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Portillo Skiable terrain

Experience the best skiing in South America

Ski Portillo offers some of the best ski slopes and skiable terrain in South America. This famous small, intimate resort is renowned for its world-class ski slopes as well as short or non-existent ski lift lines, giving guests the feeling of skiing at their private resort away from crowds. With a variety of terrain ranging from beginner to expert slopes, skiers of all levels can enjoy Portillo.

Mountain Stats & Facts

Portillo offers 1,235 acres of skiable terrain. Beginner and intermediate ski slopes are groomed nightly and are the perfect learning ground for skiers to improve their skills. The advanced and expert terrain at Portillo is renowned for bowls and chutes that can accumulate soft snow, becoming the perfect playground for advanced skiers.
Altitude at the hotel 2,800M
Highest Point 3,310M
Skiable terrain 500 Hectareas/35 slopes
Longest ski run 2.5KM
Climate 80% sunny days
Annual average snow fall 5.10M

Ski slopes for all levels

15%
for Beginners
30%
for Intermediates
30%
for Advanced skiers
25%
for Experts

Portillo Trail map: ski slopes available for all levels

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Beginner and intermediate runs are groomed nightly and are the perfect learning ground for those newer to the sport. The advanced and expert terrain at Portillo is renowned for bowls and chutes that can accumulate soft snow, becoming the perfect playground for advanced skiers. Select your level to see ski runs marked on the map.

Corralito

The easiest green run on the mountain, Corralito is a beginner area with a Magic Carpet lift. Perfect place for those starting out and looking for a gentle, wide slope close to the hotel.

Las Lomas

The best run for skiers starting to transition into Blue runs. The friendly slope and openness of Las Lomas gives skiers freedom and control in an uncrowded space with beautiful views of the surroundings.

Juncalillo

An iconic blue run that intermediate skiers will love. Skiers and snowboarders will enjoy the feeling of freedom and adventure as they arc turns down this open, smooth slope with rolling hills. This dynamic, fun slope is best skied in the mornings, Juncalillo gets the sun before all other runs on the mountain, guaranteeing some fresh corduroy under the sun.

Plateau

A great introduction into steeper runs, Plateau is a favorite of advanced intermediates starting to ski Black runs and expert skiers looking for fast laps. Groomed nightly, this run gets the sunlight around mid morning and is a great option for those looking for laps down a smooth, sustained steep pitch.

Roca Jack

An expert skier’s dream, Roca Jack is unlike any expert run in the world. The Va-et-vient lift takes skiers to new heights, providing unparalleled views of the entire surrounding mountain range. The natural snow conditions can range from powder to packed powder or corn snow in the spring and provide a rewarding challenge for the more advanced skier with an adventurous spirit.
Beginner-level skiers and snowboarders are comfortable on green runs. Slopes facilitate learning how to stop, control speed, and make basic turns. Beginner skiers are getting comfortable with sliding and starting to enjoy speed are some of the skills at this level. Enjoy sliding under the Portillo sun on our Beginner-level green runs.

Green runs for Beginners

Corralito, Princesa and el Gaucho are the easiest slopes on the mountain and perfect for those learning to make their first turns on skis or snowboard.

Corralito

The easiest green run on the mountain, Corralito is a beginner area with a Magic Carpet lift. Perfect place for those starting out and looking for a gentle, wide slope close to the hotel.
Intermediate level skiers and snowboarders have mastered stopping and speed control and are now starting to explore blue runs. Skiers at this level are making parallel turns and starting to explore different kinds of terrain, including some off-piste.

Blue runs for Intermediates:

Las Lomas and Juncalillo are favorites among intermediate skiers, with mild, rolling hills, these are great runs to cruise down. Some other blue runs are Canarios, El Zorro and David's Run.

Las Lomas

The best run for skiers starting to transition into Blue-level runs. The friendly slope and openness of Las Lomas gives skiers freedom and control in an uncrowded space with beautiful views of the surroundings.

Juncalillo

An iconic blue run that intermediate skiers will love. Skiers and snowboarders will enjoy the feeling of freedom and adventure as they arc turns down this open, smooth slope with rolling hills. This dynamic, fun slope is best skied in the mornings, Juncalillo gets the sun before all other runs on the mountain, guaranteeing some fresh corduroy under the sun.
Advanced skiers have mastered parallel turns and are starting to explore Black runs and varied terrain including off-piste, bumps, and racing. They are comfortable with speed and making different size and shape turns to adjust to the terrain changes.

Black runs for Advanced skiers

Mild steep slopes that are also open and moderate in length offer an exciting experience for advanced skiers. Plateau and David's Run are great starts for those venturing into advanced terrain.

Plateau

A great introduction to steeper runs, Plateau is a favorite of advanced intermediates starting to ski Black runs and expert skiers looking for fast laps. Groomed nightly, this run gets the sunlight around mid-morning and is a great option for those looking for laps down a smooth, sustained steep pitch.
Expert Level skiers have mastered Black runs and are comfortable on all types of terrain including moguls, variable snow conditions and steeps. Snow conditions might include hard pack, ice, crud, or powder, as well as groomed or ungroomed snow. Roca Jack, Garganta and Lake run are just a few of the slopes loved by expert skiers.

Skiing for Expert skiers:

Roca Jack, Garganta, Lake Run, Cara Cara, Travesia (El Estadio, Primera Quebrada) las Vizcachas all offer both a challenge and a thrilling experience, with technical terrain and varying conditions.

Roca Jack

An expert skier’s dream, Roca Jack is unlike any expert run in the world. The Va-et-vient lift takes skiers to new heights, providing unparalleled views of the entire surrounding mountain range. The natural snow conditions can range from powder to packed powder or corn snow in the spring and provide a rewarding challenge for the more advanced skier with an adventurous spirit.

Ski Lifts at Portillo

With only 450 resort guests and only a limited number of day tickets sold, there are rarely any lift lines at Ski Portillo. See here for a full list of lifts and current status (Open/Closed).

Grooming & snow-making

A state of the art snowmaking system installed during the 2019 season allows for a solid base of snow on the main groomed runs. This combined with our grooming team that maintains the slopes nightly, guarantees amazing corduroy every morning and great conditions all season long.

Mountain and Snow Safety

Safety on the slopes is managed by the Portillo ski patrol team. Led by experienced snow safety director Frank Coffey, this team ensures conditions on the mountain are safe for all guests. Overseeing snow conditions, control of avalanche terrain and skier safety, the ski patrol team is stationed at different spots throughout the ski area. Please obey any closures and consult with ski patrol if you have any questions regarding safety.

Amazing experience! We stayed in the Octagon. It was perfect given there were just two of us. The snow was amazing (even with the mild winter). New snow making was fantastic. The customer service/hospitality is over the top. The view is incredible, food delicious, atmosphere is unmatched. I can't say enough about our experience. .....Should be on every skier's bucket list. It's a special spot.
Jeanne. Michigan
Awesome old-school hotel at 9800 feet in the Andes. Excellent meals, first rate service, comfortable room with a beautiful view. The skiing is fun too! The apres ski is legendary. Lots to do too, from Heli skiing to massages to swimming and hot tubbing.
Docdux.
Stayed here with a big group of skiing gals from Minneapolis during Chilean Wine Week. What a week! It's more than a hotel, it's an experience....The mountain scenery is beautiful and the slingshot lifts make for another adventure! We had a fantastic time it's a special place.
Stumbalina. Minneapolis

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