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Chile Snowboarding & Skiing: Your Guide to Powder, Culture, and Adventure in the Andes

From July through October, take advantage of our small-group Chile ski and snowboard vacations to experience the deep winter in the Andes. Our excursions offer the ideal mix of powder, culture, and adventure, whether you're visiting Chile for the first time or coming back to try new terrain.

Why Choose Chile Snowboarding?

For Northern Hemisphere riders, Chile snowboarding is the ultimate off-season thrill. Imagine trading your summer heat for:

  • Untracked powder across vast Andean slopes
  • Dramatic alpine scenery with 360° views
  • A vibrant mountain culture found only in Chile

Chile is a top choice for snowboarders looking for something new because of its less crowded areas, consistent snow at high elevations, and combination of world-class resorts and isolated backcountry.

Trips Designed for Every Rider

We offer several options for exploring the Chilean Andes, whether you're going alone, with pals, or in a small group.

Self-Guided Snowboard & Ski Trips

Our self-guided packages are an excellent option if you speak a little Spanish and would want the flexibility to ride as much or as little as you like. A completely personalised itinerary that suits your preferences and financial constraints will be created by our helpful booking experts.

Guided All-Mountain Resort Tours

With knowledgeable experts who will lead you beyond the well-traveled routes to discover hidden powder stashes, secret chutes, and lesser-known resort terrain, you can experience the best skiing and snowboarding in Chile.

Lift-Assisted Touring

Lift-assisted touring blends resort access with backcountry exploration for experienced skiers and snowboarders looking for unexplored courses. After ascending via the lifts, descend into new powder areas outside the resort's limits.

Backcountry Ski Touring & Splitboarding

Enter Chile's unspoiled wilderness and escape the tourists. From gentle snow bowls to steep, technical descents, our knowledgeable instructors lead our small-group splitboarding and ski touring excursions.

Over 25 Years of Experience in the Andes

We have been leading small-group ski and snowboard excursions in Chile for over 25 years, covering everything from the best ski resorts to unexplored backcountry areas. Our excursions are tailored to allow you to concentrate on what really counts, making flawless turns and taking in the breathtaking mountain views.

Conclusion: Make Chile Snowboarding Your Next Adventure

Chile snowboarding provides an unrivaled combination of adventure, culture, and incredible terrain, whether you're seeking for powder stashes, chasing wide-open groomers, or backcountry splitboarding deep into the Andes.

Now is the ideal time to begin organising your vacation, as trips are available from July to October. Chile offers a variety of snowboarding experiences, ranging from fully guided backcountry trips to self-directed resort vacations. Start Your Chile  Snowboarding Journey


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