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Pas de la Casa Andorra
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Resort Information: Official Site: www.Grandvalira.com
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Pas de la Casa Grandvalira Resort Statistics Altitude: Pas de la Casa - 2100m - 2640m Grau Roig - 2120m - 2640m Lifts facilities: 66 serving 205km of piste. Six days High season Lift pass: Grandvalira 2011-2012 - Adult €227.00, Teenager 12-17yrs €201.00, Child 6-11yrs €157.00. For more information on lift passes and ski school
Pas de la Casa Green Runs - 2 Blue Runs - 3 Red Runs - 5 Black Runs - 4 Lifts in area: 12
Grandvalira - Portes des Neiges, Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo & Encamp Green Runs - 19 Blue Runs - 39 Red Runs - 30 Black Runs - 24 - Lifts in area: 66
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Pas de la Casa Information
Welcome to Pas de la Casa, Skiriderexp.com provides you with all the information you need to know - from airport transfers to hotels, web cams and weather conditions in Pas de la Casa. Don’t forget to sign up for the forum were you can ask questions or simply write a hotel review.
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About Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa comes alive in the winter months as a skiing town. The ski area of Grandvalira - Portes des Neiges, Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Soldeu, El Tarter, Canillo & Encamp is 193km the largest area in the Pyrenees. The resort sits at an altitude of 2050m with the highest lift at 2640m making Pas the highest resort in the Pyrenees. The height and excellent snow making capability ensure good snow conditions and a long season ensure the perfect conditions for ski holidays in Pas de la Casa. Pas de la Casa is the highest and sunniest resort in Andorra, perched right on the French border within the extensive Grandvalira ski area. Pas de la Casa or Pas as it is commonly known, shares the Grandvalira lift pass with neighboring Soldeu El Tarter. This purpose built resort boasts an excellent snow record, a state of the art lift system and an excellent selection of slopes for beginner and intermediates.
Ski holidays in Pas de la Casa offers something for all abilities, although intermediates and beginners are probably best catered for. Snowboarding is particularly popular and there is a board park and half pipe. Ski school as in neighbouring ski resorts, is dominated by English speaking instructors, so ski holidays in Pas de la Casa are excellent for beginners.
Bars and restaurants abound to suit all tastes and pockets.
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History of Pas de la Casa & Grandvalira
In 1956, the businessman and ski champion Francesc Viladomat installed the first ski lift on the peak of Coll Blanc in Pas de la Casa. Powered by a lorry engine, the lift could carry up to 450 skiers per hour. From then on, the resort grew at an average one new lift per year. Seven years later, the first ski lift forSoldeu - El Tarter was first formed by three Andorran families. The first automatic snow cannons were installed at Pas de la Casa-Grau Roig during the 1980s, whilst the Riba Escorxada sector, accessible from El Tarter opened at neighboring Soldeu. In 1993, the Comu (local council) of Canillo became the majority shareholder in ENSISA (the company set up to operate Soldeu El Tarter), whilst Credit Andorra became the second-largest stakeholder in the enterprise. The first 8-seater cable car in the Pyrenees began to operate in 1996, and a new sector, Canillo, opened. Meanwhile, the first six-seater detachable chairlift in the region entered into service at Pas de la Casa-Grau Roig, operated by SAETDE, in 1997.
The area has rapidly developed over the years, with the most notable recent development being the link up of Soldeu - El Tarter with the neighbouring resorts of Pas de la Casa, Grau Roig, Canillo and Encamp during the 2003-04 season to create the impressive Grandvalira ski area. Grandvalira now offers 193km of piste, forming the largest skiable domain in the Pyrenees, with a very modern and efficient lift system to transport skiers around the large variety of slopes it has to offer.
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