Ski lovers looking for the real thing - descents over ungroomed snow where there’s a challenge around every corner will find the perfect place for freeriding in Grandvalira with its obstacles and jumps against an unbeatable backdrop.
Those who want to start this fast-paced sport can do so at the Freeride Center of Grandvalira's ski and snowboard school which has instructors with a unique knowledge of the mountain, all the relevant qualifications as mountain guides, as well as the essential equipment for tackling any off-piste excursion while capable of facing any risky situation with all guarantees.
The Freeride Center offers private lessons focused on learning safety techniques, snow science and the use of specific safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe).
Grandvalira’s private lessons are tailored to your level and skiing style, whether alpine, freeride or freestyle. Ideal for personalized attention and optimal progress. Our master instructors with advanced certification, will guide you throughout the day to discover Grandvalira’s most authentic spots at your own pace. This format allows access to flexible, exclusive programs, led by a highly skilled team.
Escola d'esqui per adults
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Escola d'esqui per adults
To ensure proper progression, Grandvalira recommends that private bookings for 2 or more people be made for clients of similar age and skill level.
To access any school service, it is essential to have one of the following valid ski passes for the booked dates:
Note: Pedestrian, beginner and Mountain Passes are not accepted.
Freeriding is an off-piste type of skiing and snowboarding.
You can do freeriding in mountain areas, such as the Andorran woods, hillsides or valleys, with slopes and natural obstacles, and powder snow.
There are 14 freeride areas in Grandvalira, which are indicated on the resort map.
Off-piste skiing carries a risk and is the responsibility of the skier. Always choose the off-piste area based on your skill level. At Grandvalira, we recommend undertaking the activity accompanied, using avalanche transceiver systems (AVD), controlling speed, and wearing a helmet.
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