How to Snowboard the Andes

Snowboarding in the Andes offers some of the world's most exciting and challenging terrain against of a backdrop of majestic geography and welcoming culture. Depending on the exchange rate, bargains are often available for terrific trips. If you're looking for a snowboarding challenge, check out some of these destinations for your next trip. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Challenging

1. Be prepared for the challenges of terrain intended for intermediate and advanced level snowboarders. Travel with equipment and clothing suited to high altitude temperatures and conditions.
2. Contact Fanatic Travels based in Buenos Aires, Argentina to arrange a Andean snowboarding vacation in combination with a golf, ski or fishing trip. Have Fanatic Travel arrange every aspect of the trip, including flights and accommodations.
3. Ask Overland Patagonia to arrange a group snowboarding adventure in the Patagonia region of Argentina. Plan to travel in the winter when rates are lowest.
4. Hit the slopes of Aconcagua with the help of Skiing Adventure in Chile. Enjoy more than 4000 acres of ski and snowboarding terrain worthy of the skilled snowboarder.
5. Make a five-day Argentina snowboarding holiday with stops in Cerro Cathedral, La Angostura, Antillanca and Cerro Bayo in the state of Rio Negro. Contact Ski Argentina to arrange a trip for four to fourteen people.
6. Check out the snowboarding holidays at Ski Portillo in Santiago, Chile. Ask about special package deals in this five-star hotel that includes all the amenities and access to one of the most exciting cities in South America.
7. Experience the ultimate Chilean snowboarding in the back country amid untouched virgin tree lines, steep chutes and deep powder. Rely on a local Andean guide to discover the best of snowboarding in the Chilean Andes. Contact Andean Powder Experience to arrange a trip June through October.