Rating overall
6/10
Summary
Freeride - 60%
Big mountain terrain with wide-open face
Freestyle - 20%
No park to speak of!
Pistes - 80%
Incredibly wide with varying pitches
Beginners - 90%
Some of the best beginner terrain
Mountain stats
Top lift:2300m
Vertical drop:
Bottom lift:1480m
Lift count :
2 x Chairlifts
2 x Drag-lifts
200 hectares OF PISTES (25 PISTES)
Easy
Intermediate
Advanced
Pass (Low/High Season) :
0 Season pass
Corralco Euro carve - Rider Richie Johnston / Photo: Sam Smith
Corralco - Riders Keith Stubbs and Richie Johnston / Photo: Sam Smith
Corralco T-bar / Photo: Sam Smith
Corralco Indy - Rider Richie Johnston / Photo: Keith Stubbs
Corralco Method - Rider Keith Stubbs / Photo: Richie Johnston
Introduction
As the most recent addition to Chile’s line up of ski resorts, Corralco is another up and coming destination for South American snowboarders and international athletes looking to train.
Corralco Euro carve - Rider Richie Johnston
Photo: Sam Smith
Corralco is a typically shaped volcano found in the South of Chile, a few hours north of the better-known Pucon. The terrain here is wide open and unbelievably consistent. In 2015 Corralco was the first ski resort in Chile to open, potentially giving them the claim of the longest season in South America.