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Ski Chile
As far as landscapes go, Chile wins first prize with its wonderfully diverse collection of geographical features and cities including the awesome and never
ending Andes and cosmopolitan Santiago. The opportunities for leisure and adventure activities in Chile are endless and the skiing here is no exception, with
many top-class ski resorts ranging from the remote wilds of Tierra del Fuego to the easy-to-reach mega resorts situated near Santiago.
Valle Nevado ski
resort is one of the most accessible in Chile and also happens to be the largest resort in the southern hemisphere. It belongs to Chile’s famed Three Valleys
ski region and speaks quality with a definite French theme. This self-contained, purpose-built resort is one of Chile’s most recent and it boasts incredible
skiing and snowboarding, lots of après-ski and unbeatable hotels and restaurants. The nearby resorts of La Parva and Farellones-El Colorado make up the trio
and are equally brilliant.
Farther south of the Three Valleys is Chapa Verde, another quality resort that is famed for its stunning views, slopes suitable
for every ability and awesome off-piste terrain. Chapa Verde also has a decent, long slope and an array of ski lift systems to go with the excellent ski
school and extensive ski rental accessories found here.
Termas de Chillán ski resort resides on a volcano south of Santiago and is Chile’s largest single
resort, with a massive amount of terrain and a big vertical to boot. Termas also boasts Chile’s longest slope and a quality snowboard park, while there are
also hot springs in the area. Chile boasts another dozen quality resorts spread across the country which offer equally good sliding.
Santiago-Benitez
International Airport is the hub for air travel into Chile, receiving many flights with a host of carriers from around the world. Chile also has
international airports at Punta Arenas, Puerto Montt, Iquique and Antofagasta, and there are many smaller regional airports for domestic travel. The roads
are adequate in Chile and the first-class buses are efficient yet long distances between destinations make driving unappealing.
