Cerro Bayo

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About Cerro Bayo

Located 15 minutes from Villa La Angostura and 45 minutes from Bariloche airport, Cerro Bayo is a Boutique Ski Center that operates both in winter and summer. With 24 slopes, 16 lifts and 126 hectares of skiable surface, it is positioned as one of the most visited attractions by lovers of outdoor and mountain activities. Its varied proposals include alternatives such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and adapted skiing. It also has the Mini Terrain Park, a space for learning and perfecting techniques for children and adolescents. It offers agreements with local accommodations and contains a wide gastronomic offer distributed in picturesque bars and restaurants located within the center. In addition, a large agenda of activities adds value to make your stay unforgettable.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Cerro Bayo

Where is Cerro Bayo located?
Cerro Bayo is the ski resort of Villa La Angostura, Neuquén Province, Argentine Patagonia. The resort is located 9 km from the town center, accessible via National Route 231 and then Provincial Route 66, with a 6 km stretch of gravel road. Villa La Angostura is 76 km from Bariloche and 45 km from the Chilean border.
When is the ski season at Cerro Bayo?
The season runs roughly from mid-June to early October. July and the first half of August are the peak months, coinciding with the Argentine school winter break. Weeks in August can offer similar conditions with lower occupancy and better prices.
What is the altitude of Cerro Bayo?
The base of Cerro Bayo is located at approximately 1.050 meters above sea level, and its summit reaches 1.805 meters, with a skiable vertical drop of 755 meters. The moderate altitude makes the risk of altitude sickness practically nonexistent, making it an accessible destination for the whole family.
How many slopes does Cerro Bayo have and what are the levels?
Cerro Bayo features 25 runs across four levels (green, blue, red, and black) on 280 hectares of skiable terrain, plus an additional 180 hectares of off-piste skiing in the Provinciales area. The maximum uninterrupted descent is 6 km. It has 16 lifts with a maximum capacity of 9.245 passengers per hour.
What makes Cerro Bayo special for beginners?
A key differentiator of Cerro Bayo is that the beginner slopes are located at 1.500 meters above sea level—not at the base like in other resorts—guaranteeing optimal snow conditions throughout the season for lessons and practice. The ski school has experienced Spanish-speaking instructors for both adults and children.
When does it snow the most in Cerro Bayo?
July and August are the months with the greatest snow accumulation. In years with good winter conditions, these conditions can remain excellent well into September. August can be especially recommended for those seeking less crowded areas with good snow and lower prices than in July.
Is Cerro Bayo suitable for families with children?
Cerro Bayo is one of Argentina's most highly recommended destinations for families. Its beginner and mid-mountain slopes with guaranteed snow, a children's daycare with trained staff, and the "Cartoon Network" slope specially designed for young children make the resort a very complete option. Villa La Angostura also offers a range of quality tourist activities beyond skiing.
Which are the most difficult slopes at Cerro Bayo?
The black runs in the upper sector and the Provinciales off-piste area are the most challenging at the resort. The Provinciales off-piste area—over 4 km long—is unique in Argentina for being fully marked. Cerro Bayo hosts competitions on the Freeride South America calendar.
What activities are there in Cerro Bayo besides skiing?
Cerro Bayo offers snow tubing, snowshoeing, and off-piste skiing in the Provinciales sector. Villa La Angostura complements this with fine dining, chocolate shops, a spa, boutique stores, and Los Arrayanes National Park, home to the world's only arrayán forests.
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