Winter sports resort in the Pyrenees, Piau-Engaly takes place in the town of Aragnouet in the Hautes-Pyrénées. Considered the highest resort in the French Pyrenees, at 1860 meters above sea level, it is located not far from Tramezaïgues and Vignec, on the border with Spain.
In the middle of the Upper Aure Valley, visitors can enjoy an exceptional green setting. Not far from the Ordesa-Monte Perdido National Park, the Pyrenees National Park and the Néouvielle National Nature Reserve, Piau-Engaly remains known for its wild nature and heritage that thrills lovers of pure beauty.
Family-friendly and friendly, the Piau-Engaly ski resort has over sixty kilometers of green, blue, red and black runs suitable for all levels. Located between 1420 and 2600 meters above sea level, it also has eleven ski lifts, snowshoe hiking trails in the Badet valley, as well as a snowpark with big air, table, rails, boardercroass and snow-boxes.
The exceptional natural setting of the place also allows the practice of dog sledding, ice diving or ice climbing.
The premises also have a balneo center ideal for relaxing in all seasons.
The town of Aragnouet which hosts the station also offers an interesting religious architectural heritage with in particular the Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption-du-Plan chapel. Listed as a Historic Monument, it was erected in the 12th century and also has a bell tower restored in the 19th century.
Do not miss going to admire the Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens chapel in Fabian, the Notre-Dame chapel in Meyabat, the Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens chapel in Eget Village or the Saint-Pierre church. Pierre-aux-Liens d'Aragnouet.
The lakes of Cap de Long, Orédon, Catchet and Barroude or the peaks of Troumouse, Bugatet, Campbieil, Néouvielle or Trois-Conseillers are also must-sees in the region.
