-speed chairs and surface lifts, ensuring smooth access across the domain.Visitors choose Grandvalira for its scale, snow reliability and variety. Whether you’re carving down the 9 km Gall de Bosc run, exploring freestyle parks, or relaxing in one of over 40 mountain restaurants, the resort delivers a dynamic alpine experience with a distinctly Andorran flavour. Its international reputation is further reinforced by hosting FIS World Cup events and offering terrain suitable for all levels.