Not enough snow yet
Only light snow is in the forecast over the coming week. We'll update as the outlook firms up.
📖 About Volcán Osorno
Volcán Osorno offers a unique ski experience on the slopes of a perfectly conical volcano. The terrain is best suited for intermediate skiers and snowboarders looking for stunning views and a memorable descent. Its location in the heart of the Lakes District provides a breathtaking backdrop.
Terrain
The terrain is primarily open slopes with a consistent pitch, ideal for carving and cruising. While tree skiing is limited, the open faces allow for exploration and enjoying the panoramic views. The upper reaches offer steeper sections for more advanced skiers.
Snow quality
The snowpack is typically maritime, characterized by heavier, wetter snow due to the proximity to the Pacific Ocean. This can lead to variable conditions, but also provides a stable base for skiing.
Aspect
The volcano's conical shape means that slopes face in all directions, offering a variety of snow conditions throughout the day. North-facing slopes tend to receive more sun, while south-facing slopes hold snow longer.
Peak conditions
July-August
Busy periods
Chilean school holidays, weekends
❄️ Snow
Depth
Peak—
Base0cm
Fresh snow
0cm
last 24h
🌡️ Today
at 1750m⛅ Partly cloudy
Temperature
-2°
Feels like -5°
Wind (km/h)
Speed
0Gusts
7Visibility
1.8km
Freezing level
1330m
UV index
2.8
📅 Next 3 days
Today
Jul 1
-2° / -11°
Tomorrow
Jul 2
2° / -9°
Fri
Jul 3
1° / -9°
📊 Mountain stats
Peak elevation
1750m
Vertical drop
510m
Skiable area
180 ha
Longest run
2.5 km
🏔️ Season & access
Typical season
Late June – Early October
Nearest town
Puerto Varas
Nearest airport
PMC
Amenities
✓ Ski school ✓ Rental ✓ Family-friendly
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