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Andorra and snowboarding
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi there how are you?

Andorra and snowboarding. Well I guess a lot has been yet said and written about it on this forum. But as I am kind of new here I would like to see if serious snowboarders can reply on this topic and whether they can tell from experience or from other stories how the snowboardscene has been developed in Andorra through the last years. And especially what terrain I can expect. I have something like 12 years experience of snowboarding and on a high level (from 1 to 10, like . Throughout the years I have been lucky enough to go to the best resorts in France and now I am interested to go to Andorra. I know there are websites of this specific area, but I would like to hear to read from the people who have been there yet and tell what I can expect within the area. Feel free to tell whatever you want to tell about it and what the oppurtinities are to get a similar feeling like what I had in France for the last 12 years. Thank you very much for your resond. Am looking forward to it!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Hi try

http://www.soldeuonline.com

lots of good advice from people who are out there now
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

GOLDMEMBER,
try and post in the snowboarding section..

Welcome..
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Generally very good, especially after a dump as only blues are pisted for a day or so. This turns most of the principality into one huge series of bowls and back country tree runs. Most of both Grandvallira and Vallnord is above the tree line.

A few runs, including some marked red, have annoying flat sections. On your first run you may not carry enough speed and will end up skating.

Overall, lots of varied terrain, some good off piste (but not like Cham or BC!!) and high enough to give good powder, especially Vallnord - Arcalis.

If staying in Grandvalira, my advice is get friendly with some of the bar staff in Pas de La Casa. There is a very hardcore boarding gang amongst them and they know some really challenging off piste tracks. If you are lucky and they like you, you might get invited along.

Either way, I think you will enjoy it. I now get a week there every year.
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