Argentina Ski Resort

Cerro Catedral

A pioneer among South American ski resorts, at present, it is the most complete and it continues updating its facilities in order to offer visitors the most advanced infrastructure.

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About Cerro Catedral

Its peaks resemble the towers of a Gothic style medieval temple. That is the reason for its name. Mount Catedral (cathedral), with 1,030 meters above sea level opens its doors to the inhabitants of the world who wish to experiment the adventure promised by winter sports.

All skiing disciplines, including off-piste, are available. Those who practice freestyle and snowboarding will also enjoy an area specially designed with bumps and rails to show their abilities. Catedral is also the stage for the most important international competitions.

Main Information

Minimum slope: 3º – maximum 60º
Altitude at highest ski point : 6889.764 feet
Maximum ski length: 9 kilometers
Average annual snowfall : 20 feet
Chance for beautiful weather : 80% sunny days
Distance from Bariloche: 11.8061 miles

Open Season
All year activities
Ski from June

Facilities
Equipment Rental

Service
Paragliding

Restaurants
Mountain

Weather
Winter days above 10 °C

How to get there?

From Bariloche, along Av. Bustillo to kilometer No. 8 (Catedral intersection). Then, turn left into the paved road till you reach the ski resort access, with its free parking space for 960 vehicles.
There is also a regular bus service every 30 minutes. You can also go up by taxi or on a tourist excursion transfer vehicle.

Ski Area

Cerro Catedral has trails for all levels, divided into:

Beginners (10%)
Intermediate (60%)
Advanced skiers (20%)
Experts (10%)

Punta Princesa, where snow remains till late October permitting spring skiing, is recommendable for all levels. De la Garganta, Pista Seis and Del Bosque are for advanced skiers. Amancay goes through the forest providing a unique landscape. De las Nubes and Carlitos are two of the most difficult runs.