Chile Ski Resort
El Colorado
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About El Colorado
2,700 meters high and only 50 kilometers from the capital city of Chile, El Colorado ski resort stands out from the rest of the winter resorts because of a single feature: the entire valley of Santiago may be watched from its base.
Together with El Colorado and Valle Nevado, it is the largest skiable surface in South America. El Colorado offers 38 kilometers distributed into 30 long and varied runs that may interconnect with the Nevado runs by means of a special ticket.
Main Information
- Vertical drop: 2962 feet
- Altitude at highest ski point : 10935.04 feet
- Average annual snowfall : 24 feet
- Chance for beautiful weather : 80% sunny days
- Hotels: Posada de Farellones, La Corniza Hotel
- Distance from Santiago: 22 miles
Open Season
June
Facilities
Equipment Rental
Service
Canopy
Restaurants
Hotels & Mountain
Weather
Winter days above -6 °C
How to get there?
El Colorado is located 36 kilometers away from Santiago and has a total of 101 trails. Its highest peak is the Cerro Embudo, located 3,470 meters above sea level and the track that is located lowest is at 2,560 meters meters above sea level; Los Zorros trail.
The maximum gradient reached in El Colorado and Farellones is 1,090 meters above sea level.
Ski Area
El Colorado has trails for all levels, divided into:
- Beginners (51%)
- Intermediate (28%)
- Advanced skiers (8%)
- Experts (12%)
It has two Snowparks for snowboarders, daily or seasonal locker service, 19 ski lifts, a ski school, a mini ski school for children, two ski rental shops, five restaurants, a cafe and mountain emergency service, as well as 2 Ski Shop stores.
Slopes
Easiest Trails | Intermediate | Advanced | Most Difficult |
---|---|---|---|
Farellones 1 & 2 | Embudo | León | Corniza |
Zorros | Slalom | Cono Este | |
Bambi | Yaretas | ||
Colorado 1 & 2 | Cururo | ||
Pingüino | Cóndor | ||
Puma | |||