COUNTRY INDEX / CHILE

Chile

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in Chile.

Verified places: 04Places with piste maps: 04Verified events: 00

Photo: Alonso Inostrosa Psijas / Wikimedia Commons / Flickr · CC BY-SA 2.0
Portillo’s snowy mountain backdrop and Chilean flag, photographed from the high-mountain-school area on 8 September 2008 by Alonso Inostrosa Psijas; archive context, not current conditions.

PUBLISHED LOCATIONS

Published places and events — Chile

This country-only map contains every Index.ski destination and event venue currently published here. Select a marker to open its complete profile.

Chile4 mapped locations
  • Open for skiing
  • Closed today · opening within 14 days
  • Closed for skiing
  • Unknown / uncertain

Colours show the published skiing status or confirmed operating calendar, not whether every lift is running. Check the operator before travel.

Confirmed dates change colours automatically in the place’s local time. Tentative dates, conflicting reports and expired checks remain black.

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Every published destination — Chile.

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Portillo’s snowy mountain backdrop and Chilean flag, photographed from the high-mountain-school area on 8 September 2008 by Alonso Inostrosa Psijas; archive context, not current conditions.023

Chilean Andes

Portillo

Los Andes, Chile

An alpine ski area around the yellow hotel and Laguna del Inca, with a nearby learning area, lower Juncalillo slopes and a separate upper mountain. Plan the return before leaving the hotel sector.

Lift-served alpine ski area; backcountry, mountaineering and the lake are separate Chairlifts, beginner carpet and surface lifts, with distinct expert-only Va-et-vient installations.
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Archive winter photograph of La Parva village and snow-covered slopes, taken by Saint Ex on 3 August 2011.066

Andes

La Parva ski area

La Parva / Lo Barnechea, Chile

Explore La Parva’s managed alpine slopes above Santiago with an independent map, village and school-area orientation, practical arrival and ticket guidance, and explicit seasonal limits.

Operator counters, named piste/stadium rows and community segments use different scopes; none is treated as a complete surveyed current inventory. The operator lists five chairlifts and ten other installations, including school-only Golondrina. Independent community alignments do not establish present operation or unrestricted public access.
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Historical snow-covered Corralco–Malalcahuello mountain and ski-area setting on 7 August 2021, photographed by Yordan Garrido González.073

Lonquimay / Andes

Corralco

Malalcahuello / Curacautín, Chile

Explore Corralco’s managed alpine area with an independent map, base and return planning, ticket and safety advice, and visible limits on conflicting inventories and the next ski season.

Source inventories conflict; selected community ways are not a verified resort piste count. Source-listed chairlifts and surface facilities; current use and complete sector returns remain unconfirmed.
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Historical August 2010 photograph of Valle Nevado buildings above snow-covered managed slopes, with an expansive blue sky; archive context, not current conditions.124

Andes

Valle Nevado

Lo Barnechea / Farellones, Chile

Valle Nevado is a high-Andean managed alpine ski area above Farellones, with Plaza La Góndola and the hotel platform as distinct starting points.

The FAQ advertises 47 slopes, while the current mountain report uses a 45-slope denominator; no reconciled total is asserted. Plaza La Góndola, Prado and Vaivén base links; Andes Express and other named managed sectors, subject to individual opening.
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