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Pas del la Casa
The broad piste known as “tubs” runs almost directly into town from Coll Blanc and Port D’Envalira and is covered all day by beginners and intermediate skiers and snowboarders returning from the Grandvalira trans-valley adventure.
The ski school meets at the bottom of this slope and there are plenty of restaurants and bars clustered around its chairlift. This area is the hub of the town as far as activity is concerned while Plaza dels Vaquers is the epicentre of pub crawls and apres-ski.
Pas de la Casa at a glance
On the mountain
Ski area
Pas de la Casa is the northeasternmost point on the Grandvalira and one of six village resorts - Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp – now connected by means of a common lift pass.
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Lift system
Grandvalira’s main ski lifts have a numeric code as well as a name, with the numeric character denoting the number of riders per chair or car and the exception to this rule being button lift’s and T-bars which have no number code.
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Ski schools & guiding
Across Grandvalira there are now 450 instructors working in its six centres (Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo and Encamp). In Pas de la Casa the assembly point for the ski school is behind the Olympia shopping centre.
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Advanced
The Grandvalira region has a total of 22 black runs of which 5 are in the Pas de la Casa/Porte des Neiges region.
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Intermediate
The Grandvalira region has a total of 38 blue runs and 32 red of which six red runs and four blue are in the Pas de la Casa/Porte des Neiges region.
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Beginners
The Grandvalira region has a total of 18 green runs and 38 blue.
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Boarding & freestyle
There is a freestyle area at Snowpark Pas (the others are to be found at El Tarter, near Soldeu, and Grau Roig between Soldeu and Pas de la Casa.
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Mountain restaurants
Grandvalira has codified its restaurants on the slopes into five categories:
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Ski Map
- open Pas de la Casa Ski map
Of the mountain
Village
Pas de la Casa will never win any architectural awards. It’s a functional resort built to get people on to its slopes and into its shops.
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Accommodation
Pas de la Casa is the bottom end of the market, aimed at a younger crowd most of whom want a long day on the slopes, non-stop après ski until the early hours a few hours sleep then start all over again.
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Apres-ski
Pas de la Casa is famous for its après ski. If you’re thinking of getting an early night this may not be the resort for you.
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Restaurants & bars
On the whole food and drink is cheaper in Andorra so eating out won’t sting as much as it might in the UK.
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Other activities
For something completely different ask at the tourist office about the new Grandvalira ice circuit at Pas de la Casa where you can drive a car across snow and ice on a specially designed track.
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Getting there
Beware if you enter Andorra from the southwest.
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