What level of skiing experience is required for this trip?

This experience is designed for intermediate to advanced skiers and snowboarders with backcountry experience. You should be comfortable skiing or snowboarding on unmarked terrain and in a variety of snow conditions. Additionally, you'll need to bring your own ski touring or splitboarding gear.

Do I need to bring my own equipment?

Yes, participants are expected to bring their own ski touring or splitboarding gear. However, we do provide essential rental equipment such as crampons and harnesses for ice climbing. If you have any questions about what gear to bring, feel free to ask us before the trip.

Is prior backcountry skiing experience required?

Yes, this trip is designed for skiers and snowboarders with backcountry experience. You should be comfortable skiing in varied terrain, using ski touring gear, and have experience with avalanche safety equipment.

Can I try activities other than skiing?

Yes! In addition to ski touring, you'll have the option to try ice climbing and trekking during your stay. You can also explore beautiful viewpoints and visit stunning waterfalls, making your adventure even more unforgettable.

What can I expect from the accommodations?

You'll stay at "El Refugio," a cozy mountain lodge in Cerro Castillo. The accommodation includes breakfast, comfortable rooms, and stunning views of the Patagonian landscape. It's the perfect place to relax after a day of skiing.

Cerro Castillo village is a small, charming place with limited lodging options, making "El Refugio" a rare gem. It's a warm and welcoming space, perfect for escaping the cold winter days and enjoying the beauty of Patagonia in comfort

Can I rent ski touring gear on-site?

We recommend bringing your own ski touring gear (skis, boots, bindings, poles, and avalanche safety equipment). There is not too much option to rent over there. While we can assist with some local rental options, it is best to travel with your own equipment to ensure comfort and compatibility.