Grandvalira - Soldeu

In the small principality of Andorra in the eastern Pyrenees, sandwiched between France and Spain, lies Europe's largest ski area outside the Alps — Grandvalira. Six resorts are included: Soldeu, El Tarter, Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Canillo and Encamp, and the area stretches from the center of the country towards the French border. With a lift pass, you have access to the entire ski system. Over 130,5 miles of piste. Beautiful, wide slopes coexist with the incomparable off-piste areas, which can be reached by lift (at most a drop of about 8530,2 feet). Extreme skiers come here in January, partly for the quality of the snow and partly for the pristine, pristine slopes. There are also several World Cup slopes as Andorra hosts several international ski competitions, such as the Ski Mountaineering World Cup. Soldeu, the middle of the ski resorts, is also Europe's highest capital at 3356,3 feet above sea level. Sunny and snow-sure, it is a classic ski resort with over 300 days of sunshine per year.