Comapedrosa Valley National Park

Comapedrosa Valley National Park is a breathtaking natural area in the parish of La Massana, Andorra, centered around the country's highest peak, Comapedrosa (2,942 meters). The park encompasses a glacial valley with rugged terrain, crystal-clear streams, and several picturesque lakes, including Estany de les Truites and Estany Negre. It is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers, with well-marked trails that range from easy walks to challenging ascents. The valley's diverse flora includes alpine meadows, pine forests, and rare wildflowers, while wildlife such as chamois, marmots, and golden eagles can be spotted. Visitors can explore the park on foot, by mountain bike, or on horseback, and there are designated picnic areas and mountain refuges for overnight stays. The park is also a key site for astronomy, with minimal light pollution offering exceptional stargazing opportunities. Whether you're seeking a peaceful day in nature or an adrenaline-filled climb, Comapedrosa Valley National Park delivers an unforgettable Andorran alpine experience.

Don't miss

• Summit hike to Comapedrosa peak (2,942 m) for panoramic views
• Glacial lakes: Estany de les Truites and Estany Negre
• Well-maintained trails for all skill levels
• Mountain refuge (Refugi de Comapedrosa) for overnight stays
• Rich wildlife: chamois, marmots, and golden eagles

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Ways to visit Comapedrosa Valley National Park

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Know before you go

• Wear sturdy hiking boots and bring layers, as weather can change rapidly in the mountains.
• Carry plenty of water and snacks, as there are no facilities inside the park except the refuge.
• Download a trail map or pick one up at the tourist office in La Massana before heading out.
• Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash to protect wildlife.

A bit of history

Established in 2006, Comapedrosa Valley National Park was created to protect the unique ecosystems and landscapes of the Comapedrosa massif. It is one of Andorra's most important natural reserves, preserving glacial formations and biodiversity.