European Ski Resorts A-Z
Arinsal / Pal, Andorra
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Resort height: |
1475m |
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Slopes: |
1550-2560m |
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Pistes: |
63km |
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General snow cover |
3.5/5
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Snow quality (upper) |
3.5/5
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Snow quality (lower) |
3/5
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Resort level snow |
3/5
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Powder potential |
2.5/5
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Pal’s slopes are densely wooded and hold their snow well. Whereas the runs above Arinsal are more open, but reach higher and face north-east.
Both areas have extensive snow-making and offer reliable on piste-skiing, despite some recent concerns over erratic early season snowfalls in the Pyrenees.
Where to ski in bad weather:
The densely forested slopes of Pal are the place to head in bad weather, as most of Arinsal's local runs are above the treeline.
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