Skiing in Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa sits right on the border between Andorra and France and is the liveliest village of Grandvalira, the largest ski area in the Pyrenees with 460 kilometres of pistes and 76 lifts. The village is high-altitude and entirely geared to skiing and shopping: duty-free stores, bars and restaurants line its compact streets. The pistes lie between 2147 and 2681 metres and start literally at the edge of the village. Recent winters recorded up to 125 centimetres of snow. Pas de la Casa is known for its après-ski and nightlife, the busiest in all of Andorra. We list 11 accommodations here, our largest choice in this region, with prices from 539 euros per person.
Last checked: 2026-10-26 · Sources: Open-Meteo (snow data), OpenStreetMap (lifts and pistes), partner offers refreshed daily.
Accommodations in Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa6.0Grandvalira, Andorra
Résidence Pas de la Casa Alaska
Pas de la Casa7.0Grandvalira, Andorra
Résidence Pas de la Casa Princesa
Pas de la Casa6.5Grandvalira, Andorra
Pierre & Vacances Residece Pas de la Casa Princesa - extra ingekocht
Pas de la Casa6.7Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Camel-lot
Pas de la Casa8.3Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Catalunya Ski
Pas de la Casa8.1Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Guineu
Pas de la Casa7.6Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Caribou - logies/ontbijt
Pas de la Casa6.5Grandvalira, Andorra
Pierre & Vacances Residece Pas de la Casa Princesa
Pas de la Casa8.5Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Màgic Pas
Pas de la Casa9.4Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Cristina
Pas de la Casa8.7Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Font d'Argent Pas
Pas de la Casa9.2Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Del Cubil
Pas de la Casa8.3Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Grand Pas
Pas de la CasaGrandvalira, Andorra
P&V Residence Pas de la Casa Alaska
Pas de la Casa7.9Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Kandahar
Pas de la CasaGrandvalira, Andorra
Appartementen Caribou
Pas de la Casa9.0Grandvalira, Andorra
Hotel Sporting
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The ski area from Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa sits in the middle of Grandvalira's eastern sector; you step onto the piste straight from the village. In total you have access to 460 kilometres of runs and 76 lifts, from the slopes around the village to the more distant Soldeu and El Tarter sectors.
The terrain between 2147 and 2681 metres is open and treeless, with wide pistes for every level. Beginners practise at the village edge, while advanced skiers head through Grau Roig into the wider area. In strong winds the open terrain can be prone to lift closures.
Snow reliability in Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa is one of the most snow-sure spots in the Pyrenees, simply because of altitude: the village and pistes lie between 2147 and 2681 metres. Recent winters saw up to 125 centimetres of snow.
Snowfall in the Pyrenees is more erratic than in the Alps, but at this height whatever falls lasts well. Snowmaking covers the key descents. No fresh snow arrived in the past week; the season here typically starts in late November or early December, with January and February the most dependable months.
The village itself
Pas de la Casa is a compact border village packed with hotels, apartments and above all shops: fuel, drinks, electronics and perfume are duty-free and draw French shoppers all year round.
In winter an outspoken après-ski culture is added: the village is known for its bars and nightlife and attracts young, international groups. Quaint it is not; it is functional, busy and energetic. If you like a buzz, this is exactly your place, and everything is within walking distance.
Who is Pas de la Casa for
Pas de la Casa suits groups and younger skiers who want big mileage by day and a night out afterwards. Bargain hunters benefit too: duty-free prices extend to ski gear and clothing.
Beginners can learn here comfortably thanks to the slopes right by the village, but families seeking peace are better off in El Tarter or Encamp. With 11 accommodations from 539 euros per person, our choice here is the widest in Grandvalira, covering a range of budgets.
Practical information
Pas de la Casa is the first Andorran village you reach from France, via the route from Toulouse. That saves driving time compared with villages deeper into Andorra. Flying to Toulouse with a transfer is the fastest option; Barcelona works too.
We list 11 accommodations with prices from 539 euros per person. The village is popular with French and Spanish holidaymakers, so French school holidays are busy and pricier. January and March offer the best mix of price, space and snow at this altitude.
Pas de la Casa on the map
Webcams · Pas de la Casa
📷 Grau Roig: CG2 - PK 22+760 (Refugi Envalira) - 2.126 metres
📷 Grau Roig: CG2 - PK 22+000 (Envalira) - 2.086 metres
📷 les Bordes d'Envalira: CG2 - PK 20+455 (Bordes d'Envalira) - 1.938 metres
📷 Grau Roig: Encamp, Grandvalira - Cortals
📷 Grau Roig: Encamp, Grandvalira - Cortals
📷 Grau Roig: Encamp, Grandvalira - Cortals
📷 Sornas: CG3 - PK 9+200 (Ordino Nord) - 1.280 metres
📷 l'Aldosa de la Massana: CG3 - PK 7+819 (Rotonda Aldosa) - 1.250 metres
FAQ about Pas de la Casa
How much piste can you ski from Pas de la Casa?
From Pas de la Casa you reach the Grandvalira ski area with around 460 km of marked pistes and 76 lifts.
What does a ski holiday in Pas de la Casa cost?
Accommodations in Pas de la Casa start from around €539 per person; Nivosola compares 17, refreshed daily.
Is there enough snow around Pas de la Casa?
Yes. Recent winters in Grandvalira reached a maximum snow depth of around 125 cm. December to March is the most reliable period.
How high is Pas de la Casa?
Pas de la Casa is one of the highest villages in the Pyrenees; the surrounding ski area lies between 2147 and 2681 metres. You stay right on the slopes at altitude.
Is Pas de la Casa suitable for beginners?
Yes, there are nursery slopes and blue runs directly by the village, so starting out is hassle-free. From there the lifts open up the rest of Grandvalira.
How busy is Pas de la Casa?
Pas de la Casa is Grandvalira's busiest and liveliest village, with plenty of shoppers and an active nightlife. French holiday weeks and weekends are especially full.
Which other Grandvalira village is a good alternative?
El Tarter and Soldeu offer the same ski area with a calmer village feel. Encamp in the valley is the cheapest base, linked by a long gondola.