Caviahue Ski Resort
Nestled in the heart of the Los Andes and within the Neuquén, Caviahue Ski Resort offers a unique skiing experience on its 29 slopes of terrain. It boasts 13 lifts that cater to all levels of skiers and snowboarders, ensuring access to slopes that range from 1650 mts to 2045 mts, with a 395 mts difference in altitude. The resort is known for its breathtaking scenery and proximity to the quaint village of Caviahue, offering visitors a serene escape into nature.
One of the main attractions near Caviahue is the Copahue Volcano, located in the nearby Copahue Provincial Park. This area is renowned for its therapeutic thermal waters and stark volcanic landscapes, attracting visitors year-round. A noteworthy lift at the resort is the Poma III, which serves a popular slope for intermediate skiers. While Caviahue might be most famous for its winter sports, the region's natural beauty and outdoor activities make it a vibrant destination all year round.
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June 30, 2023
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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
How many Slopes does Caviahue have?
Caviahue has a total of 29 slopes that allows skiers and snowboarders to enjoy its journey over its snow.
How many lifts does Caviahue have?
Caviahue has a total of 13 lifts. This allow skiers and snowboarders enjoy their day in its 29 slopes.
How high is Caviahue from base?
Caviahue altitude at base is 1650 mts, having is top altitude level at 2045 mts
What is the vertical drop at Caviahue?
Caviahue has a total vertical drop of 395 mts, this is the result of a ski resort top altitude of 2045 mts minus the base altitude that is at 1650 mts in this ski resort.