Cambre d'Aze Overview

Cambre d'Aze

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Mar 14
Lifts: 11
Trails: 24
Base: 1,640m
Summit: 2,400m
Vertical Drop: 760m
Average Snowfall: 116cm

Snowfall

116cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec23cm
Jan41cm
Feb44cm
Mar17cm

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Privileged ski area, combining guaranteed snow (thanks to north facing and snow cannons) and an exceptional sunshine, the Cambre d'Aze welcomes you at the entrance of the Catalan Pyrenees. The two resorts, Eyne and Saint Pierre, offer a single package, to taste all winter sports, whatever your level, in a friendly.

Located on the two villages of Eyne and Saint Pierre Dels Forcats, the ski area of Espace Cambre d'Aze travels in the heart of an exceptional natural environment. Compound of 21 marked runs (35 km), it usually enjoys a good natural snow reinforced, if necessary, by an artificial snow system.

Between authenticity and modernity, the Espace Cambre d'Aze has preserved village life while offering services tailored to families and the most demanding skiers.

Cambre d'Aze

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Mar 14
Lifts: 11
Trails: 24
Base: 1,640m
Summit: 2,400m
Vertical Drop: 760m
Average Snowfall: 116cm

Snowfall

116cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec23cm
Jan41cm
Feb44cm
Mar17cm

Plan Your Trip

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 04, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 14, 2027
Days Open Last Year
108
Years Open
56
Average Snowfall
116cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs

29%

Intermediate Runs

25%

Advanced Runs

33%

Expert Runs

13%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1.7 km

Skiable Terrain

24 km

Lifts

High Speed Quads

Surface Lifts

Reviews

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The Cambre d'Aze ski resort is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts, offering a diverse experience suitable for all levels. This review may be helpful to other travelers, as it covers several important aspects of the resort, including the slopes, facilities, and overall atmosphere.…

Thierry Pereira

Feb 09, 2025