Activity company · La Massana
Pal Arinsal
Pal Arinsal is the ski resort of the parish of La Massana: two sectors, Pal and Arinsal, linked by an aerial tramway and connected to the village of La Massana by a 2,250-metre cable car. It is part of Grandvalira Resorts. The company sells the lift passes, lessons at its two schools, snow activities for non-skiers and, in summer, the bike park and a mountain park with a zip line.
Slopes and snow without skis
The 2026-27 season runs from 4 December to 4 April, from 9:00 to 17:00, with more than 63 km of slopes. The lift pass has dynamic pricing and is up to 15% cheaper online; under-5s and over-75s do not pay. From two days it is also valid at Ordino Arcalís. In the Pal sector there is a toboggan run and tubing, from €20, and a zip line, the Big Zip, from €16.50. Guided snowshoeing off the slopes runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from age 8, for €92.25.
Bikes and tubing in summer
The bike park opened in 2026 from 20 June to 13 September and then at weekends until October, with up to 60 km of circuits and more than 1,000 m of descent. A day costs €37.50 for an adult. The basic mountain park pass, €23, includes the La Massana cable car, tubing runs and a chairlift.
Where to buy
In its online assistant or on +376 891 815. The resort's car parks are free, and a free bus links the resort with La Massana.
What they run
- Guided snowshoeing off the slopes at Pal Arinsal Snowshoe outing outside the ski area Book
- Pal Arinsal bike park, downhill cycling with lifts Bike park lift pass, one day Book
- Skiing at Pal Arinsal, with a cable car from La Massana Ski lessons at Pal Arinsal Book
- Toboggans, tubing and the Big Zip zip line in the Pal sector Activity Pack: toboggan and tubing at Pedres Blanques Book
Practical details
- Phone
- +376 891 815
- Website
- palarinsal.com
Frequently asked questions
When does Pal Arinsal open in 2026-27?
From 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027.
Can you go up from La Massana?
Yes, on the cable car that leaves from the centre of the village.
What is there for non-skiers?
Toboggans and tubing, the Big Zip zip line and guided snowshoeing.