Las Leñas

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slopes does Las Leñas have?

Las Leñas has 32 slopes: 2 beginner, 16 intermediate, 12 advanced, and 2 expert. The resort covers 52 km of ski slopes.

How much does a day pass cost at Las Leñas?

A day pass at Las Leñas costs ARS 150000 (June - October season).

What is the elevation of Las Leñas?

Las Leñas ranges from 2200 m to 3430 m altitude, giving a vertical drop of 1230 m.

When is Las Leñas open?

Las Leñas is open from June - October, with lift hours 08:30 - 17:00.

Why ski at Las Leñas?

Las Leñas is the Argentina choice for adventurous skiers: high, dry, remote, and famous for steep off-piste possibilities when the Marte lift and weather cooperate. It is less of a town-based holiday and more of a self-contained mountain trip where terrain, storms, and lift status define the experience.

What is Las Leñas best for?

Las Leñas is ideal for: advanced and expert skiers, off-piste terrain, self-contained ski weeks.

What should I know before visiting Las Leñas?

Check Marte lift status, wind, avalanche conditions, and road logistics, because the resort's legendary terrain is only useful when the mountain is open and stable.

Is Las Leñas good for families?

Yes, Las Leñas is rated as child-friendly, making it a great choice for families with children.

Does Las Leñas offer night skiing?

Yes, Las Leñas offers night skiing, allowing you to ski after dark on illuminated slopes.

Does Las Leñas have snow parks?

Yes, Las Leñas has 1 snow park for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.