Peyragudes suits skiers who want to sleep on the mountain, with slopes running from 1,590 m to 2,400 m on both sides of one peak. Evenings here revolve around your own home rather than a night out, and a car makes life far easier.
Peyragudes sits on one mountain with two sides, one in the Hautes-Pyrénées and one in Haute-Garonne, joined in 1988 when the Peyresourde and Agudes ski areas were linked. The homes are packed into a tight cluster at the resort, with almost no spread between them, and most are compact, typically with one bedroom and sleeping around six. Many have a sauna, and all have wifi. The two sides of the mountain are connected by several lifts. Slopes run from a base of 1,590 m up to 2,400 m, and the longest run is 5 km. The Skyvall gondola climbs from Loudenvielle in the Louron valley up to the resort. The altiport next door was a filming location for the opening of the Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. Evenings are quiet and mostly indoors.
Valley village in the Louron valley, linked to the resort by the Skyvall gondola, with the Balnéa leisure spa on the shore of Génos-Loudenvielle Lake.
The mountain pass about 3 km east of the altiport, which stands beside the resort.
The nearer of the two airports for the resort, about an hour and twenty minutes by road from Peyragudes.
Lourdes/Tarbes Airport is the closest, about an hour and twenty minutes by road. Toulouse Airport is about two hours away by car. Train and bus journeys from Toulouse take well over three hours, so a car is the practical choice.
Winter is the main season, with slopes between 1,590 m and 2,400 m and a Skyvall gondola from the valley. Outside the ski months, check which lifts, shops and restaurants are open before booking. The Balnéa spa at Loudenvielle is not tied to snow conditions.
Partly. Peyragudes is a ski resort with its own mountain village, spread across the communes of Germ and Gouaux-de-Larboust. For a valley village, Loudenvielle in the Louron valley is linked to it by the Skyvall gondola.
By the Skyvall gondola, which runs from Loudenvielle in the Louron valley up to the resort and opened in 2019.
Yes. Balnéa is a leisure spa in Loudenvielle, built at the foot of the Peyragudes and Val Louron ski areas on the shore of Génos-Loudenvielle Lake, with stone and mosaic Roman baths and themed bathing areas.
The altiport next to the resort, along with the resort itself, was a 1997 filming location for the opening scene of the Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, set in the mountains of Afghanistan. It was renamed Altiport 007 in 2017.
It has 51 slopes between 1,590 m and 2,400 m, with a longest run of 5 km called La Vallée Blanche. The two sides of the mountain are linked by several lifts.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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