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Cerro Castor Ski Resort

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Overview

General information about the Cerro Castor Ski Resort. Access relevant technical information about the resort, as well as maps, prices, opening hours and contacts.

The Resort

Cerro Castor Ski Resort is a renowned ski destination located near the city of Ushuaia, Argentina. Situated in the province of Tierra del Fuego, Cerro Castor is known for being the southernmost ski resort in the world.
Cerro Castor stands out for offering a different experience for the practice of winter sports and for its breathtaking landscapes. The resort has diverse terrain, well-groomed slopes and a long ski season, usually from June to October. The ski area encompasses a variety of slopes suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders, and also has off-piste areas for those seeking more adventurous skiing experiences.
The quality of the snow at Cerro Castor Ski Resort is highly appreciated, with an average annual fall of around 7 metres. The resort’s southern location and proximity to the ocean contribute to the accumulation of light, dry, and powder snow. This makes it an attractive destination for those who enjoy skiing in perfect conditions.
In the city of Ushuaia it is possible to find a wide variety of accommodations, restaurants and attractions. Visitors to Cerro Castor can also take advantage of Ushuaia’s status as a gateway to Antarctica and explore the region’s unique wildlife, glaciers and natural wonders.

Ski Slopes

Runs
30
Total length
29 km
Beginner
9
Intermediate
4
Advanced
11
Expert
6

Ski Lifts

Lifts
12
Cabin lifts
0
Chairlifts
5
Platter lifts
4
Magic carpets
3
Rope tows
0

Operating Times​

Opening
10:00
Closing
16:45

Prices

Day ticket
Children day ticket
K
Season ticket
Children season ticket
K

Contacts

Website
www.cerrocastor.com
Address
Ruta 3, km 26, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina

Trail Map​

Location

The information presented here is obtained through the Cerro Castor Ski Resort and our local observers.