Caviahue Trail Map

The base sector features three gentle green runs—El Molle, La Chimenea and the nursery slope—served by surface lifts and a double chair, making it perfect for those mastering wedge turns or enjoying the first-step magic carpet.

Mid-mountain terrain opens up with four blue runs, including Picuchén and Tincho, which fan out beneath the Telesilla Carbón quad. These cruisers wind through araucaria forests and reveal sweeping volcano vistas as they sweep back to the center lodge.

Above the trees, intermediate skiers tackle the 6.9 km Laguna Escondida run, a sustained blue that stretches from the summit’s snow-capped bowl down into a sheltered glade.

Advanced skiers head for the Zona Extrema off the Munichi chair, where a network of chutes and wind-scoured ridges demands precise turns. Don’t miss La Garganta, a steep, narrow chute that drops directly to the mid-station.

Expert routes fan out from the top of the Copahue lift, carving through sulphur-tinted rock gullies and providing backcountry access via marked side-country gates. Guided tours can lead riders to untracked fields of powder on the volcano’s flank.

While Caviahue lacks a formal terrain park, the natural snowfields along the ridgelines and occasional log features make for fun freestyle laps—especially after fresh storms when soft pillows form beneath fallen logs.