Chilian Ski Resort.
Experience skiing at an altitude of more than 2,000 meters! Chile's numerous ski resorts boast world-class slopes and are a must-see for skiers and snowboarders as the southern Hemisphere enters the middle of winter.
Head to the Andes Mountains, where you can try to challenge the most prestigious ski slopes in South America. Both beginners and experienced skiers can find their own venue in Chile to explore the pure white paradise of snow and sports lovers.
The famous ski resorts of Valle Nevado, La Parva and El Colorado are nestled on the sides of the steep Andes mountains, just a few kilometres from Santiago. Enjoy the long downhill views from the spacious chairlift and brave the exciting night firelight skiing.
If you have a natural appetite for adventure, challenge the steep slopes of Portillo Ski Resort. This ski resort is close to the mouth of the Andes to Argentina, and the abundant snow cover provides the ideal soft landing, allowing you to practice your skills and turning skills on your skis.
The ski resorts in southern Chile are also exceptional, where you can show off your skills on rollers, rainbows, runs and kinks, and experience every jump to touch the sky! If you're still full of energy, take on the heli-skiing challenge and explore pristine mountaintops on skis or snowboards with stunning views of volcanoes and craters.
Here are some of Chile's most famous ski resorts.
Chilian Volcanic Belt.
At 82 km from the city of Chillan, you can experience the thrill of winter sports, the thrill of outdoor activities and the relaxation of the spa world. You can spend an unforgettable time with your family on dog sledding and see local species living in millennia-old forests in the most diverse ecological zone.Down one of the most varied and extensive snow slopes in the world in the ancient Andean forests, you will not only marvel at the spectacular scenery of Andean volcanoes, but also be attracted by the hot springs.
Coralco.
The pristine purity of nature makes the Malalcahuello Natural Reserve a world-class ski resort and one of the most beloved places for professional skiers and beginners. The 500 hectares of snow make the peak and the 1,000-year-old forest of aracana trees at the foot of the Lonquimay Volcano ideal for combined exercise. You will also have the opportunity to explore the traditional culture of the indigenous peoples and the unspoiled natural beauty of the region. In the middle of winter, you can experience ski trips or cross-country skiing, and in the summer you can try outdoor activities such as flying fish, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and kayaking. In a quiet atmosphere, you can breathe with nature while overlooking the magnificent scenery of Mount Longkimai.
Antillanka ski Resort
The road, which features native forests, mountains, lakes and majestic volcanoes, once again confirms the meaning of the Mapuche word "Antillanca" - the jewel of the sun. Sea breezes from the Pacific Ocean accumulate snow on the volcanic slopes of the Andes Mountains, forming 512 hectares of ski land in the region, and allowing skiers to ski down the slopes and cliffs of Casablanca Volcano and its ski area for stunning views and forest skiing. You can view native species in Puyehue National Park or relax at one of the region's hot spring spas. In addition, you can hike through the volcano cave, climb the rocks of the millennium crater, and experience leisurely or thrilling outdoor adventure.
Pucon Ski Resort
Experience skiing and snowboarding on the slopes of Villarrica Volcano, overlooking the five lakes of southern Chile. This ski resort, just 20 minutes from Pucon, is a snowboarding paradise due to its natural canyons and half-pipe runs, and is the ideal venue for some important international competitions. You can share the natural beauty of Villarrica National Park with visitors from all over the world and see the endemic species that live in these lakes and volcanoes.
Las Ala Ugarias ski Resort
Las Araucarias Ski Resort, located in Conguillio National Park, is a beautiful natural attraction about 80 km from Temuco. While skiing or snowboarding on this 350-hectare ski resort, you can also explore the millennia-old forest that surrounds it, admire the stunning scenery and breathtaking alpine lagoons. Every Saturday in winter, when you see South America's most active mountain lit up by the rising sun, the Llaima Volcano's slopes are torched for alpine skiing, which is sure to be an unforgettable experience.
