Sharpen your turns at Cerro Catedral with a two-hour private ski or snowboard lesson for 2–3 people. Learn from multilingual instructors with rental gear included and targeted on-slope coaching at La Base ski school.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
A thin morning light cuts across the open bowls of Cerro Catedral as the first lifts creak into motion; the snow ahead holds a faint crust that will soften with the sun. Join a two-hour private ski or snowboard lesson for two or three people at La Base ski school and the mountain becomes a compact classroom—pistes that teach edging, steeper chutes that test balance, and wide cruisers that let technique settle in.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Casual to moderate fitness; ability to stand and walk on uneven terrain and maintain balance for short drills is sufficient.
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History
Cerro Catedral developed in the mid-20th century into a major Argentine ski center; its name refers to jagged granite towers on the ridge that resemble cathedral spires.
Conservation
The resort operates within Nahuel Huapi National Park boundaries, so visitors should stick to marked trails and follow waste and wildlife guidelines to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Private Ski Lesson or Snowboarding Lesson for 2 or 3 people today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early for Boot Fitting
Get to La Base 30–45 minutes before your lesson to fit boots and tune equipment — poorly fitting boots ruin technique work.
Helmet Check
Helmets are strongly recommended though not listed as included — confirm with the operator and bring your own if possible.
Book Morning Sessions
Morning lessons usually offer firmer, more consistent snow and calmer winds, making it easier to learn edges and turns.
Communicate Health Limits
Declare any back, heart, or pregnancy concerns when booking — the provider notes medical restrictions for safety.
Baselayer and insulating mid-layer
Moisture-wicking base layers and a warm mid-layer keep you comfortable during short lesson bursts.
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Waterproof jacket and pants
Wind- and waterproof outerwear protects from cold, snow and high-elevation gusts.
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Goggles with interchangeable lenses
Goggles improve visibility in flat light and protect eyes from wind and sun glare.
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Wrist guards (for snowboarders) or fitted gloves
Wrist protection reduces injury risk for new snowboarders; warm, dexterous gloves keep hands functional.
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