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Filter the world’s ski areas by budget, ability, terrain, season, size and snow character. Every resort page carries its own data, sources and confidence level.

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Argentina·Neuquén, Patagonia

Caviahue

Budget

A remote, cheap Argentine ski village on a volcano flank near hot springs — open snowy terrain with Lanín towering across the border.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Argentina·Patagonia, Río Negro

Cerro Catedral

Mid-range

South America's biggest ski area, half an hour from the lakeside town of Bariloche and a very different kind of ski holiday.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Chile·Araucanía, Lonquimay

Corralco

Mid-range

A quiet, snow-sure resort on the Lonquimay volcano in Chile's Lake District, with tree-line cruising, volcanic scenery and far fewer crowds than the central Andes.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Chile·Andes, near Santiago

El Colorado

Budget

The closest ski area to Santiago and the budget pick of the Chilean Andes — sunny high bowls above the city with a fair pass.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Argentina·Chubut, Patagonia

La Hoya

Budget

Patagonia's affordable high-altitude bowl above Esquel — dry, wind-protected and uncrowded, with views across the steppe.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Argentina·Mendoza

Las Leñas

Mid-range

Steep Andean terrain in a bare rock valley at 3,400 m, with off-piste that is world class and a nightlife that starts at midnight.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Chile·Andes, Valparaíso Region

Portillo

Premium

South America's most storied resort — a single grand hotel beneath the Andes with legendary steep runs like Roca Jack and expert-only couloirs.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Chile·Andes, Santiago Metropolitan

Valle Nevado

Premium

High-altitude Andean resort above Santiago at ~3,000 m, known for dry Andes powder and the Southern Hemisphere liveliest après.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

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