Skiing in Pas de la Casa

Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig: Grandvalira's French-border gateway

Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig guide: all 51 slopes by colour, night skiing on Tubs, 2026–27 dates, ski pass, buses from Toulouse and Barcelona, where to stay.

Skiable kilometres in Grandvalira

215

Slopes in Grandvalira (all sectors)

142

Slopes in the Pas de la Casa sector

16

Slopes in the Grau Roig sector

35

Night-skiing pass on the Tubs slope, 2026–27 (€)

28.50

Skiing & terrain in Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig

All 51 slopes that Grandvalira's live status list assigns to the Pas de la Casa (16) and Grau Roig (35) sectors, with the colour from the same list (checked 18 October 2026). Also listed and not counted: the four links that leave these two sectors, their special zones, children's tracks and snowpark, and the five other Grandvalira sectors as areas only.

Slopes in this table (Pas de la Casa + Grau Roig)

51

Pas de la Casa sector slopes (3 green, 5 blue, 4 red, 4 black)

16

Grau Roig sector slopes (4 green, 12 blue, 13 red, 6 black)

35

Grandvalira slopes, all seven sectors (23 green, 53 blue, 46 red, 20 black)

142

Grandvalira skiable km

215

• Green (very easy) slopes in this table — Pas de la Casa 3, Grau Roig 4: 7
• Blue (easy) slopes in this table — Pas de la Casa 5, Grau Roig 12: 17
• Red (intermediate) slopes in this table — Pas de la Casa 4, Grau Roig 13: 17
• Black (difficult) slopes in this table — Pas de la Casa 4, Grau Roig 6: 10

Sector labels and colours come straight from Grandvalira's live list, which groups every slope under its official sector heading; we did not assign any run to a sector ourselves. Grau Roig is its own official sector and is labelled as such. Grandvalira uses green, blue, red and black. The operator does not publish per-run lengths, so lengthM is empty. Encamp, Peretol, Soldeu, El Tarter and Canillo are separate sectors of the same domain (Soldeu and El Tarter have their own SkiPair guide) and appear only as area rows. On 18 October all slopes were closed for the off-season; check the live list for daily status.

Pas de la Casa pistes: Grau Roig, the Tubs night slope and 51 slopes in two sectors

Grandvalira's live status list gives Pas de la Casa 16 slopes — 3 green, 5 blue, 4 red and 4 black — and Grau Roig 35 — 4 green, 12 blue, 13 red and 6 black. Together that is 51 of the domain's 142 slopes. The two sectors are linked in both directions, and from Grau Roig further links run to Encamp and Peretol, which open the way to Soldeu, El Tarter and the rest of the 215 km.

Pas de la Casa's blacks are Estadi Francesc Viladomat, FIS, Jordi Anglès and Taupes; Grau Roig's are Antenes, Granota, Mirador, Riberal, Tamarro and Tub del Bosc. Grandvalira describes Grau Roig as its wildest landscape, with freeride areas, three marked circuits and the only speed-skiing slope approved in the Iberian Peninsula, a permanent World Cup venue.

For a guided tour, the Easy Way (blue only: six runs and eight lifts, about four hours) and the Fun Way (red only: eleven slopes and ten lifts, three to five hours) criss-cross Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig and Encamp. In Pas de la Casa the blue Tubs is lit as the night slope, served by the TSF4 Solana chairlift, with Boardercross Tubs alongside; Grau Roig has Sunrise Park Xavi for first jumps.

Pas de la Casa for beginners: green areas, the beginner pass and lessons

Both sectors have gentle green areas near the lifts. In the live list, Pas de la Casa's greens are Abelletes, Escola and Jardí de neu, and Grau Roig's are Jardí de neu, Pessons, Valira 1 and Valira 2. The lifts flagged as beginner zones are Tapís Les Abelletes, TK Les Abelletes, the TC10 Els Pioners gondola, TSF2 Coll dels Isards and TSF4 Solana in Pas de la Casa, and TK Pessons, TK Pessons II and TSF4 Xavi in Grau Roig.

The beginner pass covers only the beginner-area lifts plus one gondola ride; once you are ready for blue runs, switch to a day pass. One-day group lessons for first-timers run only in Soldeu and El Tarter, so in Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig plan on a multi-day course or private lessons (from €130.50 for 2 hours in 2026–27).

Adult group lessons run 3 hours a day; in Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig and Encamp 3-, 4- and 5-day courses start on Mondays (from €159), 2-day courses on Saturdays, with a special start on 27 December. Lessons need a valid day, multi-day or season pass — the beginner pass is not accepted for ski school.

Getting to Pas de la Casa: Toulouse, Barcelona, the Andbus coach and the N-22

Andorra has no big international airport: Grandvalira lists Andorra–La Seu d'Urgell (27 km, with few scheduled flights — check what operates for your dates), Lleida-Alguaire (150 km), Carcassonne (176 km), Toulouse-Blagnac (195 km), Barcelona-El Prat (200 km), Reus (240 km) and Girona (260 km). For Pas de la Casa, Toulouse and Carcassonne are on the French side: the N-22 crosses the border at Pas de la Casa, the first access to Grandvalira from France. There is no train into Andorra; the nearest stations are L'Hospitalet-près-l'Andorre and La Tour de Carol in France, with coaches onward.

From Toulouse, Andbus runs four times a day from Matabiau station and Toulouse-Blagnac airport and stops in Pas de la Casa before continuing to Soldeu, Encamp and Andorra la Vella — times may change, so check before booking. From Barcelona, Direct Bus runs from El Prat T1 and T2 and from Sants to Andorra la Vella (about 3 hours 30 from the airport); from there, the national bus line L4 goes up to Pas de la Casa every 30 minutes, every day.

By car from the Spanish side, follow the CG-2 up the valley; the Envalira tunnel leaves you close to the Grau Roig access, and the road over the pass reaches Pas de la Casa. Grandvalira's page still mentions a provisional bus line during a closure of the RN20 (the French approach road), so check current road status with Andorra's mobility agency before driving. Pas de la Casa's car parks are Abelletes (paid), Costa Rodona (free) and Centre Esportiu (paid, covered); Grau Roig's Cubil, ski-school annex and Grau Roig car parks are free.

Pas de la Casa with kids: Grau Roig nursery, snow gardens and Kids Forest

Pas de la Casa has no nursery; the nearest is in Grau Roig (ages 1 to 3, 9:30–16:30 every day, children stay indoors; 2026–27 from €92.50, online only, meals not included). Both Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig have a snow garden for ages 3–5 (from €65.50 for a 3-hour day, ski only): 3-year-olds do a snow-adaptation course and 4–5-year-olds take playful ski lessons in closed areas.

Children aged 6–11 can join 3-hour group lessons for 3–5 days (from €145), starting on Mondays here. Children's snowboard group lessons at that age are offered only in Soldeu, El Tarter and Canillo; in these sectors they start at 12. Groups are taught in several languages and the school places you in your language where possible; book a private lesson if a specific language matters.

The free Kids Forest circuits for children up to 12 are Forest Pas in Pas de la Casa and Kids Forest in Grau Roig, with characters for each level from first turns to confident skiing. A non-skiing parent can ride a gondola such as TC10 Els Pioners with a pedestrian pass (two ascents and two descents a day).

Where to stay for Pas de la Casa: the town, Grau Roig or down the valley

Pas de la Casa town is the obvious base: Grandvalira says it has one of the largest hotel and accommodation offers in Andorra, plenty of shopping and the liveliest nightlife in the domain, and the slopes rise straight above the town. The flip side is a busy, party-friendly town that is not for everyone; check the walk from your hotel to the nearest lift and whether it uses a paid car park.

Grau Roig, over the hill, is the quiet alternative: slopes start as soon as you leave the car park, the car parks are free, and the sector has the nursery and a Kids Forest circuit. Beds are very limited — the 42-room Grau Roig Andorra Boutique Hotel describes itself as ski-in ski-out — and there is little to do in the evening without a car.

Staying lower in the valley (Soldeu, Encamp or Andorra la Vella) widens the choice and puts the rest of Grandvalira closer, but adds a drive or the L4 bus up to Pas de la Casa each morning, and from Encamp the Funicamp brings you into the domain on the far side of Grau Roig.

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Pas de la Casa ski pass 2026–27: dynamic prices, the night pass and the Andorra Pass

There is one pass for the whole domain: a Grandvalira day pass covers all seven sectors, and passes for two or more consecutive days also include Pal Arinsal and Ordino Arcalís (the Andorra Pass, 308 km in total). Prices for 2026–27 are dynamic and are shown only when you choose your dates; buying online in advance saves up to 15% on the ticket-office price.

Age categories are by age on the first day: child 6–11, junior 12–17, adult 18–64, senior 65–69 (indicative €43.50 a day at the ticket office, checked 18 October 2026), senior 70–74 (about €25), and free passes for 75+ and children up to 5 with proof of age. A separate night pass for the Tubs slope costs €28.50 (adults, juniors and children), sold only at the Pas de la Casa ticket offices and machines; day, multi-day, season and Plus+ passes are also valid at night.

Ikon Pass holders get up to 7 days at Grandvalira Resorts in 2026–27 (Ikon Base Pass: up to 5 days). Group discounts do not apply from 25 December 2026 to 6 January 2027 and from 30 January to 28 February 2027, a good sign of the busiest weeks.

Best time to ski in Pas de la Casa: snow history, 2026–27 dates and forecasts

For the best snow window, aim for February, with late January and the first half of March close behind. In a SkiPair calculation from Météo-France's daily records for the French stations just below the border (1991–2020), Ax-Bonascre (1,715 m) averages about 50 cm of snow on the ground in January, 83 cm in February and 75 cm in March, with the most fresh snow in February (about 114 cm a month); at L'Hospitalet-près-l'Andorre (1,420 m), at the foot of the road up to Pas de la Casa, the snow cover also peaks in February and has roughly halved by March. December is the shoulder while the base builds, and late March is when lower slopes soften first. Both stations sit well below the slopes, and historical averages do not guarantee a given season.

The 2026–27 season is scheduled from 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027, with slopes open 9:00–17:00; both dates depend on snow and weather. Grandvalira says snowmaking covers 66% of the skiable area, which helps early and late. The Tubs night slope and Grau Roig's February-weekend evening hours depend on conditions too.

Before you go, check the live slope list for what is open in Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig, the link between them, and the forecast for wind and visibility on the upper lifts. In spring, start early and plan to finish before the afternoon thaw.

Find ski partners in Pas de la Casa

Pas de la Casa is an easy place for a solo trip: the slopes start from town, the Andbus coach from Toulouse stops here, and the size of Grandvalira gives plenty to share — the Fun Way circuit across Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig and Encamp, laps of the blacks above town, or an evening session on Tubs. On SkiPair, add your dates, base and level to find people skiing on the same days.

Agree on the plan first: who has which pass, where you meet (for example the top of the TC10 Els Pioners gondola or the Grau Roig car park), and when you head back so you are on the right side of the link before the lifts close at 17:00. Keep the live slope list on your phone to check that the Pas de la Casa – Grau Roig links are open.

Ski pass prices for Pas de la Casa

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Weather and snow

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Flights & getting to Pas de la Casa

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