Natural routes where you can train and achieve your goals

A fast circuit without high altitudes, where nearly all of the elevation change is during the first few kilometres.

A large part of this circuit within the Soldeu-El Tarter ski resort passes through the forest.

This route will take you to Juclar, where you’ll find one of Andorra’s staffed refuges.

This circular route climbs up to Pic de l’Estanyó, one of the highest peaks in the Principality.

This route features a very steep climb. 

This circuit includes a long descent down the slopes of Pic de la Cabaneta, which are often covered with snow until the summer.

This demanding circuit features a tough climb along the Funicamp evacuation route.

This demanding circuit follows the most direct line up to the antennae on top of Bony de Neres.

This circuit features ridge sections where you’ll need to use your hands to progress at certain points.

This route is very demanding due to its length and elevation change, although there are no technical sections. 

Alpine route around Pas de la Casa and Grau Roig.

On this route, you’ll discover the longest chain of lakes in the Principality.

This alpine route is located in Sorteny Natural Park and incorporates a number of exposed sections.

This circular route climbs up to Pic de Casamanya, one of Andorra’s most iconic mountains.

Great views of the surrounding gorges as you make your way to the top of the valley and along the ridges.

This circular route is sheltered from the wind and has a flat start and finish.

This circuit has a fast first half, followed by a steep slope in the second half. 

On this circuit you’ll enjoy fantastic views of the Estanys (lakes) de Tristaina.

This short but highly picturesque route takes you to the refuge at Comapedrosa.

This circular and extremely mountainous route will take you to the summit of the country’s highest peak.

This circular route takes in the villages of Llorts and Arans, as well as a number of bordes (mountain lodges).

This highly demanding vertical route has a steep slope throughout.

This route features three very different sections.

This route incorporates a number of steep sections, on both the ascent and descent.

This route is extremely picturesque and the perfect option for a varied workout.

This demanding route features a number of steep climbs.

This route climbs steeply up to the peak, with some sections that require the use of chains. 

This vertical route incorporates a very long climb.

This circuit climbs steeply, then allows you to run for almost all of the rest of the route.

This is a relatively fast route that enables you to maintain a constant pace.

This circular route runs along both the shady and sunny sides of the valley. 

This route links different population centres within the parish.

This short route is the ideal option for a quick workout.

This circuit does not present any technical difficulties and has some relatively fast sections.

This route has no difficult sections and allows you to change pace at altitude.

This route has a number of sections where you can run and maintain a good pace.

This easy route provides an introduction to the valleys of the Madriu-Perafita-Claror region.

This route enables you to discover the valleys of the Madriu-Perafita-Claror region. 

This route features a central section along the ridge between Tosa del Braibal and Cap dels Agols.

This route passes a number of water stations and two staffed mountain refuges.