History

Pas Grau is one of the most emblematic areas of Andorra for skiing and mountain activities.

Its history begins in the mid-20th century, when the necessary infrastructure for alpine skiing began to be built. This sector grew over time, adding services and slopes for all levels of skiers. In addition, in 2003, the alliance between the resorts of Pas de la Casa-Grau Roig and Soldeu-El Tarter gave rise to Grandvalira, the largest ski area in the Pyrenees.

The slopes of Pas Grau offer a wide variety of slopes, with areas ideal for beginners, intermediates and experts. With more than 200 kilometers of slopes spread over several sectors, the conditions for skiing are excellent, thanks to its modern infrastructure and extensive artificial snow production system. In addition, the resort has been modernized with new facilities and services, such as new chairlifts and gondolas that facilitate access to the highest areas and with the best views of the mountain.

With the aim of continuously improving the visitor experience, Pas Grau also offers family spaces and services designed for all members of the family, including Mon(t) Magic, a children's park with adventure activities. This makes it an ideal destination for both experienced skiers and those looking for a more peaceful or family experience.