The resort boasts the most modern lift system in the country, and features a small-scale “village” that includes 3 hotels, a dozen condominium buildings, 6 restaurants, pubs and bars, a spa and fitness center, and retail shopping.

The hallmark of a Valle Nevado ski trip is a laid-back ambiance and no lift lines, delicious food and Chile’s famous pisco sours and wine, and serendipituous moments bumping into one of the many international ski pros who call Valle Nevado their summer training camp. In the afternoon, there is no better way to unwind from the slopes in the resort’s outdoor pool apres ski, watching condors soar above and the Andean sunset. A warm, friendly environment with a mostly English speaking staff, makes the experience all the more enjoyable.

Valle-Nevado – top terrain parks

Valle-Nevado is home to one of the top terrain parks in all of South America. It’s perfect for intermediates and advanced athletes who can use jumps, rails, and boxes of all kinds for freestyle techniques. Off-Piste skiing and snowboarding is another experience awaiting you. A new snow school is open for kids and adults alike, whether it’s a first experience skiing/snowboarding or those who want to brush up on their skills.

Valle-Nevado hosts of competitions

Valle-Nevado hosts a number of competitions throughout the snow season. Enter the Rail Sessions for an amateur freestyle event, the International Event contest is based on obstacle ability, Pink Sessions are races just for women, A Classic is the oldest event, and Kid’s Competition for the youngsters.

For guests with different needs

Several lodging options are available for guests with different needs. Hotel Valle Nevado is an exclusive stay with many high-end amenities. It boasts a fitness center, day care, gourmet restaurants and nightlife. Hotel Puerta Del Sol features shared rooms for friends and family, as well as a cinema, library, Kid-Zone, and restaurants. Hotel Tres Puntas has affordable rooms for tourists on a modest budget.