Cerro Bayo Ski Resort is one of the most exclusive in the country and the closest to an urban center.

Just 5.6 miles from Villa La Angostura lies the base of this ski resort. Its maximum elevation reaches 5,846 feet above sea level. Surrounded by an incomparable natural environment, it incorporates the best technological advancements every year to maintain its boutique profile.
During the winter season, various high-end events take place, such as Rugby Extreme, Snow Polo, ski and snowboard races, and the traditional torchlight descent.

Additionally, it offers the opportunity to practice adaptive skiing, featuring a pioneering program and specialized instructors for people with physical, mental, or sensory disabilities, ensuring that the mountain is accessible to everyone.
The development of this ski resort began thanks to the vision of local pioneers and the subsequent consolidation of the Club Andino Villa La Angostura, who saw in the then-unexplored slopes of Bayo the promising future of a major winter activity center that has today become a trademark of the region.
Boasting a modern infrastructure that includes main gondolas, quad chairlifts, and magic carpets, the mountain optimizes ascent times. It features around 19 esquiable miles distributed across 31 slopes with different difficulty levels, in addition to exceptional off-piste terrain in areas like the Provinciales sector. Its more than 690 acres of skiable domain extend across forest-covered slopes, providing an ideal environment for both skiers and deep-powder snowboarders.
At the base of the mountain, a comprehensive complex offers all necessary infrastructure: state-of-the-art equipment rentals, a nursery, a ski school, and a first aid station. Also, at different mountain elevations, lodges and culinary mountain huts allow skiers to recharge with Patagonian dishes and soak up the sun on panoramic terraces.
Outside the snow season, the mountain transforms into a premier park for active tourism, offering circuits for downhill mountain biking, guided hikes, canopy tours, and trekking to its main viewpoints.