Really step entrance line into a narrow gully reserved only for expert skiers.
20 beautiful ski descents on the French/Andorran border - this is what Pyrenean freeriding is all about!
Andorran skiing has a reputation for being mellow and family-friendly, and while there are plenty of cruisy piste runs for beginners and intermediates, the country is also home to some truly World-class freeride routes too. The Freeride World Tour now has a stop in Andorra and as well as the pros, amateurs can also enjoy some brilliant - and adventurous - skiing there too.
This guidebook contains no fewer than 20 lines, all accessed from the Ordino Arcalís lift system. The resort lies right on the French border and many of these lines start on the border itself so be prepared for a barrage of "Welcome to France" text messages from your network provider as you ski these routes! Many of the routes described here require a hike of up to an hour so you'll have to work for your turns if you want to ski every line in here but that's all part of the challenge!
Once you've worked your way through these it's just a short drive round to Spain's biggest ski resort, Baqueira Beret, and another dozen freeride adventures!
https://fatmap.com/guidebooks/9434/10-perfect-pyrenean-freeride-lines-at-baqeuira-beret
Really step entrance line into a narrow gully reserved only for expert skiers.
A long line where some walking is needed and with some real steepness in the line.
A easy and gentle line close to the slope passing alongside a river.
A long approach to a steep line in 2 different sections.
A steep line requiring an hour long access hike.
A steep skiing line which requires a long access hike.
A nice line where a good walk is required with a short section of steep skiing.
A line with a long walk needed and with some real steepness in the line itself.
A long hike required for a really committing line into steep and rocky terrain for expert skiers only.
Expedition line with a really long walk needed and a really high level entrance.
Another expedition line with some good gradient, where really good steep skiing skills are required.
A complex traverse and a long walk to the last part of the "Pic d'arcalis".
A long line with a small cliff in the middle.
A long traverse line close to the slopes, initially on top of a ridge before some steep and rocky skiing.
A line with a long approach and some steep sections.
A long walk line with some rough terrain suitable only for good skiers.
A long and gentle line close some trees into a mellow area.
A forest line with some really steep sections that feels like a piste in the lower section.
Short line with some steepness into the lowest section which is often in the sun.
A short line which feels like a piste but is slightly steep at the end.