Peyragudes Reviews

Beautiful resort, with great off-piste skiing when there's snow. However, there aren't many activities after skiing, and the staff at lift ticket office are unfriendly. It's worth noting that the resort is quite expensive, and skiers are what keep it going. It would be nice if these people remembered that. It makes you want to spend your money elsewhere.

• The resort offers beautiful blue runs, long and well-maintained.
• The reception at Agudes for purchasing ski passes was unfriendly; don't ask them for any unusual information—basically, "pay and get lost."

The resort is quite nice, but very rarely fully open, and often the price is high compared to the number of runs available. After several seasons, I've almost never seen certain runs open, so don't necessarily rely on the advertised piste map. My day of skiing in December will probably be my last at this resort; the skiing conditions were unbearable across almost the entire area due to the snow cannons running all day, producing artificial snow that stuck to your goggles.

• skyvall
• abuse of cannons

This is a resort I've visited most often during my seasons. So I appreciate it a lot.

• The slopes are pleasant and easily accessible.
• I don't see it

I recommend this ski resort

• Large ski area
• Village a little far from the resort

Overall, a family-friendly resort. Some shopkeepers aren't very friendly. Many people don't respect the mountain and rush into the beginner areas.

• Beautiful ski area
• Not really suitable for beginner children

My favorite station by far, I can't wait to go back tomorrow.

• Great slopes, especially thanks to the snow groomers who do a fantastic job; the chairlifts are excellent and the snow cover is good.
• The price of the package

The best thing about it is undoubtedly the Skyvall cable car and everything that goes with it. The parking lots at the foot of the gondola lift, with the ticket office and the cafeteria (at the end of the day). The altitude, which rises to around 2400m. The only downside is that it's a bit further from Toulouse.

• Skyvall
• Far from Toulouse

Peyragudes is one of the most beautiful ski areas. It's primarily family-oriented but also enjoyable with friends. The Skyvall cable car allows you to get around everywhere on foot from the village of Loudenvielle. Summer activities are just as enjoyable and lively: cycling, hiking, paragliding, and the Genos lake. Balnea is a sure bet at the end of the day, whether in winter after skiing or in summer after a hike.

• Its easy access via Loudenvielle or Bagnere de Luchon, the Skyvall, Balnea and its diversity of slopes.
• The 007 run is rarely open, and there are many people in the lower part of the resort.

A well-connected ski resort with two distinct areas, offering reasonable wait times even during peak season. Modern infrastructure, although the accommodation is showing its age. Magnificent scenery.

• Double station on two slopes, valley lift from Loudenvielle
• Low-end restaurant on the Peyresourde slope

Excellent resort with great snow cover thanks to the snow cannons. Really friendly staff.

• Great ski area in the Pyrenees, very friendly staff and excellent piste maintenance
• A little way from the village of Loudenvielle