La Famme sur Gouaux-De-Larboust

Beautiful family ski resort, skiing possible for all nights, good slopes. Rental and catering on site.

Great resort. Extensive terrain and the option to end the day at a spa, which is also highly recommended. It has a fairly large beginners' area and the rest of the resort is fantastic. Good snow, plenty of sunshine, friendly staff who speak Spanish, and the lifts are quite modern.

One of my favorite resorts, it is well maintained, the ski area is large and extremely diverse, the staff is great, the facilities are really efficient and you can find everything you need in this resort.

One of the best places for freeriding!!!

Well-maintained resort. Well-groomed slopes and clearly marked freeride areas. All the chairlifts were running smoothly, with few stops. The village of Peyragudes is quiet, with essential shops and a few bars open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. When we visited, the road was very difficult due to about 40cm of snow and no snowplows. We managed to get there, but we didn't see any other cars able to reach the resort, even with winter tires. I suppose it's not the resort's responsibility to clear the access roads at night. It's not the resort's job to clear the access road, but it would be the responsibility of someone who failed to do so. Naturally, the following days were fantastic for skiing. The resort is small to medium-sized, though. Skiing for a couple of days might be more than enough to get to know it, having skied all the runs. Very good for beginners and intermediate skiers, with short freeride runs between them. At the top, there are a couple of longer options. Overall, suitable for all levels.

Very, very good. I recommend it.

Amazing snowshoeing trip with friends! Fantastic!!!

A very nice resort with restaurants, small shops, and ski storage right at the foot of the slopes. The free shuttle is very convenient! Beautiful slopes without being too crowded outside of school holidays, which is very pleasant. The only downside is the Lac lift, which is closed on weekdays outside of school holidays... a real drawback for those wanting to explore the mini-area and discover new runs... opening it at least on Fridays would be convenient for a last day of skiing. The bonus: quick access to the spa in Loudenvielle and the thermal baths in Luchon.

Great, superb view, large ski area.

- The positives: Extensive ski area, well-groomed slopes. Magnificent views from the top of the slopes. Plenty of blue and red runs. Pleasant staff overall, both at the ticket office and on the slopes. The negatives: Green runs not very interesting for true beginners. Several lifts and slopes closed outside of weekends and school holidays, even though there's snow everywhere, even in good weather (the price doesn't go down). Insufficient snow removal on the access roads to the parking lot and the residences. Piles of ice to cross in the walkways. I'm still waiting for the "fast track" lane promised when I bought the No Souci card. Didn't see it all week, except... on the day of my departure 😵‍💫 Shops: good during the day, but difficult to find a place to have a drink after 5:30 pm, especially during the week before the holidays. Snowshoe trails are rather poorly marked. No designated outdoor picnic areas. In summary: Despite the above drawbacks, this is my favorite of the four Pyrenees resorts I've visited.