Panoramic Tour in Ordino Arcalís
The trekking route of the Tristaina glacier circus is a mountain circuit of approximately three hours, 4.5 km in length and a height difference of 2330 m. The access could be considered easy, one of the most popular and interesting excursions in Ordino and Andorra.
The circuit starts in the Coma sector, which can be reached by the Tristaina cable car. It is ideal for families with children over 4 years old, a way of getting to know the mountain and its surroundings. We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
Along the way you will find descriptive panels with information on the geomorphology, vegetation, flora and fauna specific to the area.
Tristaina Gondola
Timetable: From 9 am to 5 pm
Tristaina cable car from Ordino Arcalís, an extraordinary ride through the summer mountains in Andorra.
The Tristaina gondola will have a distance of 230 metres and will cover a distance of 1,600 metres, a route that has been configured with 16 pylons.
With an economic investment of around 6 million euros, and a last generation widget can transport up to 1,000 people per hour.
The model, Doppelmayr D-Line Omega IV-10 SI D, has 20 cabins, and the line can extend the cabins to 31 units, which would allow 1,600 people per hour. Each cabin has a capacity for 10 people, seated.
It should be noted that, although the name of the gondola honours the Tristaina peak and glacial circus, the gondola does not reach this area, which will remain virgin and as a mountain itinerary.
At an altitude of 2,500 metres, and starting from the Forat coma, you will discover one of the most curious places in Ordino Arcalís.
| Adult | 12,00 € |
| Childs (6-11 years) | 8,00 € |
| Baby (0-5 years) | Free |
Children must be accompanied by an adult Present supporting documentation. Free access with the Season Pass of Grandvalira and Ordino Arcalís 2019-20.
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The Tristaina Galcier
The Tristania glacier, a natural wonder formed by three lakes, Estany Primer, Estany del Mig and Estany de Més Amunt, watched over by the Pic de Tristania, which is 2,878 metres above sea level.
