1 / 19Ordino Arcalís ski resort (Vallnord) is in Andorra. It offers 30 km of slopes. Elevation 1,940 - 2,625 m. Rating 3.5/5. Lift passes from 49.00 €.
Trail information
The Arcalís ski resort is in the municipality of Ordino, in the most remote corner of Andorra. The ski resort belongs to the Vallnord ski alliance along with Pal-Arinsal, although Arcalís is not connected to Pal-Arinsal. Arcalís is the smallest resort in Andorra, but offers great variety.
Slopes of all difficulty levels and extensive open terrain make the ski resort highly appealing to beginners, experienced skiers and freeriders alike.
Most of the ski resort is served by high-speed detachable chairlifts. There are also two fixed-grip four-seat chairlifts, as well as several drag lifts.
Connection information
The Vallnord alliance includes Arcalís, Pal and Arinsal. Arcalís stands alone, while Pal and Arinsal are connected by a cable car.
106 snow cannons cover 60% of the slopes
All valley runs lead to L'Hortell, the lowest point of the ski resort at 1,940 m.
Longest slope
The longest descent here is the Megaverda slope, 5 km long, with a vertical drop of 612 m. The very easy green Megaverda slope leads from Le Portell (2,552 m) to L'Hortell (1,940 m). It is ideal for beginners.
Most difficult slope
La Portella d'Arcalís. Length: 0.6 km. Vertical drop: 300 m.
Most scenic slope
La Portella del Mig is a very beautiful red run that follows the La Basera chairlift
Snowparks
Snowpark / Fun Park
No halfpipe
Getting there
Andorra has no airport of its own, so the Ordino Arcalís ski resort (Vallnord) can only be reached from Spain or France. The most convenient option is to rent a car at Barcelona Airport (210 km) or Toulouse Airport (196 km). You can book a car online using Bookingcar- a mobile app for Android.
Maps
Lifts
- 1Gondola lifts
- 4Chairlifts
- 6T-bars and platters
- 3Rope tows
- 1Magic carpets
- 1Heli-ski helicopters
Webcams
Video
Contacts and opening hours
Mid · 2 283 м
Updated at 07:24
Accommodation
Arinsal




El Serrat
Other accommodation near the resort
What visitors say about the resort
Ordino Arcalís is praised for its snow and freeriding: its north-facing slopes hold their cover better than anywhere else in Andorra, while its off-piste terrain is considered the best in the country. Visitors also note the lack of crowds - people come here to ski, not to stroll around.
Criticism focuses on the resort's size and infrastructure: there is almost no accommodation by the slopes, so visitors must travel up from the valley. Wind is another issue, as it can lead to the upper lifts being closed. Visitors also complain that there is little to do in the area in the evening.
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