Peyragudes ski resort [N'PY]

Can't wait till next year to go back, it was great, and gob smacking views, at the top nothing was open, even toilets closed, with the amount of cyclists and walkers = lost trade.

Get to love this place we go with the family but not our andz coz he's got bigger fish to fry! But godyon and our elle N all our kids. Try the salty chip café near the snow Park its delish. Hired a snowscoot there ,I'm boss at that aswell.

Nice resort, they did well to keep it running as well as it was with the limited snow. Good little area for beginners and some nice café and restaurant for getting coffee and lunch

First time on the slopes and a great location

A fantastic and technical ski resort. Friendly people, great food and loads of fun.

Great views. No trees. Some eating options. Easy access via Skyvall gondola.

Loads of unique, fun slopes with excellent snow and nice villages. Being around the crest of a mountain, the resort feels very open and you can go off slope whenever you want.

Fantastic resort. Good slopes, currently not too busy

Love this resort just such a shame that the Ville Blanche run is hardly open when we go as that is a fabulous run to cruise and practice your carving turns

Great place, so beautiful

Climbed this mountain as part of the 2022 Tour de France route. Boiling hot beautiful long climb through the lush Pyrenees heights. Amazing scenery and views

Awesome place, beautiful. A definate place to visit.

Absolute cracker of a resort. Little known in the UK, it has around 60km of mainly above treeline pistes with a wide variety of terrain especially suitable for confident intermediates & beginners. There are two resorts on opposite sides of the mountain - Peyrasourde is bigger & has more facilities, whilst Les Agudes, which we used, is smaller & more intimate but still has fantastic skiing and enough bars, restaurants & hire shops.

I first skied Les Agudes 12 years ago and it looked a bit drab. Since then, there's been considerable investment which has turned this small station into a pleasant place in which to base yourself.

We skied as a family and our boys were made to feel very welcome - the ski school even shuffled their lessons so they could provide my boys with an English-speaking instructor.

It's got a modern range of lifts which all link up well and the all-round scenery is fantastic - when you reach the first crest of the mountain as you go up the main Cap de Pales chairlift, the views are stupendous as the main ski area and ring of surrounding 3000m peaks are revealed.

I skied the off-piste 6km Vallee Blanche run a couple of times - you end up 200m below the resort & get picked up by the ski bus - this backcountry run gives 900m+ of vertical. Equally, the red Panoramique run on the Peyrasourde side takes the skier away from the main lifts for 5km of breathtaking scenery.

We went in Feb 2018 half-term and due to the French half terms being staggered & the efficient lift system there was very little queuing. Everyone was very friendly and the lift passes were cheaper than the Alps for an equivalent level of skiing. Weather was great apart from 1.5 days - we'll definitely be back.

Great ski conditions this year. Nice village with plenty of place to eat and drink. No queues during the week.

Beautiful place to go ski, feels almost like you're inside a movie

I love it this place is wonderful

It's a good place to start learning to ski. I learnt it through the university, and all our classes used to be here.

Super station

Excellent family ski holidays. Perfect for kids. The slopes and ESF are brilliant.

Great ski resort. Family friendly purpose built resort for all abilities