By the pyreneestravel.com team · Updated 14 October 2026 · Ski
The Pyrenees have dozens of ski resorts across three countries. Snow is generally best from January to March, and lift passes and lodging are often cheaper than in the Alps.
Quick comparison
| Resort | Country | Slopes (approx.) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grandvalira | Andorra | ~200 km | Big mileage, ski schools |
| Baqueira Beret | Spain | 150+ km | Snow, off-piste, style |
| Formigal-Panticosa | Spain | ~180 km | Intermediates, après-ski |
| Grand Tourmalet | France | ~100 km | Pic du Midi freeride |
| Saint-Lary | France | ~100 km | Village charm |
| Peyragudes | France | ~60 km | Views, families |
| Cerler | Spain | ~80 km | Altitude, Benasque |
| Font-Romeu | France | ~40+ km | Sun, Nordic |
| La Molina & Masella | Spain | 100+ km | Close to Barcelona |
Figures are approximate and change from season to season; check each resort's current piste map.
Best for beginners
Grandvalira (Soldeu and El Tarter), the Beret sector of Baqueira, Font-Romeu and Peyragudes all have gentle, wide slopes and good ski schools.
Best for experts
Freeride from the Pic du Midi above Grand Tourmalet, Baqueira's off-piste and Cerler's long descents.
Best for a city combo
La Molina is reachable by train from Barcelona, and Andorra by bus from Barcelona or Toulouse.
See also Pyrenees vs Alps and our ski hub.
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