Best snowshoe routes in Andorra
Andorra offers a wide variety of snowshoe routes that cross some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Pyrenees. From easy trails through snowy forests to more demanding ascents to high mountain viewpoints, each itinerary provides a unique experience. In both Grau Roig and Ordino Arcalís, you can choose between short and medium-length routes, ideal for families, couples, or groups looking for a safe activity connected with nature.
Snowshoe excursion to Llac de Pessons | Grau Roig
A medium or long route that leads into one of Andorra’s most impressive landscapes. The trail ascends to 2,400 meters, crossing black pine forests and mountain terrain until reaching Llac de Pessons, a group of frozen lakes surrounded by snowy peaks. It requires an intermediate fitness level and is ideal for those seeking a more demanding experience while maintaining the safety of a guided route.
Snowshoe walk through Bosc de Moretó | Grau Roig
This route is perfect for beginners in snowshoeing or those who simply want a peaceful walk. The itinerary crosses the Moretó forest, a well-preserved natural environment that allows you to walk among snow-covered trees without significant elevation gain. Also available at night, it is an ideal option for families and groups with children.
Snowshoe route to Tristaina Solar Viewpoint | Ordino Arcalís
In the north of the country, this route leads to the famous Tristaina viewpoint, with panoramic views of glacial lakes and the mountains on the French border. The itinerary combines gentle stretches with more technical sections, making it a recommended choice for those seeking both scenic and sporty elements.
Types of snowshoe excursions in Andorra
Andorra offers different options to enjoy snowshoe excursions depending on the level, duration, and type of experience you are looking for. Whether it’s a short outing for beginners or a longer, sportier route, there are options for everyone. There are also night routes or excursions combined with dinner, designed for those who want a different winter activity beyond skiing.
Daytime snowshoe excursions
Day trips allow you to explore snowy landscapes with natural light and good visibility. They are ideal for those who want to snowshoe in Andorra in the morning or afternoon, with routes lasting between 2 and 5 hours. Some excursions include interpretive stops or views of lakes and glacial valleys.
Night snowshoe routes
A different way to enjoy the mountains in winter. Night excursions offer a snowshoe walk under a starry sky, with headlamps and complete silence. They take place in safe areas, such as the Bosc de Moretó, and are available for small groups, couples, or families.
Snowshoe excursion with dinner in the mountains
This option combines the night walk with a dinner in a mountain restaurant. It’s a highly valued experience for those looking for something special, with a more gastronomic and relaxed approach. Ideal as a gift or to enjoy as a couple.
Frequently asked questions about snowshoe excursions in Andorra
What do snowshoe excursions include?
Excursions include the use of snowshoes, poles, and a professional guide who accompanies the entire route. Free parking is usually available at the starting point. Some routes may also include liability insurance and other amenities, depending on the type of excursion booked.
Do the activities include insurance?
Generally, liability insurance is included in the price. Personal accident insurance may be available as an additional service and is recommended for longer or more demanding routes. Check the details of each activity before booking.
What is the minimum age to participate?
The minimum age to participate in a snowshoe excursion in Andorra is 12 years. In all cases, minors must be accompanied by an adult. To do the activity alone, you must be of legal age. This applies to both short routes and longer or more challenging itineraries.
What fitness level is required for snowshoeing?
Most routes are adapted to people with basic or medium fitness. No previous experience is required, but you should be able to walk for at least 1 or 2 hours on snowy terrain. There are more demanding options for those seeking mountain routes with greater elevation gain.
What clothing and equipment should I bring?
It is recommended to wear thermal and comfortable clothing, waterproof gloves, sunglasses or ski goggles, mountain or snow boots, and a backpack with water and some food. Sunscreen is also important, even on cloudy days.
Book your snowshoe excursion in Andorra now
Plan your next winter adventure with complete ease. Choose from a wide variety of snowshoe routes in Andorra, with departures from Grau Roig and Ordino Arcalís. Filter by level, duration, or minimum age and book your spot online quickly and safely.
Whether you’re looking for a short family outing or a high mountain route, you’ll find the perfect option to experience winter in the Pyrenees like never before.
Limited spots during peak season.
Advance booking recommended.
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