About skiing in Pal Arinsal
Pal Arinsal combines two mountain sectors. La Massana’s gondola is a common approach to Pal, while Arinsal has its own village uplift. The sectors are connected by a cable car during operation, but their accommodation villages and road approaches remain different. Choose the base that suits your lessons and hotel.
Ski areas and terrain
La Massana and Pal
Town gondola approach to the Pal sector.
Arinsal village and sector
Separate village uplift and mountain accommodation access.
Pal–Arinsal connection
Cable-car link subject to hours and conditions.
Piste difficulty: The published map includes green, blue, red and black grades. Learning terrain makes the area useful for families, while stronger skiers can explore longer marked routes. Check the inter-sector connection and final return uplift; the wider Resorts pass does not provide a ski-lift connection to all Andorra resorts.
Planning your arrival: Choose La Massana for the Pal gondola approach or Arinsal village for its sector. Pal village, Arinsal and La Massana are different road drop-offs.
Conditions, open lifts and published piste totals can change. Check the official piste map ↗ Resort information ↗
GETTING THERE
Airport routes to Pal Arinsal
Each guide compares the available transport options from arrivals to the resort, including transfers and public transport where available.