The feeling of freedom in the heart of nature, in the Pyrenees' core, while doing this activity is truly spectacular. Customers are delighted because it’s a far cry from the more popular skiing or snowboarding, and children will also love it, especially interacting with the dogs. Here, we share the best areas to try it in Spain, but today, we’ll focus on the top spots for mushing if you’re travelling to Andorra.
BEST AREAS TO PRACTICE MUSHING IN ANDORRA
1. Grandvalira - Grau Roig Sector
Andorra’s premier ski resort with over 200 km of skiable terrain—no small feat! In the Grau Roig sector, there’s a specially designed route at the Adventure Activities Centre where you’ll traverse Andorra’s snow-covered forests. You can choose to drive the sled yourself or let the musher guide you through the circuit.
A full experience, including technical stops for photos, chatting with the musher, and learning about the dogs.
It’s not a cheap activity, but we highly recommend trying it at least once in your life. Prices are around €40 for adults and €25 for children. Here, you can see all the options we offer.
2. Grandvalira - El Tarter Sector
Another sector where you can enjoy this unique sport. The El Tarter area grants access to stunning landscapes around the resort, which—just like Grau Roig—will leave you in awe.
This time, we’re talking about the Riba Escorxada closed circuit, a track perfectly designed for this sport. Here are the best options to try it.
3. Vallnord
In the parishes of La Massana and Ordino, we find another of the principality’s most important ski resorts. Vallnord was born from the merger of two former ski stations, Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalís. It’s considered the resort where anything is possible.
Another area where mushing becomes a winter essential.
Did you know that of the dogs pulling the sled, the two at the front listen to the guide and steer, while those behind provide the power and are usually the strongest and largest?
Andorra’s premier ski resort with over 200 km of skiable terrain—no small feat! In the Grau Roig sector, there’s a specially designed route at the Adventure Activities Centre where you’ll traverse Andorra’s snow-covered forests. You can choose to drive the sled yourself or let the musher guide you through the circuit.
A full experience, including technical stops for photos, chatting with the musher, and learning about the dogs.
It’s not a cheap activity, but we highly recommend trying it at least once in your life. Prices are around €40 for adults and €25 for children. Here, you can see all the options we offer.
2. Grandvalira - El Tarter Sector
Another sector where you can enjoy this unique sport. The El Tarter area grants access to stunning landscapes around the resort, which—just like Grau Roig—will leave you in awe.
This time, we’re talking about the Riba Escorxada closed circuit, a track perfectly designed for this sport. Here are the best options to try it.
3. Vallnord
In the parishes of La Massana and Ordino, we find another of the principality’s most important ski resorts. Vallnord was born from the merger of two former ski stations, Pal-Arinsal and Ordino-Arcalís. It’s considered the resort where anything is possible.
Another area where mushing becomes a winter essential.
Did you know that of the dogs pulling the sled, the two at the front listen to the guide and steer, while those behind provide the power and are usually the strongest and largest?
