Cerro Catedral, nestled in the stunning Patagonian region near San Carlos de Bariloche, is one of South America's most renowned ski resorts. As the largest ski center in the Southern Hemisphere, it combines massive scale with breathtaking lakeside views.
A Mountain of Impressive Scale
The resort boasts a colossal footprint and significant vertical reach:
- Total Skiable Terrain: 1,200 hectares (approx. 2,965 acres)
- Base Elevation: 1,030 meters (3,379 feet)
- Summit Elevation: 2,180 meters (7,152 feet)
- Vertical Drop: 1,150 meters (3,773 feet)
Skiing for Every Skill Level
Cerro Catedral is celebrated for its diverse terrain — essentially a "tale of two mountains" split between 600 hectares of groomed slopes and 600 hectares of wild freeride zones. Whether you're a first-time skier looking for gentle groomed runs or an expert seeking cliff drops and off-piste powder fields, Catedral delivers.
Six hundred hectares of groomed perfection. Six hundred more of wild, untracked freeride terrain. Catedral is, in the truest sense, a mountain for everyone.
The Bariloche Base
The town of Bariloche, nestled on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, provides a vibrant après-ski scene. Swiss-influenced architecture, artisan chocolate shops, and excellent parrillas make it one of South America's most charming ski towns.
The AoniTem Catedral Experience
AoniTem curates the Catedral experience to bypass the resort's more chaotic aspects. Private guiding, pre-arranged equipment, and the best accommodation options make this world-class mountain accessible without the typical resort hassle.
