Astún, a valley of pistes between Candanchú and the Portalet.

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.