Where we ski
Eight resorts. One trip of a lifetime.
From Argentina's largest resort to the southernmost ski area on Earth, we know every run, every lodge, and every secret stash.
Read the full guide: Where to ski in Patagonia
Cerro Catedral
Argentina's largest and most famous ski resort, set against the stunning backdrop of Nahuel Huapi Lake. Over 120 runs across varied terrain, world-class off-piste, and a vibrant base village.
Cerro Chapelco
A charming, uncrowded resort with incredible views of Lanín volcano. Known for consistent snow, excellent tree skiing, and the most picturesque base town in Patagonia.
Las Leñas
High-altitude skiing with some of the most extreme terrain in South America. Famous for its backcountry access, massive vertical drop, and legendary powder days.
Cerro Castor
The southernmost ski resort in the world. Reliable snow thanks to its extreme latitude, with views of the Beagle Channel. A must for the adventurous skier.
Cerro Bayo
A boutique resort overlooking Nahuel Huapi Lake with a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Excellent intermediate terrain and stunning lake views from every run.
La Hoya
A hidden gem known for its dry, powder snow — some of the best in Argentina. Uncrowded slopes and an authentic Patagonian atmosphere.
Cerro Perito Moreno
A small, community-run resort surrounded by ancient forests. The ultimate off-the-beaten-path experience for skiers who love authenticity.
Caviahue
Set on the slopes of Copahue volcano, Caviahue offers volcanic landscapes, hot springs nearby, and uncrowded skiing with a unique backdrop.
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