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Related Regions: Chile, Santiago, South America
Portillo is South America's oldest and most famous ski resort. The famous skier Jean-Claude Killy won his first gold medals in Portillo in the 1966 World Championships. Located on the edge of Inca Lake in a truly gorgeous setting, Portillo is 100 percent above tree line. Portillo is revered by advanced/expert skiers for its steep, off-piste terrain and good hiking, and powder that can last for days. With just one hotel and no town, the ambiance lends itself to a lot of camaraderie, and the focus is as much on skiing and snowboarding as life off the slopes.
Beginner Runs
15%
Intermediate Runs
30%
Advanced Runs
30%
Expert Runs
25%
Longest Run
2 KM
Skiable Terrain
500 HECTARE
Projected Opening Ski Season: 22/06/2013
Projected Closing Ski Season: 05/10/2013
Projected Days Open: 120
Days Open Last Year: 98
Years Open: 64
Average Snowfall: 828cm
Pros: lives up to most of the hype, great staff, good maintenance
Cons: dated, isolated, expensive, forced to stay 1wk, scary drive up!
Pros: no lift lines, ski in/out, beautiful location
Cons: poor infrastructure, mediocre food, indifferent service, poor grooming and signage on slopes
Pros: Find untracked snow days after a snowfall
Cons: You feel like you are on a cruise ship - hope for good weather
Pros: Aesthetics, Racking up Vertical
Cons: Isolated, must stay for 1 week
at Ski Portillo
Last 24 Hr
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May 22
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