Discover Pas de la Casa

As part of the vast Grandvalira ski resort, the sector around Pas de la Casa offers snow-reliable slopes for all levels plus direct access to the French ski areas across the border.

As the highest town in the Pyrenees and a popular destination for French winter sports enthusiasts, Pas de la Casa offers one of the liveliest après-ski nightlife scenes in the entire mountain region, with numerous bars and clubs.

Located right on the French border, Pas de la Casa draws numerous day visitors from France seeking affordable electronics, alcohol and perfume.

In summer, hiking trails lead to the crystal-clear Pessons lakes at over 2,300 meters, surrounded by rugged peaks and far from the winter ski crowds.

From Toulouse, the drive across the border takes about 1.5 hours; from Andorra la Vella it's about 30 minutes over the mountain pass road.

The official language is Catalan, but due to the proximity to the border, French is also widely spoken. English and Spanish are well understood in hotels too.

December to April is best for winter sports, as the town sits above 2,000 meters and ranks among the most snow-reliable destinations in the Pyrenees.

As the highest town in the Pyrenees and a popular destination for French winter sports enthusiasts, Pas de la Casa offers one of the liveliest après-ski nightlife scenes in the entire mountain region, with numerous bars and clubs.