Top Santiago Winter Sports

Embark on a thrilling winter hike through Chile's Cajon del Maipo, taking in the beauty of this spectacular canyon disguised in a bed of snow. Set out from Santiago for this incredible snowshoeing adventure, trekking 5-miles toward the base of a glacier, marveling at the stunning scenery—including San Jose volcano—en route. Break for an outdoor lunch, admire a waterfall that takes on new life in winter and then begin your return 5-mile hike before being dropped off at your Santiago hotel.

Escape the city and spend the day in the Andes Mountains on a tour of Valle Nevado and Farellones from Santiago. In a small group limited to 14, you’ll visit the winter resorts of Farallones and Valle Nevado, both set amid snow-capped Andean peaks, and enjoy a range of activities such as skiing or tubing (own expense). Spend free time exploring and relaxing in each town and relish the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

Embark on a thrilling 9-mile guided hike through Chile's spectacular El Morado Natural Monument National Park. Departing from Santiago, your adventure begins in the village of Baños Morales with a steep trek that flattens out as you go. Enjoy stunning natural scenery while making your way toward popular San Francisco Glacier and Morales Glacier pond. Savor a boxed lunch in the mountains, then set back out on your return trek. At the end of your day trip a vehicle will be waiting to whisk you back to your hotel.

Enjoy a winter adventure as you go on a snowshoeing hike at Cajon de Maipo on a full-day tour. This is the perfect option for all those adventurous travelers who want to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Discover the Andes Mountains through a winter panorama in the Maipo Canyon with snowshoes and enjoy stunning views of San Jose Volcano! This tour includes a professional guide, box lunch, appetizers and wine, transportation. DIFFICULTY: Medium high. The first hour of the hike is steep and then it becomes flat. Altitude increase of 600 meters. Tour subject to change due to weather conditions (rain or snow).

The Tour is Private and exclusive Small group ( from 2 to 4 pers) Exclusive ski instructor journey Flexible time 4WD transport Professional Company in sport adventure

Our ski day is not just transportation and access to the resort — it’s a full guided experience in the Andes. You’ll spend the entire day skiing alongside a professional skier who is also your bilingual guide. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, you’ll receive personalized tips, technique support, and guidance throughout the day to make the most of your time on the slopes. What makes this experience unique is the personal attention, safety, and warmth we provide. From private transportation to lunch and expert coaching, everything is designed so you can enjoy the Andes with zero stress and full support — not just skiing, but truly living the mountain.

Experience the most unforgettable way to explore Santiago and its surroundings, from the air high above, accompanied by an expert guide who will immerse you in the city's wonderful history and its stunning surrounding landscapes. Discover the panoramic beauty of the region through a unique and captivating aerial experience.

Go trekking in the Andes and wind down with a relaxing visit to Baños Colina Hot Springs. Depart from Santiago for a nearly 2-mile guided hike through spectacular Andean scenery, making your way through a lush canyon to view Chile's San Jose Volcano. Continue afterward to the natural mountain hot springs and soak in baths as warm as 122-degrees F (50°C). Spend several hours enjoying the various pools—and savoring a boxed lunch—before setting off on your return hike. This day trip includes round-trip hotel transport.

Enjoy this spectacular trip to “El Morado” Natural Monument National Park, located at 93 kms (57 miles) from Santiago.  The starting point of the hike is in Baños Morales, a mountain village at 1,900 meters of altitude (6,200 ft). The trail leads to the beautiful San Francisco Glacier lookout at 2,500 meters (8,200 ft) and the Morales Glacier lagoon. During the hike we will have a refreshing stop at “Aguas de Panimávida”, iron-rich carbonated waters that directly spills out from the earth. Difficulty level is HIGH. This tour is recommended for people in good physical shape. The first hour of the hike is steep and then it becomes flat. The difference of altitude is of 600 meters (1,900 ft).