Ordino Arcalís to Close Summer Season on November 1 With Free Tristaina Access
The Andorran resort will offer free cable car and chairlift rides to the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint on its final day, alongside a two-day Castanyada celebration.
Key Points
- Ordino Arcalís will end its summer-autumn season on Sunday, November 1.
- The Tristaina cable car and Creussans chairlift will be free on the closing day; visitors must collect a voucher at the ticket offices.
- The Castanyada chestnut festival runs October 31 and November 1 at 2,600 metres, with free roasted chestnuts.
- La Coma restaurant closes temporarily on November 1 and is scheduled to reopen December 4 for the winter season.
Ordino Arcalís will close its summer-autumn season this Sunday, November 1, with free access to the Tristaina Solar Viewpoint, the resort has announced.
According to a resort statement, visitors will be able to use the Tristaina cable car and the Creussans chairlift at no cost on the final day of operation, allowing them to reach the panoramic viewpoint without charge. To take advantage of the offer, users must first stop at the resort's ticket offices to collect a voucher.
The Castanyada — a Catalan tradition centred on chestnuts and seasonal sweets — will be held on Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1 at an altitude of 2,600 metres, at the top of the Creussans chairlift. A chestnut roaster will prepare and hand out chestnuts free of charge to visitors.
Sunday will also mark the last day of service at the La Coma restaurant, which will close temporarily. According to the resort's forecasts, the establishment is scheduled to reopen on December 4, coinciding with the start of the winter season. Until then, visitors can still enjoy its menu, focused on traditional mountain cuisine and locally sourced produce.
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