Nevados de Chillán
Las Trancas, Chile
Nevados de Chillán has no new snow today; the snow surface is slush. Today's forecast is mainly clear, with a high near 13°C and a low around -4°C. The resort is currently open for the season, with lifts running 9:00 AM – 4:45 PM. It sits in the Andes, with 870 m · 2,850 ft of vertical drop. The Nevados de Chillán ski season runs from July 18, 2026 to September 20, 2026.
Snow forecast
-2°Ice
12°Slush
13°Slush
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Unlock in Snow DaysElevation
- Base elevation
- 1,530 m · 5,020 ft
- Summit · Volcán Chillán (Don Otto)
- 2,400 m · 7,870 ft
- Vertical drop
- 870 m · 2,850 ft
- Mountain range
- Andes
Lifts & season
- Season
- Jul 18 – Sep 20
- Lift hours
- 9:00 AM – 4:45 PM
Parking
Three lots — Plaza Tata, Plaza Willy and Plaza Otto — open daily 08:30–16:00. A charge applies only at busier points in the season, and buying any resort product or service (lift ticket, lodging, thermal baths) covers vehicle access at no extra cost when you show proof of payment. Neither a purchase nor a fee guarantees a space: lots are first-come and the access road closes once they fill, so arrive early in winter. There is also limited free parking below the base, though it isn't signposted. No official daily rate is published.
Frequently asked
- When does Nevados de Chillán open for the season?
- Nevados de Chillán's ski season runs from July 18, 2026 to September 20, 2026.
- What are the lift hours at Nevados de Chillán?
- Lifts run 9:00 AM – 4:45 PM (local time). Hours can vary with weather and holidays.
- Is Nevados de Chillán open right now?
- Yes — Nevados de Chillán is currently open for the season. Check the live snow forecast above before you head out.
- Is there parking at Nevados de Chillán?
- Yes — Nevados de Chillán has parking. Parking is paid. No reservation is required.
- Where is Nevados de Chillán and how high is it?
- Nevados de Chillán is a ski resort in Las Trancas, Chile, in the Andes. Its base sits at 1,530 m · 5,020 ft, rising to a summit of 2,400 m · 7,870 ft at Volcán Chillán (Don Otto), giving a vertical drop of 870 m · 2,850 ft.