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42.47° N · 0.87° E · Vall de Boí

Boí Taüll, the highest resort in the Pyrenees, above the Romanesque villages.

Boí Taüll has 45 km and 43 pistes between 2,040 and 2,751 metres, at the end of the road that climbs from Taüll. Adult day lift pass €49 online, €3 more at the ticket office.

Part of Vall de BoíPyrenees

Duration7 h
Best timeDecember 2026 – April 2027, depending on the snow
Pistes45 km · 43 pistes
By colour6 green · 6 blue · 15 red · 16 black
Lifts10
Altitude2,040 – 2,751 m
Artificial snow170 cannons · 38%
Day lift pass€49 online · €52 at the ticket office

Who offers it

Companies that run it

School · Boí Taüll

Escola d'Esquí Vall de Boí

Ski and snowboard lessons at Boí Taüll. Private, group, courses and Jardí de Neu for the little ones; prices when booking

2026-27 season

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

Boí Taüll is at the head of the Vall de Boí, about 8 km from the Pla de l'Ermita and Taüll along a mountain road. It is the highest resort in the Pyrenees: the base is at 2,040 metres and the summit at 2,751. That is why it holds its snow well, and why the day can be hard with wind and cold.

Pistes, altitudes and lifts

45 km and 43 pistes: 6 green, 6 blue, 15 red and 16 black. Ten lifts. 170 cannons cover 38% of the pistes. It has a snowpark, a sledging area, a children's area and four ski touring routes. It is a resort for those who can already ski: there are few blues and many blacks, but the greens at the base are good for starting out.

How much it costs

Rates published in November 2026 for this season, buying online: the adult day (25 to 64 years) costs €49; ages 12 to 24, €41.50; ages 7 to 11 and 65 to 69, €36; up to age 6 and from 70, €7. The afternoon lift pass, from 13:00, €38.50 for adults. The beginner's one, €26, and the snowpark one are only sold at the resort. At the ticket office everything costs €3 more, except the €7 ones.

Hire and lessons

The resort's hire charges per day €29 for a complete adult ski set, €38 for the high-range one and €21.50 for the children's, with helmet. The snowboard set, €33 for adults and €28 for children; a helmet on its own, €6. It is open from 9:00 to 17:00. Seven schools are accredited: Escola d'Esquí Vall de Boí, the one from Durro, Kione Snowboard, Guies de Taüll, Boost, Escolaesqui.com and Ferran Monsó.

Getting there and parking

From Lleida, take the N-230 to Pont de Suert and the L-500 through the Vall de Boí to Taüll, where the resort road branches off. There are several free parking areas at the base, P1 (lower) and P2 (upper). At weekends and public holidays, the ALSA Bus de la Neu leaves Vilaller at 7:45 and stops at Pont de Suert, Barruera, Boí, Taüll and the Pla de l'Ermita; it reaches the pistes at 9:00 and costs €1. Take chains: the resort road climbs above 2,000 metres.

Opening hours

Pistes from 9:00 to 16:45, last lift. From 31 March, until 16:00. On Christmas Day, from 9:00 to 13:00.

Who it's for

Is it for you?

Off-piste, the avalanche bulletin. The ICGC publishes daily in season the Butlletí de Perill d'Allaus for the Catalan Pyrenees. Check it before going out on snowshoes or ski touring off the pistes, and do not go without a transceiver, shovel and probe.

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Tips

Worth knowing first

  1. 1
    Buy online

    You save €3 per lift pass compared with the ticket office.

  2. 2
    Wrap up warmer than usual

    With the base at 2,040 metres, the wind cuts: neck gaiter, good gloves and a mask.

  3. 3
    Go down to Taüll in the afternoon

    Santa Maria de Taüll is free and open until 19:00 from Monday to Saturday.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Boí Taüll lift pass?

€49 for an adult day online and €52 at the ticket office, according to the rates published in November 2026.

How many kilometres does it have?

45 km and 43 pistes: 6 green, 6 blue, 15 red and 16 black.

Do I have to pay for parking?

No. There are several free areas at the base of the resort.

Is there a bus to the pistes?

Yes, the Bus de la Neu, at weekends and public holidays from Vilaller and the valley's villages, for €1.

Is it good for beginners?

It has a beginners' area and a beginner's lift pass for €26, but most of the pistes are red and black.