Argentina: Ski in Cerro Catedral
While the northern hemisphere enters the southern hemisphere summer through autumn towards winter. If you like the cold and snow one of the best places in South America for skiing and having fun is San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina.
Bariloche is a city of the province of Black River is visited both summer and winter. In summer people come to enjoy the sun, mountain activities, Lake Nahuel Huapi, fishing and everything that has to do with nature, but winter is synonymous with skiing.
And the site is Bariloche Cerro Catedral. It is a mountain that is 19 km from the city and on the north east slopes have a ski resort. The centre dates from the ’30s and the tracks were built by clearing trees and building a cable car and chair lift.
Today the centre is very important and has many lifts and lifts. The highest court is at 2100 meters and with 600 acres for skiing. Many tourists who come year after year to enjoy the snow skiing know it or not.
The Cathedral has a ski school for children and adults so you can return to driving home the sport but there are other kinds of activities such as snowboarding and skiing (up the mountain alone with no means of lifting), night skiing, ski competition, lowered full moon, carving, and heli-skiing, ski jumping is a helicopter.
And what are the prices? For the domestic market is still skiing a sport something exclusive. At first not everyone can take a mini-vacation in winter and second team, transfers and passes are not cheap. Let’s see:
- Ski lessons in high season for two hours for three people cost $ 750 Argentines and the whole day for 3 students also $ 1650. Group classes $ 180.
- The cable car ride in the fall, costs $ 75 per adult.
- The lifts pass for adults costs $ 535 in high season, between 9 and 29 July.