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Skiing in Chile
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The main ski season in Chile runs from June to October. Outside of these months, both resorts act as a lovely day trip from
Further afield are the Termas de Chillan. This resort is about 375 miles south of
You could easily combine skiing in Chile with a visit to the Atacama Desert and move on to Peru perhaps? Between June and September is the perfect time to head to the
Valle Nevado is the highest of Chile’s ski resorts at 3,500m and just 37 miles away from Santiago. It has long been a front runner in South American skiing due to its unbeatable location. Skiing amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Andes is a feeling second to none. It is not a large resort, in European terms, with just 3 hotels, seven restaurants, cinema, ski school and cinema. Last year it was host once more to the World Cup of Snowboarding. More…
Portillo is the oldest ski area in South America and holds an important place in skiing history. The Portillo ski and resort experience is unique. There is only one hotel; the Grand Hotel Portillo and there is no neighbouring town so Portillo is a totally self-contained resort nestled in the magnificent Andean peaks. More…
Termas de Chillan Ski & Spa Resort lies south of
Experience the Andes and combine skiing with the
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