Ski resorts of the Andes: the facts, with sources

Ski the Andes lists the facts about ski resorts in Chile and Argentina: elevations, lifts, runs, season dates, ticket prices and how to get there. Every value links to the page it comes from, almost always the resort's own website or an official tourism site. Where a resort doesn't publish a figure, we say so instead of guessing.


Caviahue	Argentina	Not published	Not published	12 (8,800 capacity skiers per hour)	22	Opened 28 June 2025 (latest season dates the resort has published)
Cerro Bayo	Argentina	1,803 m (highest lift station)	753 m (between the lowest and highest lift stations)	11	24	Skiing from 9 July 2026 (pedestrians from 3 July); season calendar to 27 September 2026
Cerro Castor	Argentina	1,057 m	861 m	14 (6 chairlifts, 4 T-bars, 4 magic carpets)	35 (8 easy, 5 intermediate, 12 difficult, 6 very difficult, 4 connecting trails)	Regular season 4 July – 25 September 2026; promotional season to 4 October 2026
Cerro Catedral	Argentina	2,180 m	1,150 m	25	67	7 July – 12 October 2026
Cerro Chapelco	Argentina	1,980 m	730 m	12	29	Opened 8 July 2026 (closing date not published)
Cerro Perito Moreno (Laderas)	Argentina	Not published	Not published	10	17	Skiing from 2 July 2026 (partial opening; pedestrians from 23 June) to 12 October 2026
La Hoya	Argentina	2,075 m	645 m	8	30	11 July – 4 October 2026
Las Leñas	Argentina	3,430 m	1,200 m	14	30	11 July – 28 September 2026
El Colorado	Chile	Not published	Not published	17	98	Closed 18 October 2026 (opening date not published)
La Parva	Chile	Not published	Not published	15	40	27 June 2026 (partial opening) – 18 October 2026
Nevados de Chillán	Chile	2,500 m	1,000 m	13	23	18 July – 20 September 2026
Portillo	Chile	3,310 m	430 m	14	35	30 June (partial, hotel guests) – 12 October 2026

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Facts checked: 10 November 2026