Neuquén · Late June — Late SeptemberAvailable
Caviahue
Skiing among ancient araucarias, with hot springs at the foot of the Copahue volcano.
Foto: Elvis Boaventura · Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0)
Caviahue is unlike anywhere else: runs through millennia-old araucaria forest on the slopes of the Copahue volcano, plus the unique bonus of ending the day in hot springs. It's quiet, family-friendly and one of the few resorts where the landscape competes with the skiing. The village is small — book lodging early for winter holidays.
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Highlights
- ▲Volcanic resort surrounded by ancient araucaria forests
- ▲Natural hot springs at Copahue volcano minutes away
- ▲Quiet slopes, ideal for families and unplugging
- ▲Unique landscape along the entire Argentine Andes
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Mountain info
1647m
Base elevation
2045m
Summit elevation
398m
Vertical drop
8
Lifts
18
Trails
50 ha
Skiable area
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Season
SeasonLate June — Late September
Average annual snowfall250 cm
Snow fallen this season❄️ 955 cm· season.fallen7d
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Forecast & snow
Next 7 days
+9.1 cm
Forecast snowfall at the summit
Next 7 daysSummit · 2.045 m
Thu—11° / 2°
Fri—10° / 2°
Sat—7° / 0°
Sun—4° / 1°
Mon—6° / -1°
Tue0.3 cm4° / -2°
Wed8.8 cm4° / -3°
Last 3 seasons (Jun–Oct)
| Season | Total snowfall | Snow days | Avg temp (max/min) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 364,7 cm | 43 | 3° / -4° |
| 2024 | 675,4 cm | 56 | 4° / -6° |
| 2023 | 906,4 cm | 73 | 3° / -5° |
ERA5 reanalysis data via Open-Meteo. Modeled estimate, not on-piste measurement.
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How to get there
By car
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Mendoza
Córdoba