Cordillera Ski

Cordillera Ski, also known as Cerro Bayo Ski Resort, is a popular winter sports destination located just outside San Martin de los Andes in Argentina's Patagonia region. The resort sits on the slopes of Cerro Bayo, offering breathtaking views of the Andes and Lake Lacar. With over 30 runs spread across three peaks, it caters to all skill levels, from beginner to expert. The resort features modern lifts, a snow park for freestylers, and a ski school. In summer, the area transforms into a hiking and mountain biking paradise. The base lodge provides equipment rentals, dining, and a cozy atmosphere. The resort's proximity to the charming town of San Martin de los Andes makes it easy to combine skiing with exploring local shops, restaurants, and the lakefront.

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• Ski or snowboard on over 30 runs with varied difficulty
• Enjoy panoramic views of Lake Lacar and the Andes
• Try the snow park for jumps and rails
• Take a lesson at the ski school
• Visit in summer for hiking and mountain biking

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Ways to visit Cordillera Ski

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Know before you go

• Lifts operate from 9 AM to 5 PM. Arrive early to get a good parking spot.
• Dress in layers; weather can change quickly. Bring sunscreen and sunglasses.
• Shuttle service from San Martin de los Andes is available; check schedules.
• The base lodge has restaurants, but you can also bring your own food.

A bit of history

Cerro Bayo Ski Resort opened in 1960 and has since expanded into one of Patagonia's key ski areas. It is named after the bayo (cream-colored) horses native to the region.