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Chile Ski Resorts : The Best Skiing in Chile

Organising a South American ski vacation? Discover Chile's top skiing destinations with this revised 2025 skier's guide, which includes both well-known resorts and lesser-known backcountry spots that are worth visiting.

Our staff has over 25 years of experience skiing in Chile, so they have compiled insider knowledge to assist you choose the best time to go, where to go, and how to make your ski vacation a reality. Links to the top Chilean ski resort vacation packages and guided ski tours are also provided.

Skiing in Chile: An Overview

From just north of Santiago to the furthest regions of Chilean Patagonia, Chile is home to 17 ski resorts that are dispersed along the Andes Mountains' spine.

Even if there aren't as many as there are in Japan (which has over 500 resorts), Chile makes up for it with its diversity, topography, and distinctive mountain culture.

Chile has everything for any skier or snowboarder, from well-known ski resorts like Portillo to little, hidden resorts with few lifts.

The Best Ski Resorts in Chile

To assist you with your travel planning, we have selected the best ski resorts in Chile. To learn more about the geography, accommodation choices, and travel advice of each resort, click on its name.

1. Portillo

Portillo, arguably Chile's most well-known ski resort, is renowned for its powder, steep slopes, and breathtaking views of the Inca Lake. Its remote setting makes for a special, private skiing experience.

2. Valle Nevado

Valle Nevado, which is only 90 minutes from Santiago, has wide-open slopes, good snow conditions, and modern infrastructure. It is connected to La Parva and El Colorado and is a component of the Tres Valles ski area.

3. La Parva

La Parva is a local favourite because of its difficult terrain and good off-piste access. It's a terrific option for a longer stay because of the mountain vistas and village-like environment.

4. El Colorado

El Colorado is part of the interconnected Tres Valles, which gives skiers a large skiable area and more family-friendly slopes with a lively après-ski culture.

5. Nevados de Chillán

Nevados de Chillán, a resort built around a volcano, is well-known for its extensive powder runs, tree skiing, and natural hot springs. It's the ideal combination of leisure and skiing.

6. Corralco

For intermediate skiers and environment enthusiasts, Corralco, which is situated in the Malalcahuello National Reserve, provides pristine slopes and breathtaking volcanic scenery.

Pro Tip for Snowboarders

Don't miss our special snowboarding in Chile guide, written by enthusiastic freeriders who are aware of the best powder stashes, if you prefer to ride on one plank rather than two.

Conclusion: Your 2025 Chile Ski Adventure Awaits

Although there aren't hundreds of ski resorts in Chile, the ones that are there are top-notch, varied, and exciting. There is the ideal slope waiting for you, whether you want to enjoy sunny cruises at Valle Nevado, soak in hot springs at Nevados de Chillán, or chase deep snow at Portillo.To make your ideal trip a reality, have a look at our Chile ski vacation packages and guided tours


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