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Cerro Catedral Alta Patagonia Piste Map

Grab the Cerro Catedral Alta Patagonia ski resort map to get a proper look at the terrain before you arrive. The trail map covers 55 runs spread across beginner, intermediate and advanced terrain, serviced by 2 gondolas, 19 chairlifts and 8 drag lifts. The resort operates between 3,379m and 7,152m elevation, offering a solid mix of 2 beginner runs, 28 intermediate runs and 18 advanced runs.

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piste map for Cerro Catedral Alta Patagonia

Best Runs in Cerro Catedral Alta Patagonia

  • Lynch (Green): A wide, gentle nursery run near the base that's ideal for first-timers getting comfortable on skis.

  • Principiantes (Green): A mellow, forgiving slope perfect for building confidence before progressing to steeper terrain.

  • Martina (Blue): A cruisy intermediate run with consistent pitch that's brilliant for working on your technique without any nasty surprises.

  • Nubes (Blue): A long, flowing blue that winds through varied terrain and offers stunning Patagonian views as you carve your way down.

  • Punta Nevada (Blue): A well-groomed intermediate run that's popular with ski schools and perfect for practising wide, sweeping turns.

  • Lynch Bajo Nubes (Red): A properly steep red run that'll test your edge control and give your thighs a solid workout.

  • Cóndor (Red): A challenging piste with varied pitch that demands respect and rewards confident intermediate skiers.

  • Bella Durmiente (Black): A genuinely steep black run that'll get your heart racing with its sustained pitch and technical demands.

  • Casa de Piedra (Black): One of the resort's toughest marked runs, featuring moguls and steep sections that separate the confident from the cautious.

  • Bosque (Black): A tree-lined expert run that combines technical challenge with natural features, offering a proper test for advanced skiers.