Summer activities: Pas de la Casa and Andorra

Summer in Pas de la Casa and its surroundings is perfect for enjoying nature, outdoor sports, and activities for the whole family.

These are some of the most popular activities you can enjoy in this area of Andorra when the sun replaces the snow.

Lake routes: Pessons, Tristaina

Pessons Lake, in Grau Roig: one of the most beautiful in Andorra, surrounded by mountain peaks and unspoiled nature.

The Tristaina Lakes, are among the most iconic in Andorra. This group of lakes is surrounded by rugged peaks, including Tristaina Peak (2,878 m).

Mountain bike & e-bike

In summer, the ski slopes are transformed into circuits for mountain biking and e-biking, with options for all levels. Grandvalira offers well-prepared routes and bike rental services.

In areas such as Grau Roig or Canillo, you can find zip lines, treetop circuits, hanging bridges, and play zones in the heart of nature, such as Mont Màgic.

Adventure parks

Karting

Marc Gené Karting, Pas de la Casa. The Marc Gené Karting in Pas de la Casa is an outdoor circuit located in the ski resort’s parking area. It offers races for both adults and children, with karts of different power levels, ensuring total safety and unique mountain views.

Tristaina Solar Viewpoint

(About 1 hour by car). The Tristaina Solar Viewpoint is located at the summit of Peyreguils Peak (2,701 m). This giant sundial-shaped viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views over the Tristaina lakes and the entire Ordino Valley.

The trails in Andorra vary in difficulty, but all of them offer impressive views and landscapes that accompany you every step of the way. Some of the most remarkable routes include: Incles Valley, Fontverd Refuge, and Peyreguils Peak.

Trail running

Tibetan Bridge

(30–40 minutes by car). The Tibetan Bridge of Canillo is one of Andorra’s most impressive new attractions. With more than 600 meters in length and suspended over 150 meters high, it offers a truly unique experience. ⚠️Tickets must be booked in advance, especially during peak season.

Roc del Quer Viewpoint

Roc del Quer is one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Andorra, located just 30 minutes away by car. What makes it truly special is its structure suspended in the air, allowing you to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Canillo Valley, the surrounding mountains, and the Incles Valley.

Naturland is located about one hour away by car. It is an adventure park featuring the Tobotronc (the longest alpine slide in the world), zip lines, horseback riding, archery, and much more.

Naturland

Engolasters Lake

Engolasters Lake is one of the most famous lakes in Andorra and a must-see for nature lovers. Located at an altitude of about 1,600 meters, it’s the ideal spot for a family walk or a hiking excursion.

Camí del Toll Bullidor

The Camí del Toll Bullidor is one of the most beautiful and mysterious routes in Andorra, known for its natural surroundings and thermal waters. It is perfect for those looking for a peaceful walk surrounded by nature.

The Moles Waterfall Route is a hike located just 20 minutes by car from Pas de la Casa. This trail takes you through a unique natural setting, where you can enjoy several waterfalls cascading down the mountains, creating a refreshing and spectacular environment.

Moles Waterfall

Turismo de entrenamiento Pas de la Casa: balonmano

Training Tourism

Located at 2,000 meters above sea level, Pas de la Casa offers ideal conditions for high-performance training in endurance and strength sports, tailored to the needs of both sports teams and individual athletes. The altitude and the mountainous environment provide physiological advantages that make this destination a perfect place for altitude training.

Some physiological benefits that can significantly improve athletic performance include:

Increased red blood cell production: As the body adapts to the lower oxygen levels in the atmosphere, it produces more red blood cells to enhance the capacity to transport oxygen to the muscles. This improves endurance and performance in aerobic activities such as athletics, swimming, and cycling.
Improved aerobic capacity: Training at high altitude strengthens the cardiovascular system and improves respiratory efficiency, which is essential for endurance sports and team sports such as football, basketball, handball, and ice hockey.
Optimized recovery time: Altitude also stimulates the production of hormones that promote muscle regeneration and speed up recovery after intensive training sessions.