Chile ski resort webcams & snow report

Chile holds most of South America's serious skiing, and it happens during the northern summer — the season runs roughly June to early October. The Central Andes above Santiago (Portillo, Valle Nevado, La Parva, El Colorado) are high, treeless and dry, with resorts sitting near or above 10,000 feet; further south, the volcano resorts — Nevados de Chillán, Corralco, Villarrica, Osorno — ski through forest and old lava fields with heavier snowfall and more weather.

PeakCam tracks 13 ski resorts in Chile across 6 regions: Central Andes (5), Araucanía Andes (3), Lake District (2), Biobio Andes (1) and others. 8 of them have live webcams on PeakCam — 29 cams in all.

None of the 13 Chile ski resorts has an NRCS telemetry station — the network only covers the United States, so every snow figure on this page is a weather-model estimate (Open-Meteo), updated every six hours. That is a good storm signal, not an on-the-ground measurement, and each resort page says so.

PeakCam treats this as the off-season in Chile: 5 of 13 resorts report no base, and the 2027 season is next. The latest reading still shows 87 inches at Portillo — if lifts are turning late-season, that number is current. Cams, snow reports and powder alerts keep running year-round.