City: Andorra
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What to do and see in Andorra, Andorra: The Best Outdoor Activities
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1. Comapedrosa Highlands Trail
2. Via Ferrata Roc del Quer
3. Estany de la Nou
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
It is a difficult route because of the difficulty in starting point and the considerable gap that has, more than 1,000 meters. Part of the route follows the GRP signals and passes through the Claror refuge. To access the trailhead, take the road to La Comella (CS-101) from Andorra la Vella and leave the car in a small parking lot it is a little above the km 4. From there we will take a path of ascent to the valley and the col de Prat Primer, passing the refuge of the same name. Behind the quiet, we begin the descent towards Roges ponds and Claror refuge. From this point, we have to follow signs to the GRP towards the lake Nou. The water of this lake, unlike other lakes of the Pyrenees, is not cold at all, since it is nourished by groundwater flowing through the subsoil.
4. Ruta Cicloturistica 14: Coll de la Gallina
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This route runs along the CS-140 from Sant Julia de Loria to Coll de Jou. This is followed by the CS-143 to the Col de la Gallina to 1910 m altitude. Its level is 1a (difficult). The itinerary has an average slope of 8.4% with a positive drop of 1019 meters and 12.2 kilometers away. In this same route Alessando Ballan obtained the victory stage of the Tour of Spain in 2008, shortly before crowned world champion.
5. Soldeu - El Tarter
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 471 reviews
A popular ski resort with basic accommodations and an excellent ski school.
Reviewed By 5lovetravel55
we had been conquered by this ski resort, beautiful ski area, very good restaurants, magnificent hotels, sun, blue skies and good snow.
6. Grandvalira
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,738 reviews
The largest ski area in the Pyrenees (210km of runs)
Reviewed By charliep350 - Wirral, United Kingdom
We visited as a party of six, ranging from a black-run beast to two who had never been on skis before. The ski instructors were excellent. The lifts were fast and efficient There was a huge variety of ski slopes to suit all of our abilities. The cafes and bars we all great with a good selection of food - including gluten free beer and sandwiches. The ski area is big enough to provide a different area to explore every day. We were based in El Tarter, which requires a gondola to lift you to the ski area; and we managed to visit Pas de la Casa in one direction and Canillo in the other direction. Negatives? Not many: we couldn't ski back to our hotel; and it was a three hour bus journey from Barcelona airport (it would have been the same time from Toulouse). Despite the transfer time, I'd recommend Grandvalira!
7. Les Abelletes Lake Trail
8. Cami Interparroquial de Prats a Engolasters
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
