Andorra Ski Touring – Pyrenees
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New for 2027. A week of ski touring in the Andorran Pyrenees for experienced ski tourers: five guided days to summits close to 3,000 m, from the Sorteny Natural Park to Font Blanca and Pic de la Serrère, with a hotel and wellness as the base.
| Duration | 8 days, 5 guided ski days |
| Group departures | 14–21 February 2027 and 21–28 February 2027 |
| Price | from €1,698 per person |
| Level | Experienced ski tourers: good fitness and confident off-piste skiing |
| Daily ascent | 1,000–1,600 m |
| Highest summit | Pic de la Serrère, 2,914 m |
| Base | Hotel with wellness in Andorra |
| Meeting point | Your hotel in Andorra |
| Minimum age | 16 |




Ski touring in Andorra
Andorra sits in the middle of the Pyrenees, and most of the country lies above 1,000 m. Away from the busy lift areas there are quiet valleys, high cirques and summits close to 3,000 m, all within a short drive of a comfortable hotel.
The week is built for experienced ski tourers who want big days and a good bed: 1,000–1,600 m of climbing, a mix of open slopes, ridges and one narrow couloir, and wellness in the evening.
Highlights
- Five tours to summits up to 2,914 m
- Sorteny Natural Park and the Cirque des Pessons
- Views over the UNESCO-listed Madriu Valley
- A narrow couloir on the last day
- Hotel with wellness after each tour
Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival. Hotel check-in, meeting the guide, briefing and gear check.
Day 2 – Ransol valley. A gentle start to Pic de la Coma de Varilles (2,758 m) with a descent back into the valley.
Day 3 – Sorteny Natural Park. A loop through open terrain to Pic del Forn (2,701 m).
Day 4 – Cirque des Pessons. High alpine terrain with frozen lakes, views to the Madriu Valley and a long descent.
Day 5 – Font Blanca (2,908 m). A climb with possible narrow sections or ridges, and one of the longest descents of the week.
Day 6 – Pic de la Serrère (2,914 m). The last tour, with a narrow couloir and a summit photo of the group.
Day 7 – Free day. Resort skiing or a slow day in Andorra.
Day 8 – Departure. Breakfast and goodbye.
Price includes
- Certified mountain guide
- Hotel with wellness
- Breakfasts and meals as in the itinerary
- Local transport during the program
- Daily route planning and avalanche assessment
- Advice on equipment and preparation
Price excludes
- Travel to Andorra
- Personal ski touring equipment
- Meals and drinks not in the itinerary
- Travel and mountain rescue insurance
- Avalanche gear rental
- Single room supplement
Who is this tour for?
Experienced ski tourers with good fitness who are comfortable on 1,000–1,600 m days, ridges and short steep sections. If you have done a few hut or hotel-based weeks in the Alps, this is the next step.
Equipment
Bring full ski touring gear: skis or splitboard with skins, touring boots, poles, helmet and avalanche safety equipment (beacon, shovel, probe). Rental gear can be arranged if you book at least 21 days ahead. Shop ski touring equipment or see which destination fits which month.
Frequently asked questions
It is for experienced ski tourers. Daily ascents are 1,000–1,600 m and the week includes ridges, possible narrow sections and a couloir on the last day.
14–21 February 2027 and 21–28 February 2027. Private dates can be arranged on request.
Andorra has no airport. Most guests fly to Barcelona or Toulouse and continue by bus or car, about three hours. We meet at the hotel.
In a hotel with wellness in Andorra, the same base for the whole week, so you only unpack once.
Yes. Ski touring gear and avalanche kits can be rented if you book them in advance.
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