Pasa De Casa

Perched on the French-Andorran border at 2,080 m, Pas de la Casa is the highest ski resort in Andorra and one of the liveliest in the Pyrenees. Known for its buzzing après-ski, duty-free shopping, and excellent snow conditions, Pas de la Casa is a favourite among younger crowds, groups of friends, and anyone looking for a mix of skiing and nightlife.

As part of the Grandvalira ski area, Pas de la Casa offers direct access to over 200 km of slopes, making it one of the largest ski domains in Southern Europe. With a mix of high-altitude pistes, wide-open bowls, and links to nearby Grau Roig, it caters to all abilities while maintaining a fun and energetic atmosphere both on and off the slopes.

🏞 Overview

🎿 Skiing & Snowboarding

❄️ Elevation Range: 2,080 m – 2,640 m
🏂 Skiable Terrain: 100 km locally (210 km across Grandvalira)
🚠 Lifts: 31 in Pas de la Casa–Grau Roig sector (71 total in Grandvalira)
🏔️ Top Features:

  • High-altitude, snow-sure slopes with a long season
  • Direct link into Grandvalira, the largest ski area in the Pyrenees
  • Wide variety of pistes, from beginner-friendly areas to steep reds and blacks
  • Snowpark nearby for freestyle skiers and snowboarders
  • Duty-free shopping right in the village

🧭 Who It's Best For

✅ Beginners – Wide nursery slopes at the base and good ski schools.
✅ Intermediates – Lots of progression with varied blues and reds.
✅ Advanced Skiers – Steeper terrain, mogul runs, and access to off-piste.
✅ Après-Ski Fans – One of the best nightlife scenes in the Pyrenees.

🏘️ Village & Atmosphere

Pas de la Casa is a compact, high-altitude resort village known for its energy and convenience:

  • Pas de la Casa Village – Packed with bars, clubs, restaurants, and tax-free shopping, all right by the slopes.
  • Grau Roig (nearby) – Quieter, more natural base with fewer buildings and direct access to the ski area.

📍 Fun Fact

Pas de la Casa is the only Andorran resort that directly borders France, making it hugely popular with weekend skiers crossing over from the French side.