Skiing

Just 30 minutes from Les Chalets de Montréjeau, Le Mourtis offers a wealth of opportunities to enjoy winter with family or friends.

Set in a wooded setting with breathtaking views of the most beautiful peaks of the Pyrenees, discover a family-friendly and welcoming resort surrounded by nature. Skiing at Le Mourtis means letting your skis do the talking, no matter your skill level or what kind of skiing you’re looking for.

From beginners to the most experienced skiers, from backcountry skiers to freeriders, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, or airboarding, Le Mourtis’s three slopes offer the perfect terrain to make your vacation a success.

http://www.mourtis.fr/

Just 45 minutes from the Chalets de Montréjeau, Luchon Superbagnères opens the doors to the Pyrenees (Haute-Garonne department) and invites you to discover its ski area, situated on a naturally sunny balcony from which you’ll enjoy an unparalleled view of the Luchon Valley, the Maladeta massif, and the highest peak in the Pyrenees: Aneto. Accessible by gondola in 8 minutes from Luchon, the Superbagnères resort—divided into three sectors—offers varied skiing suitable for all skill levels.

http://www.luchon-superbagneres.com/

Just 55 minutes from Les Chalets de Montréjeau, in the heart of the Pyrenees mountain range, with Pyrenean peaks over 3,000 meters high towering above it, the Peyragudes resort welcomes you for active or relaxing getaways.

The resort’s culture ensures a warm welcome and exceptional service that are sure to impress you. Whether you’re on the ski slopes, in the cross-country area, exploring snow-covered trails, or enjoying a relaxing bath… one thing is certain: your ski trip will be a success!

http://www.peyragudes.com/

Located 55 minutes from the Chalets de Montréjeau, in the heart of the Pyrenees and the Aure Valley, Saint-Lary embodies mountain life and the Pyrenean landscape—a delightful blend of water, sunshine, and the warm hospitality of its residents.

Opening onto the hillsides of Gascony, the valley is connected to Spain by the Aragnouet-Bielsa Tunnel, located 20 km from Saint-Lary Soulan.

One resort, three areas:
Saint-Lary village (830 m), Saint-Lary 1700 (Pla d’Adet), Saint-Lary 1900 (Espiaube).

http://www.saintlary.com/

Located 1 hour and 15 minutes from Les Chalets de Montréjeau, Piau loves nature and is committed to respecting it as much as possible in order to offer you an authentic experience amid magnificent landscapes. Certified for quality, safety, and environmental standards, the resort works every day to minimize its impact on nature. Even the resort’s infrastructure has been designed to blend seamlessly with the mountains and disrupt the view as little as possible.

Here, authenticity is the watchword. Choosing Piau means choosing the resort that, thanks to its altitude, guarantees you the highest rate of natural snowfall.

http://www.piau-engaly.com/

Located 1 hour and 15 minutes from Les Chalets de Montréjeau, a chic and ultra-modern resort in Spain’s Val d’Aran, Baqueira-Beret was founded in 1964. Today, it is a favorite among the jet set and the royal family. Its unique geography ensures maximum snow coverage right from the start of the season.

As Spain’s second-largest ski resort by area, Baqueira-Beret boasts no fewer than 78 runs covering 120 kilometers of skiable terrain. Many of its facilities are designed with younger skiers in mind. Baqueira also prides itself on being home to Spain’s highest restaurant, located at 2,072 meters.

https://www.baqueira.es/

Just 40 from the Chalets de Montréjeau, located in the municipalities of Sarracolin and Nistos, the Nistos resort calls itself “Le Domaine des Dieux” (The Realm of the Gods). Offering cross-country skiing on trails named after figures from mountain mythology—from the blue “Cybèle,” Mother of the Gods, to “Fagus,” God of the beech tree who reigns supreme over the resort’s black run—Nistos provides unique panoramic views.

From its altitude of 1,800 meters, you can gaze out toward the Pic du Midi, the peaks bordering the Luchonnais region, or even the Four Valleys.

http://www.piau-engaly.com/