Spend a private full day in Farellones with guided beginner lessons, lift access, and all-day snow activities. Expect a practical mountain day with strong sun, varied snow play, and sweeping views back toward Santiago.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
Morning light slices the Andes as a private 4x4 pulls off the paved road and into a field of wind-sculpted snow. The village of Farellones opens like a working postcard: low-slung lodges, lift towers ticking, and a scatter of laughter from tubing lanes and learning slopes. The air here has a crispness that pushes you forward; the mountain seems to dare you to try one more run.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate fitness; able to stand for lessons and walk in winter boots. Suitable for beginners and recreational skiers.
Wildlife
History
Farellones grew from a 19th-century mining settlement into one of Chile's earliest ski service villages, later linked to neighboring ski areas by lifts and roads.
Conservation
High-Andean habitats are fragile—stick to marked slopes, pack out waste, and minimize water use at mountain facilities.
Reserve your spot on the Ski Parque Farellones And Full Snow Activities. Private Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress in thin layers
Temperatures vary quickly; use a moisture-wicking base, insulating mid-layer, and waterproof outer shell.
High-altitude sun protection
Apply SPF 50 sunscreen and wear UV sunglasses—reflection off snow increases exposure.
Bring two pairs of socks
Dry feet are comfortable feet; pack a spare pair in case the first gets wet from boots or snow.
Book private pickup details
Confirm hotel pickup time and any height/weight details for rental sizing the day before.
Waterproof ski jacket
Keeps you warm and shields against wind and wet snow during long outdoor days.
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Insulated ski gloves
Protects hands when riding lifts, taking lessons, and playing in the snow.
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UV sunglasses or goggles
High-altitude glare can be severe; eye protection improves visibility and comfort.
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Warm base layers and two sock pairs
Layering controls overheating on climbs and keeps you warm during breaks and tubing sessions.
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