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1940-2625
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30.5 km
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15 lifts
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27 tracks
Ordino: The Natural Heart of Andorra
Welcome to the Ordino collection by Caranva Sports, your gateway to one of Andorra's most spectacular and unspoiled valleys. Ordino isn't just a destination; it's an experience that blends nature, sport, and culture year-round. From the snow-capped peaks of Ordino Arcalís to the green valleys in summer, you'll find the perfect equipment for every adventure here.
What to Do in Ordino? Activities for All Tastes
Ordino is a versatile destination offering activities for athletes, families, and culture lovers. Whether you're looking for adrenaline in the mountains or a peaceful stroll through its charming villages, here's everything you need to know.
Adventure and Nature Sports
- Hiking and Trail Running: Explore the Sorteny Valley Natural Park, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Its trails will take you through alpine landscapes and glacial lakes like the Tristaina Lakes.
- Mountain and Road Biking: Climb legendary mountain passes or explore forest trails. Ordino is a paradise for cyclists looking for a challenge in an unparalleled setting.
- Tristaina Solar Viewpoint: Climb to the peak of Peyreguils for spectacular panoramic views of the glacial cirque. An experience that combines nature and science in a monumental sundial.
Culture and History in the Heart of Andorra
Strolling through Ordino's old town is like stepping back in time. Don't miss its museums and historic buildings:
- Casa d'Areny-Plandolit Museum: Discover how one of Andorra's most influential families lived.
- Iron Route: A cultural itinerary that visits the old iron mines and forges in towns like Llorts.
- Church of Sant Martí de la Cortinada: A jewel of Andorran Romanesque architecture with impressive medieval frescoes.
Ordino Arcalís: Much More than Skiing
The Ordino Arcalís resort is world-renowned for the quality and abundance of its snow, making it a paradise for freeriding. However, it offers much more than just off-piste skiing.
- Slopes for all levels: From the "Megaverde", the longest slope for beginners in the Pyrenees (8 km), to black slopes for the most experienced.
- Activities for non-skiers: Enjoy snowshoeing, snowmobiling, or learning how to build an igloo.
- Kids Forest: A space designed for little ones to learn to ski safely and have fun, surrounded by magical characters.
How Much Does It Cost to Ski in Ordino Arcalís? 2024-2025 Ski Pass Prices
Plan your snowy getaway by checking the ski pass prices. Here's a guideline for the season.
| Type of Ski Pass | Adult (18-64 years) | Junior (12-17 years) | Child (6-11 years) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Day Ski Pass | 47.50€ | 43.00€ | 40.00€ |
| Beginner's Pass (1 day) | 30.00€ | 30.00€ | 30.00€ |
| Pedestrian Pass (up and down) | 17.50€ | 17.50€ | 17.50€ |
| Ski Insurance (per day) | 6.40€ | 6.40€ | 6.40€ |
Note: Ski passes for two or more days (Nord Pass) are valid for skiing in Ordino Arcalís and Pal Arinsal. Ski passes for four days or more include one day of skiing at Grandvalira. Prices are indicative and may vary.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Ordino
What does ski equipment rental include?
Generally, the basic rental includes skis, boots, and poles. You can add extras such as a helmet, goggles, or technical clothing depending on the store and the package you choose. At Caranva Sports, we offer you the best equipment so you can just worry about enjoying yourself.
Where can I rent equipment near Ordino Arcalís?
You'll find several rental shops in the village of Ordino and at the foot of the slopes at the Arcalís resort. We recommend booking online in advance to ensure availability and get the best prices.
What to see in Ordino if I don't ski?
Ordino offers countless activities beyond skiing. You can visit the Miniature Museum, walk along the Iron Route, take a snowshoe hike to the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint, or relax at the nearby Caldea spa.