Antillanca, Chile

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Antillanca summary

Antillanca in Chile (in the Southern region) is a small ski resort with just 5 ski lifts (1 chair lifts, 4 surface lifts ) but it does boast a respectable 464 metres (1523 feet) of vertical descent. Antillanca has 2471 acres of terrain over 11 pistes with a total length of 35 kilometers (22 miles). Antillanca is best suited to advanced and intermediate skiers and snowboarders. There are 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) of cross country ski trails at Antillanca. For snowboarders, there is a half pipe. The nearest airport is at Santiago.

Resorts close to Antillanca include: Cerro Bayo (37 km), Volcán Osorno (63 km), Cerro Catedral (69 km), Chapelco (82 km), Perito Moreno (123 km),

	Trails (Pistes): 11	Halfpipes: 1
	Summit: 1700 m	Toplift: m
	Beg: 20% Int: 35% Adv: 45%	Terrain Parks: -
	Vertical Drop: 464 m	X-Country: 5 km
	Lifts: 5 (1 chair lifts, 4 surface lifts )	Snowmaking: -
	Gondolas / Cable Cars: -	Slopeside accom.: -
	Restaurants: 2	Acres of ski: 2471
	Bars: 2	Nearest Airport: Santiago
	Nearest Train: -	Info phone: 5664235114 \| Antillanca Resort Info Website

Visitor Reviews of Antillanca

Phil Smith Snoworks All Mountain Ski Courses from UNITED KINGDOM writes:

Antillanca and Casablanca Volcano are in our Snoworks 7 Volcano Adventure itinerary. The accommodation in the ski resort itself is quite basic so if you fancy something a bit more luxurious then definitely stay at the foot of the valley in the 5* hotel Puyehue.
You drive up through the magnificent National Park Puyehue with stunning scenery all around. In the ski resort there are a few lifts and you can access some great off-piste. When the lifts closed at the end of the day we skinned up over the back to some other peaks and descended back to the ski resort in the moonlight. Like all the volcanoes the off-piste is excellent and you can literally ski anywhere.
If you have skins and are an experienced off-piste skier then definitely skin up to the top of Casablanca Volcano. It’s a relatively easy skin for experienced ski tourers, 3 to 4 hours but definitely worth it. The ski down is great with some stunning views. Pick you’re own private off-piste route and enjoy.
If you’re not experience then definitely go with a guide. We team up with Amity Tours and Guido our local guide is excellent. You can find out more about our Chile Ski Adventures on the Snoworks website.

2008-08-06

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