Cerro Castor

Nestled at the southernmost tip of Argentina, Cerro Castor stands as the premier ski destination for those looking to glide down the slopes at the end of the world. This ski area, with its pristine conditions and picturesque setting, offers a unique experience for winter sports enthusiasts.

Cerro Castor's ski season typically extends from late June to early October, capitalizing on the Southern Hemisphere's winter months. The resort boasts a varied terrain suitable for all skill levels, from gentle green runs for beginners to challenging black diamond trails for the seasoned skiers. Its state-of-the-art lift system ensures minimal wait times, allowing more time carving through the powdery snow.

At an elevation that reaches up to 1,057 meters, Cerro Castor is renowned for having the longest ski season in South America due to its cold climate and excellent snow quality. This is further enhanced by the resort’s advanced snowmaking capabilities, which guarantee skiable conditions throughout the season.

Cerro Castor is not just about skiing and snowboarding. The resort offers a range of winter activities, including snowshoeing, ice skating, and a snow park for freestyle enthusiasts. After a day on the slopes, visitors can unwind in the cozy lodges or indulge in the local cuisine at one of the several restaurants and cafes dotting the ski area.

Accessibility to Cerro Castor is facilitated by the nearby city of Ushuaia, often referred to as the southernmost city in the world. Just a short drive away, this city provides a gateway to the ski area with accommodations ranging from luxury hotels to quaint bed and breakfasts, catering to all preferences.