The Lowdown
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- Base elevation: 150m
- Highest landing: 2400m
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- Av. runs per day: 6-10
- Av. length of run: 700m
- Longest run: 1000m
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- Group size: 4 + guide or 3 + 2 guides
- Groups per helicopter: 1
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- Season: September to November
- Terrain: Glaciated, alpine
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- International flight: Santiago or Buenos Aires
- Domestic flight: Puerto Montt
A multi-adventure trip
While skiing or snowboarding in Patagonia is an unforgettable experience, the range of other activities to do makes this a truly diverse adventure. If you have energy to spare, conditions for whitewater rafting, kayaking, hiking and mountain biking are spectacular, but if you prefer something a little more chilled out, angling, birdwatching or boat trips are equally good ways to appreciate the beauty of Patagonia.
Pioneering skiing
In our experience, the easiest places to get to are never the best and the journey is worth the effort. This is one of the most remote places to ski on earth - there are mountains out here that have probably never been stood on, let alone skied on.
Stay on land or on sea
Choose between a riverside retreat offering complete seclusion or a yacht with helipad to explore the Patagonian fjords. Both are equipped with the kit you need to explore in myriad ways.
Prices & Dates
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Chilean Patagonia
Rio Palena
From US$96,000 (6 guests)
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Chilean Patagonia
Yacht-based Heliskiing
From €490,000 (20 berths)
Lodge or Yacht?
Elemental Adventure can help you decide which is the best trip for you and our expert advice is free of charge