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Bariloche Ski Resort: Exploring Patagonia’s Powder Paradise

Patagonia's Lake District offers some of the most spectacular skiing in the Southern Hemisphere, and our guided multi-resort tour is the perfect way to enjoy it. From little mountain towns to the largest ski resorts in South America, this area provides incredible powder turns, breathtaking scenery, and authentic local culture.


Top Ski Resorts in Bariloche


Catedral Cerro


The largest lift-accessed ski resort in South America, Cerro Catedral, offers a range of terrain suitable for skiers of all ability levels. Long routes, steep bowls, and an abundance of powder stashes make each day on the mountain an exciting experience for skiers and snowboarders.



Chapelco Cerro


Cerro Chapelco offers striking views of the blue Lake Lacar from 2,400 feet above sea level. This resort offers both difficult terrain for experienced skiers and picturesque slopes for those who want to enjoy the stunning surroundings. It blends challenge and beauty.


Bayo Cerro


Cerro Bayo, formerly a little local hill, is now a boutique ski resort with undiscovered treasures. A more private experience is provided by this resort, making it ideal for finding hidden powder lines away from the throng.


Après-Ski and Local Culture


Patagonia’s mountain towns are just as memorable as the slopes. Evenings in Bariloche, Villa La Angostura, and San Martin offer:


  • Local cuisine – Savor Argentinian Malbec, traditional dishes, and fresh pastries.


  • Nightlife – Enjoy cozy bars, small cafes, and friendly local gatherings.


  • Culture – Experience the charm of Patagonian villages, where hospitality and mountain culture are part of daily life.


Recommended Accommodations


Villa La Angostura


This charming wooden hotel is located a few blocks from downtown, overlooking the winter garden. Amenities include WiFi, breakfast, hot beverages, and snacks. Cozy up by the fireplace for a true Patagonian experience.


Hotel & Spa La Cheminée, San Martin


All rooms offer free WiFi and mountain views. The spa and wellness center, featuring a sauna and hammam, is the perfect way to unwind after a full day on the slopes.


Las Marianas Hotel, Bariloche


Located just blocks from Bariloche’s main plaza, this owner-run hotel provides a personal touch with daily breakfast, hot chocolate, homemade pastries, a small bar, and massage services. Free WiFi is included.


Conclusion: Patagonia’s Skiing Adventure Awaits


Bariloche and the surrounding Lake District are a must-visit destination for ski enthusiasts seeking diverse terrain, incredible powder, and authentic Patagonian culture. From the expansive slopes of Cerro Catedral to the boutique experience at Cerro Bayo, every resort offers something unique. Pair your days on the mountain with cozy accommodations, delicious local cuisine, and vibrant village life for a truly unforgettable ski adventure in Patagonia.
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