Cerro Bayo, Argentina

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Cerro Bayo summary

Cerro Bayo (Bay Hill) is located approximately nine kilometres from Villa la Angostura and is one of the resorts of the Lakes district. Ten lifts access twenty trails with skiable terrain for all abilities. Every year the ski area of Cerro Bayo improves: expanded parking lots, upgrading or installing new lift systems, and most recently, the addition of a snowboard park.

Resorts close to Cerro Bayo include: Antillanca (37 km), Cerro Catedral (48 km), Chapelco (66 km), Volcán Osorno (89 km), Perito Moreno (111 km),

	Trails (Pistes): 20	Halfpipes: -
	Summit: 1749 m	Toplift: m
	Beg: 60% Int: 15% Adv: 25%	Terrain Parks: 1
	Vertical Drop: 600 m	X-Country: -
	Lifts: 11 (6 chair lifts, 5 surface lifts)	Snowmaking: Y
	Gondolas / Cable Cars: -	Slopeside accom.: Y
	Restaurants: 4	Acres of ski: -
	Bars: -	Nearest Airport: San Carlos de Bariloche
	Nearest Train: -	Info phone: +542944494189 \| Cerro Bayo Resort Info Website

Visitor Reviews of Cerro Bayo

Phil Smith Snoworks All Mountain Ski Courses from UNITED KINGDOM writes:

Villa Angustura is a picturesque village nestled at the side of Lake Lake Nahuel Huapi. We stay at the most amazing hotel in the forest right on the banks of the lake and it’s one of the most popular places in our South American itinerary.
The ski resort itself, Cerro Bayo, is tiny but if you’re experienced off-piste it’s definitely worth a visit. We have the resort as part of our Snoworks Chile and Argentina Adventure trip and our guests love it.
You have the main ski lift from the bottom which serves a blue/red run. It’s a great easy run for cruising and having a blast or warming up. To access the off-piste you need to take the top lift. This had been out of service for a couple of years so some of us skinned up and the other hiked. When this lift is working you can take a short hike (30 minutes) to a summit and from here there are some great off-piste routes back down. You have to pull back around towards the ski resort to get back to the lifts. We ended up doing circuits here all day long. If you want to skin further afield the possibilities are endless.
From a safety point don’t head off-piste unless your kitted up, experienced and with instructors or guides. We have our own instructors and all our own safety equipment. If you want more information on this ski area check out our Snoworks website and South American Ski Adventures. Phil Smith Snoworks All Mountain Ski Courses.

2008-08-06

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