# Canfranc, Candanchú and Astún Skiing at Candanchú and Astún, with a joint 2026-27 lift pass, and the Canfranc International Station; where to sleep and eat, 80 minutes from Huesca. Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/spain/aragon/canfranc · Revisado: 2026-11-12 The Aragón valley climbs from Jaca to the Somport pass, on the French border. At its head are Canfranc Estación, the village that was born around the great international station, and two ski resorts that share a lift pass: Candanchú, next to the Somport, and Astún, in a valley of its own beside it. Together they add up to 101 km and 110 runs. It is the nearest snow to Huesca, Zaragoza and Pamplona. ## How to get there from Huesca, Zaragoza and Pamplona From Huesca, take the A-23 to Jaca and the N-330 up the valley: allow an hour and twenty minutes to Canfranc Estación and a few minutes more to the slopes. From Zaragoza, about two hours; the resorts give 168 km. From Pamplona, about two hours via the A-21 and Jaca; the resorts give 137 km. These times are estimated by Geocalia with a route calculator: with snow, add a margin. Carry chains: the N-330 climbs above 1,500 metres. From Jaca there is a regular bus line to Astún and Candanchú. ## Candanchú or Astún? Candanchú has 50.5 km and 57 runs, 12 green, 14 blue, 18 red and 13 black, between 1,530 and 2,400 metres, with 22 lifts and 135 snow cannons. It presents itself as Spain's oldest resort, with origins in 1928. Pista Grande, at the base, brings together almost all the green runs and the Candanchulandia snow garden, for ages 3 to 7; El Tobazo is for experts. Astún is in its own valley, between 1,658 and 2,300 metres, with a snowpark with jumps of 4 to 12 metres and a halfpipe, and a snow garden for ages 1 to 6. Its figures go with those of Candanchú: the joint area has 101 km, 14 green, 31 blue, 35 red and 30 black runs and 40 lifts. A bus links the two bases. The 2026-27 Astún-Candanchú lift pass costs, online, €54.50 for an adult day and €46.50 for a child aged 6 to 11 and for seniors; at the ticket office, €59.50 and €50.50. For beginners, the Astún school sells a weekend day with three hours of lessons, lift pass and equipment for €70 for adults and €61 for children. ## What is there at Canfranc Estación? The International Station, the building that gave the village its name. Today it is a five-star hotel, and the Tourist Office organises guided tours of the outside and the lobby: an hour or an hour and a quarter, €5 for adults and €2 for ages 6 to 10, with booking at canfranc.es. It is a good plan for the afternoon, after skiing, or for a bad-weather day. ## How long do you need? From Huesca, Zaragoza or Pamplona you can go and come back in a day. If you want to try both resorts and see the station at leisure, one night. ## Where to sleep In the station building, the five-star Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway hotel, from €186, with an indoor pool. On the road to the slopes, the three-star Hotel Santa Cristina, with a small spa and ski store. In Canfranc Estación, the Albergue Río Aragón, with 40 places, a kitchen and rooms for 2 to 10. ## Where to eat The Restaurante Universo, on avenida de los Arañones, is open every day with a charcoal grill, ternasco (young lamb) and a set menu of the day for €28.50. El Boj, at the Santa Cristina, has a terrace over the valley. For an occasion, the Canfranc Express, with a Michelin star, serves in a carriage inside the station hotel. ## Dónde está - Zonas: Pyrenees, Scenic train journeys in Spain - Cerca: Tena Valley (a 12.9 km), Cauterets (a 36.6 km · France), Ordesa Valley (a 39.0 km), Cirque de Gavarnie (a 42.2 km · France) ## Qué hacer - **Skiing at Candanchú** (7 h · All levels · Tobazo for experts · Desde 54.5 € adult Astún-Candanchú day lift pass online, 2026-27 season): Candanchú is at the head of the Aragón valley, next to the Somport pass and the French border, a few minutes from Canfranc Estación along the N-330. It presents itself as the oldest ski resort in Spain: its origins date from 1928 and its first chairlift from 1945. Today it shares a lift pass with Astún, on the other side of the mountain: together they total 101 km. Pistes, altitudes and lifts 50.5 km and 57 pistes: 12 green, 14 blue, 18 red and 13 black. 22 lifts, chairlifts and magic carpets together. The base is at 1,530 metres and the summit, Tuca Blanca, at 2,400. It has four sectors: Pista Grande, where almost all the greens are; Rinconada, with long blues; Tuca Blanca, and Tobazo, with no greens or blues. 135 cannons cover 8 km. How much it costs in 2026-27 The lift pass is Astún-Candanchú. Online, the adult day (12 to 64 years) costs €54.50, and the child (6 to 11) and senior (65 and over), €46.50. At the ticket office, €59.50 and €50.50; the baby pass, up to 5 years, €25.50 with an adult. The half day, from 13:00, €44.50. The card costs €3 and is not refundable. In mid-November the opening date was still to be confirmed. Hire and lessons Hire is in the Pista Grande café: skis, boards, boots and helmets; the rate is given at the shop depending on days and whether it comes with a lift pass (663 543 930). The Escuela Oficial de Esquí de Candanchú gives private lessons from age 4, group courses of five from age 6 and runs the Candanchulandia snow garden, for ages 3 to 7. Getting there and parking From Huesca, take the A-23 to Jaca and the N-330 through Canfranc to Candanchú; from Zaragoza, Astún-Candanchú is 168 km. Parking at the foot of the pistes and a free shuttle between car parks, the housing development and the accesses. The Mancomunidad Alto Valle del Aragón runs a regular Jaca–Astún–Candanchú bus line. Take chains: the N-330 climbs to the Somport. - **Skiing at Astún** (7 h · All levels · Snowpark · Desde 54.5 € adult Astún-Candanchú day lift pass online, 2026-27 season): Astún occupies a valley of its own above Canfranc, east of Candanchú and below the Astún pass, on the border. It shares a lift pass with Candanchú: the two areas together total 101 km and 110 pistes (14 green, 31 blue, 35 red and 30 black) with 40 lifts. Figures for Astún alone are not published separately; subtracting those for Candanchú leaves it about 50 km. The altitude ranges from 1,658 to 2,300 metres, according to Turespaña. How much it costs in 2026-27 The Astún-Candanchú lift pass costs €54.50 online for an adult day and €46.50 for a child (6 to 11) and senior; at the ticket office, €59.50 and €50.50. Blue Friday, on non-holiday Fridays, €54 at the ticket office; the beginner's pass, €49.50. Parking at the base costs from €5 a day and there is VIP parking with booking. Lessons and hire The Escuela Oficial de Esquí de Astún sells a weekend day with three hours of lessons, from 12:00 to 15:00, lift pass and equipment for €70 for adults and €61 for children. A one-hour private lesson costs €52 to €57 for one or two people. Official hire, at the Las Marmotas store at the base, starts at €43 a day. For children and riders Snow garden for ages 1 to 6. Snowpark with a jibbing area, two jumps of 6 to 12 metres on the right, one of 4 to 6 on the left and a small halfpipe. Getting there Along the N-330 from Jaca to Canfranc Estación and, after the village, the turning on the right into the Astún valley. There is a connecting bus with Candanchú and a line from Jaca. Take chains. - **Guided Tour of the Canfranc International Station** (1 h 15 · Everyone; no architectural barriers · €5 adult · €2 ages 6 to 10 · free up to 5): The Canfranc International Station opened in 1928 as a rail border crossing on the Zaragoza–Pau line, and in 2002 it was declared a Bien de Interés Cultural (Asset of Cultural Interest). Today the historic building is a five-star hotel, so the inside can only be seen in passing. The Canfranc Tourist Office organises a guided tour of the outside that crosses the lobby to end at the new station. What the guide tells you The tour reviews the past, present and future of the international line and its two stations: The engineering work on the Arañones mountain, which protects the building from the natural hazards of the slope. The history of the line since it opened. The project to restore the historic building. The redevelopment of the railway complex and the new station, opened on 15 April 2021. The plans to reopen the line to France. From the town hall square to the new platform You meet ten minutes before at the Tourist Office, in the town hall square of Canfranc Estación, opposite the station. You walk about 300 or 400 metres, with no architectural barriers, and to reach the new station you cross the lobby of the historic building, which is now the hotel reception. The explanations last between an hour and an hour and a quarter, in Spanish; there are no audio guides. For another language, ask the Tourist Office. In bad weather As almost everything is outdoors, in rain or snow the tour starts at the Centro de Interpretación A Lurte, or at the Ayuntamiento, and does the first part there. Bring warm clothes and an umbrella anyway. The weather or organisational reasons may change the time or cancel a tour. Tickets and dates €5 from age 11. €2 for ages 6 to 10. Free up to age 5, but children and babies take up a place and must be included in the booking. They are bought at canfranc.es, up to two hours before, or on 974 37 31 41. Tickets are not sold at the office: the online quota is the whole capacity. Dates open gradually; if you see only one ticket available, it is the last place. Money is not refunded except in cases of force majeure or cancellation, but you can change the date by phoning (not by email); the ticket is valid for a year, subject to availability. Groups of more than 25 people write to reservasgrupos@canfranc.es. Animals of any size are not allowed, except assistance animals, and the office has no left-luggage: do not come loaded with suitcases. Other ways to see it Companies in the area run guided and dramatised tours of the station; the municipal website links to them. Those who want to see the interior at leisure can eat or have a drink at the hotel's restaurants or sleep there: Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel. What to combine it with The tour fits with a trip on the Canfranero from Zaragoza: the Blue Train Saturday combines it with lunch at Restaurante Universo, on the main avenue. The ski Sunday at Candanchú also passes through it. - **Candanchulandia, the Candanchú Snow Garden** (3 h 30 · Children aged 3 to 7 · Desde 43 € per child, half day): Candanchulandia is the snow garden of the Escuela Oficial de Esquí de Candanchú, for children aged 3 to 7. They play and have their first contact with snow while the older ones ski: it is not a ski lesson, but play in the snow with qualified instructors who specialise in young children. What it is like It is at the foot of the pistes, on piste number 11, next to the Ciudad de Piedra. It has a heated cabin with a games room, crafts, stories and films, and a sheltered space for eating. Outside, its own 2,700 m² area with a 40-metre magic carpet, snow mushrooms, hoops, sledges and loungers. If the weather is bad, play moves indoors. Children must be out of nappies and able to walk on the snow by themselves. They do not need a lift pass or skis, because the garden does not use lifts. Hours and dates It opens from 9:00 to 16:30, or for half a day, from 9:00 to 12:30 or from 13:00 to 16:30. The 2026-27 season runs from 5 December to 5 April, at weekends, long weekends and public holidays: the Constitution Day long weekend, Christmas to Epiphany, San Valero, Carnival, the week of 15 to 19 February, Cincomarzada, San José and Easter. Always subject to the resort being open and the state of the snow. Prices Full day: €62. Half day: €43. One hour or part of an hour: €22, for an emergency; there are very few places, at most two children at a time. There are passes for 2 to 20 days that make the day cheaper: with the 20-day pass, the full day works out at €28.25 and the half day at €19. Passes are bought at the garden's ticket office. What to bring Snow clothes, gloves, hat and goggles, sun cream, food and water, and a change of clothes. On a full day each child brings their own lunch. Booking Online sales for the season open on the school's website; until then, information is available on 622 357 913 or at candanchulandiajardindenieve@gmail.com. The phone is answered on opening days, from 9:00 to 16:30. Changes and cancellations are accepted with at least five days' notice. Sick children or those with a fever are not admitted; for illness with a certificate from the resort's medical centre, or for total closure, you can ask for a compensatory voucher. If you also want your child to learn to ski, the school gives private lessons from age 4, which can be combined with the garden. For the older ones, the Candanchú resort. - **Astún Snowpark** (3 h · Beginner and intermediate riders · Included in the lift pass): The Astún snowpark has a central jibbing area for beginner and intermediate riders, two jumps on the right of 6 to 12 metres depending on the snow, one of 4 to 6 on the left and a small halfpipe with gentle shapes for practising transitions. It is used with the Astún-Candanchú lift pass. What it is like The resort presents it as one of its great attractions: a space for snowboarding and freestyle, with features and obstacles such as jumps, rails and bars, designed for progressing safely whether you are starting out or already have some level. It is maintained by a team of the resort's shapers, and its layout changes with conditions and the amount of snow: the jump sizes are approximate. Safety rules Astún reminds riders of a few rules for the snowpark: A helmet is not compulsory, but it strongly recommends one. Use only the features at your own level and respect the difficulty signs. Follow the instructions of the park staff. Avoid headphones: you need to hear others. Before dropping in, check there is nobody on the take-off or landing line. To rest or check your equipment, leave the jump lines. Check your board and bindings before going in. The FIS rules of conduct also apply throughout the resort. 2026-27 lift pass There is no separate entrance fee: the Astún-Candanchú day lift pass is valid. At the ticket office, a day costs €59.50 for adults and €50.50 for children (6 to 11 years) and seniors (65 and over); online, €54.50 and €46.50. The half day, from 13:00, costs €44.50 and is only sold at the ticket office from 12:45. On non-holiday Fridays there is a blue day rate, €54 for adults. The beginner's pass is only valid on the introductory lifts listed by the resort, so for the snowpark count on the full one. Medical assistance is not included: you ask for it when you buy. Getting there and parking The resort is in the Astún valley (22889 Astún, Huesca). At the base of the resort there is parking, which can be booked from €5 a day, and machines to collect your lift pass next to the ticket offices. Equipment hire is at the Las Marmotas store, at the foot of the pistes; the official school is about 200 metres from the car park. To combine with For the rest of the family, the Astún resort has a snow garden for ages 1 to 6, and at Candanchú there is Candanchulandia. On a day without snow, the guided tour of the international station in Canfranc. - **The Canfranero, from Zaragoza to Canfranc on the Blue Train** (12 h · Train enthusiasts and anyone who wants to reach the International Station as people used to · Desde 33 € per person, according to the operator's website): The Canfranero revives the journey from Zaragoza to Canfranc along the line that crosses the Pyrenees, on a train of a kind that no longer runs: the Blue Train (Tren Azul), the collection of historic carriages preserved by AZAFT, the Zaragoza railway friends' association. Dining cars from the 1920s, Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits sleeping cars and a mail car, all declared Catalogued Assets of Aragonese Cultural Heritage. It is sold by Alsa under its Trenes Turísticos brand. The day It leaves Zaragoza at 8:42 and takes about three and a half hours to climb through the Hoya de Huesca and the Aragón valley to Canfranc station. There you have the afternoon for the guided tour of the International Station, which is booked separately with the town council, and for lunch in the village. The return leaves at 18:45 in winter and at 20:08 in summer, so you reach Zaragoza after dark. Seats are numbered and access control closes five minutes before departure. When it runs The last Saturday of each month, except January, February and August. In 2026 the departures were 28 March, 25 April, 30 May, 27 June, 25 July, 26 September and 31 October; the one on 28 November remains. The 2027 dates had not been published in November 2026. Price The operator's front page advertises it from €33; the route's page does not break down prices by age or say whether it includes the station tour. Check it at the booking step before paying. ## Dónde comer - **Restaurante Universo** (Restaurant, Canfranc Estación, €€). Qué pedir: the chargrilled ternasco or Aragonese longaniza; if you are in a group, order the whole roast suckling pig or ternasco - **El Boj, Restaurant at the Hotel Santa Cristina** (Restaurant, Canfranc Estación, €€). Qué pedir: ask for a table on the terrace if it is sunny and, mid-afternoon, the coffee with brownie - **Canfranc Estación Hotel Restaurants** (Restaurant, Canfranc Estación, €€€€). Qué pedir: for an occasion, the Canfranc Express menu in the carriage; for something simpler, the Art Déco Café ## By car: Canfranc by Car, Between Candanchú and Astún The car lets you alternate between the two resorts and go down to Canfranc Estación to eat or see the station. From Huesca it is about 80 minutes along the A-23 and the N-330. The budget includes lift pass, food and shared accommodation; the station hotel pushes it up a lot. Presupuesto orientativo: 100–200 € por persona y día. ### Dónde dormir if you're driving - **Canfranc Estación, a Royal Hideaway Hotel** (Hotel, desde 186 € / night): The hotel occupies the historic building of the Canfranc International Station, opened in 1928 and declared a Bien de Interés Cultural in 2002. It is run by Barceló under its Royal Hideaway brand, with the five-star grand luxury rating, and its website advertises it from €186 a night, depending on the dates. It is on Avenida Fernando el Católico in Canfranc Estación, at the bottom of the Aragón valley. Sleeping on the 1928 platform The rooms come in several types: Deluxe and Deluxe Superior. Deluxe Family: two connecting deluxe rooms, for families. Junior Suite. Suite, 35 m². Duplex Suite, on two levels. Deluxe Suite. Barceló's website does not publish how many rooms there are in total. With children, check when you book how it counts ages, because the booking form does not make it clear. Five bars and dining rooms under one roof The hotel has its own food and drink offering, with separate entries under the station restaurants: Canfranc Express, with a Michelin star, in a historic railway carriage. 1928, serving French cuisine. El Internacional. Art Déco Café. La Biblioteca, the cocktail bar. There is also 24-hour room service. The pool is booked separately The wellness area has a heated indoor pool, a relaxation area, a gym and a tea corner. It is not part of the room booking: you have to ask the hotel for it in advance, like the treatments. What is paid separately Breakfast: the Royal Breakfast costs €30 per person. Parking: outdoor, with valet, €15 per vehicle per day. Airport transfer: not offered. Zaragoza airport is about 170 km away. Check-in from 15:00 and check-out before 12:00. At reception they speak Spanish, English and French. The hotel also has three divisible rooms for meetings of up to 130 people. Snow and Jaca close by According to the hotel itself, the Candanchú resort is about 7 km away and Astún about 10. Jaca is 23 km away. Without leaving the village, the Tourist Office's guided visit to the station tells the story of the building and the railway from outside and crosses the lobby, which is the hotel reception. - **Hotel Santa Cristina Petit Spa** (Hotel): Between Canfranc and the pistes The Santa Cristina is a three-star mountain hotel on the N-330a road, at kilometre 669, at about 1,300 metres, between Canfranc Estación and Candanchú. The building went up in the late nineteenth century as a barracks of the Cuerpo de Carabineros, who guarded the Somport border. It has been a hotel since 1991, and in 2006 a refurbishment by architect Ignacio Arzubialde added the petit spa, the El Boj restaurant and the viewpoint terrace. The rooms Double, 20 to 22 m², for two adults, with bath or shower and breakfast included. Extra double, 23 m², for two adults and a small child on a sofa bed, with breakfast. Family, 25 m², for three adults or two adults and two children up to 12: two beds and a large sofa bed, with bath and breakfast. Superior Double, 33 m², with sitting room and sofa bed for a third person, two bathrooms (one with a shower and another with a bath), fridge and kettle. According to the hotel, the one with the best views. Refugio Chic, 30 m², for four adults in extra-large bunk beds, with double shower and two washbasins. The website does not publish prices: they appear in its booking engine. Booking directly with the code SANTACRISTINA5 gives a 5% discount. It does not publish check-in and check-out times. Petit spa and services The petit spa is 59 m², with changing room, dry sauna, steam bath, whirlpool bath and a 28 m² indoor pool, 1.20 m deep, with views. It is used in 45-minute sessions, with a maximum of six people and advance booking: €15 per person for guests and €20 for non-guests. You must bring swimwear, flip-flops and a cap, which are also sold at reception. Children go in accompanied. Also: ski store and bike store with tools, free gym with cardio machines, lounges with a pool table and table football, bar and panoramic terrace, meeting room and free public outdoor parking in front of the hotel. Who it is for For families and groups of skiers who want to sleep close to Candanchú and Astún and return to a spa at the end of the day. For the little ones, Candanchulandia is a few minutes away. The house restaurant is El Boj. Before booking Call 974 373 300, write by WhatsApp to 686 285 283 or to info@santacristina.es. Book the spa at the same time as the room: capacity is small. - **Albergue Río Aragón** (Hostel): Cheap and with a kitchen The Río Aragón is a 40-bed hostel opened in 2012 on avenida de los Arañones in Canfranc Estación, about 100 metres from the tourist office. It has double, quadruple and 6-, 8- and 10-person rooms, all with private bathroom, and a full kitchen available to guests, with three ceramic hobs, two fridges, a microwave, an oven, a dishwasher and kitchenware. It takes walkers, mountaineers, skiers, pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, families, couples and groups. Prices Its website publishes 2025 rates per room and night, in low, mid and high season: Double with bathroom: €50, €53 and €60. Quadruple with bathroom: €70, €74 and €88. Family room for 8 with bathroom: €120, €126 and €140. Family room for 10 with bathroom: €150, €158 and €175. Bed in a shared room for 10: €20, €21 and €24 per person. A triple (€66 and €70) and a single (€37 and €40) also appear with two prices. Ask for the 2026 price when you book and ask about discounts: the house invites you to enquire about them directly. The price includes a bottom sheet, disposable pillowcase, blanket and use of the kitchen. Cloth sheets (€3.50) and towels (€2) are hired separately; the washing machine costs €4. What it has Ski store, bike store, washing machine and tumble dryer, dining room with a sitting area, television and board games, and free wifi throughout the building. For meals, it works with the Restaurante Universo, on the same avenue: breakfast at €5, lunch at €17 and dinner at €17, on the premises or to take away. Groups can rent the whole hostel, with half or full board. They also put you in touch with mountain activity companies, guides and ski instructors. What it is good for It is the cheap base for skiing at Candanchú or Astún without a car, using the Jaca – Astún – Candanchú bus, and for the GR 11 and the Camino de Santiago. The International Station, opened in 1928, is in the same village. Before booking Call 974 373 150 or 630 539 918, or write to info@alberguerioaragon.com. The website does not publish check-in times or rules on pets: ask about them. ## As a family: Canfranc with Children Both resorts have a snow garden and plenty of green pistes at the base, and the railway station is an hour-long visit that children remember. ### What works best The green pistes of Pista Grande at Candanchú, eleven of twelve The Astún package with lesson, lift pass and equipment, €61 for a child The guided tour of the station, €2 for ages 6 to 10 Candanchulandia and the Astún snow garden ### Where to sleep Albergue Río Aragón, with four-bed rooms and a kitchen Hotel Santa Cristina, with ski store ### Where to eat Restaurante Universo, every day, with roasts to order ### Bear in mind The child lift pass is for ages 6 to 11: €46.50 online Up to age 5, the baby pass costs €25.50 with an adult ### Qué hacer as a family - Skiing at Candanchú - Skiing at Astún - Guided Tour of the Canfranc International Station - Candanchulandia, the Candanchú Snow Garden ## With young children: Canfranc with Small Children For children aged one to six, Canfranc has two snow gardens and a barrier-free walk around the station. ### What works best Astún snow garden, ages 1 to 6 Candanchulandia, ages 3 to 7, full or half day The station tour, free up to age 5 ### Where to sleep Albergue Río Aragón, with a kitchen for your own schedules ### Where to eat Restaurante Universo, open from breakfast ### Bear in mind The guided tour has no barriers: it works well with a pushchair Children under 5 count towards the tour's capacity ### Qué hacer with young children - Skiing at Candanchú - Skiing at Astún - Guided Tour of the Canfranc International Station - Candanchulandia, the Candanchú Snow Garden ## With teenagers: Canfranc with Teenagers Between the two resorts there are 30 black pistes and a snowpark with jumps of up to 12 metres. And a historic railway station you can visit in an hour. ### What works best The Astún snowpark, with jumps of 4 to 12 m and a halfpipe Tobazo at Candanchú, with no greens or blues The guided tour of the International Station, €5 from age 11 Trying both sides with the same lift pass ### Where to sleep Albergue Río Aragón, with shared rooms ### Where to eat Restaurante Universo, chargrill and bocadillos to take away ### Bear in mind From age 12 they pay the adult lift pass: €54.50 online The station tour is in Spanish and lasts more than an hour ### Qué hacer with teenagers - Skiing at Candanchú - Skiing at Astún - Guided Tour of the Canfranc International Station - Astún Snowpark ## Consejos ### Buy the lift pass online You save €5 for an adult and €4 for a child. ### Book the station tour Places are limited and online sales close two hours before. ### Cheaper Fridays The Blue Friday cuts the ticket-office lift pass price on non-holiday Fridays. ## Preguntas frecuentes ### How long does it take from Huesca to Candanchú? Around an hour and twenty-five minutes on the A-23 and N-330, by our estimate. ### How much is the Astún and Candanchú lift pass in 2026-27? €54.50 for an adult day online and €59.50 at the ticket office; it is valid for both. ### Are Astún and Candanchú linked? By lift pass and by bus, not by runs. ### Can you visit Canfranc station? Yes, with the Tourist Office guided tour, €5, of the outside and the lobby. ### Where can you sleep near the slopes? At the Hotel Santa Cristina, on the Candanchú road, or in Canfranc Estación. ### Is there anything for small children? Snow gardens at Astún, for ages 1 to 6, and at Candanchú, for ages 3 to 7.