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The Andes Ski Resorts
The Andes deliver the Southern Hemisphere's biggest ski season — June through October — with reliable cold and steep volcanic terrain in Chile and Argentina. Portillo, Valle Nevado, Cerro Catedral, Las Leñas, and Corralco anchor the region; ideal for off-season turns when the Northern Hemisphere is in summer.
- Resorts tracked
- 24
- Average score
- 53/100
- Top resort
- Portillo77/100
- Fresh-snow leader
- Cerro Castor5 cm in 24h
The Andes — ranked by SnowSure™ score

📷 Portillo
Portillo
Chile

📷 Penitentes
Penitentes
Argentina

📷 Valle Nevado
Valle Nevado
Chile

📷 El Colorado
El Colorado
Chile

📷 Nevados de Chillán
Nevados de Chillán
Chile

📷 Corralco
Corralco
Chile

📷 Las Leñas
Las Leñas
Argentina

📷 Lagunillas
Lagunillas
Chile

📷 La Parva
La Parva
Chile

📷 Las Araucarías
Las Araucarías
Chile

📷 Cerro Castor
Cerro Castor
Argentina

Antuco
Chile

Antillanca
Chile

📷 Cerro Catedral
Cerro Catedral
Argentina

📷 Batea Mahuida
Batea Mahuida
Argentina

Vallecitos
Argentina

Ski Pucón
Chile

📷 La Hoya
La Hoya
Argentina

📷 Volcán Osorno
Volcán Osorno
Chile

📷 Cerro Perito Moreno
Cerro Perito Moreno
Argentina

📷 Cerro Mirador
Cerro Mirador
Chile

Caviahue
Argentina

Chapelco
Argentina

Cerro Bayo
Argentina
Skiing in The Andes — FAQ
- When is the Andes ski season?
- June through early October. Peak snow conditions are typically late July through August (the Southern Hemisphere winter equivalent of January–February).
- Chile or Argentina?
- Chilean resorts (Portillo, Valle Nevado, Corralco) tend to have more reliable snow and steeper terrain. Argentine resorts (Cerro Catedral, Las Leñas, Chapelco) offer larger terrain networks and lower prices. Both sides see big Pacific-origin storms.
- How does Andean skiing compare to the Alps?
- It's the off-season alternative to Northern Hemisphere skiing. Resorts are smaller and lift networks less developed than the Alps, but terrain is steep and the snow is reliable through August.





