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Chile Snowboarding Backcountry, and Splitboarding Adventures

Snowboarding Season in Chile

Greetings from the Southern Hemisphere. Chile's snowboarding season lasts from mid-June to October. The season can begin as early as mid-May and go until late October in years with a lot of snowfall, particularly during strong El Niño cycles. The 2023 season really extended into November, providing riders with an extraordinarily extended window of opportunity to pursue powder.

Splitboarding and Backcountry Adventures

Long into late October, snowboarders may explore Chile's backcountry areas and famous southern mountains with a splitboard and an adventurous mindset. For those looking for secure access to unexplored lines and distant terrain, there are guided splitboard trips available.

Trip Options: Self-Guided or Guided

Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends, there are multiple ways to experience snowboarding in Chile:

  • Independent Trips: Self-guided packages are a terrific option if you speak a little Spanish and want the flexibility to ride as much or as little as you desire. So that you can concentrate on your time in the Andes, helpful booking agents assist in personalizing every aspect.

  • Organized Trips: Off-piste powder stashes, many ski resorts, and large backcountry lines are accessible to riders who choose to go deeper on guided trips. You can enjoy the journey since the logistics are handled.

25 Years of Snowboarding Adventures in Chile

For more than 25 years, guided operators have been organizing small-group excursions across the Andes, from renowned resorts to isolated backcountry ski touring and splitboarding. Their knowledge guarantees that you will experience the culture, scenery, and rhythm of Chilean snowboarding in addition to riding in the greatest conditions.

Why Snowboard in Chile?

With its extended seasons, dependable snow, contemporary resorts, and limitless backcountry terrain, snowboarding in Chile has something to offer everyone. The Andes provide a really unique winter experience, whether you're splitboarding volcanoes, carving groomers at renowned Chilean ski resorts, or pursuing powder stashes with a guide. Chile snowboarding tours are a memorable option for anybody wishing to prolong their season or try snowboarding in the Southern Hemisphere.


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