Backcountry Skiing + Alpine Skiing
For those who love the mountains and the adrenaline rush of skiing, but want to push things further. A proposal designed to build experience, improve technique, and embrace snow from a whole new perspective. The perfect combination of learning, challenge, and adventure in one of the most incredible mountain environments. All of our proposals can be customized according to each person or group's needs, with the option to add days, activities, and complementary experiences.
An experience designed for those who want to experience snow from a more complete perspective, combining learning, adventure, and mountains.
San Martín de los Andes offers the ideal setting to start backcountry skiing: snowy forests, accessible terrain, proximity to the city, and different options that allow us to adapt each outing based on the group's level, weather, and snow conditions.
The goal of this trip is for you to learn the fundamentals of backcountry skiing, master movement in winter terrain, build technical skills, and experience a solid first adventure to keep progressing in the mountains.
Plus, the experience includes a day at Cerro Chapelco, one of the most recognized ski centers in Patagonia. With runs for all levels, lift systems, unique views, and an incredible mountain experience to embrace winter in a privileged setting.
A trip designed for those who love to ski, want to go one step further, and seek an active, safe, and personalized experience in Patagonia.
Itinerary
What's included?
- 3 nights accommodation in San Martín de los Andes with breakfast
- Transfers: airport / hotel / airport
- Transfers to and from the mountain
- Certified guide for Backcountry Skiing day
- Backcountry skiing equipment
- Alpine skiing equipment for one day
- Full day pass to Chapelco Ski Center
- Airfare
- Lunches and dinners
- Technical clothing
- Medical insurance or Traveler Assistance with comprehensive coverage for transfers, accommodations, or any contingencies outside guided activity hours (personal purchase is recommended).
