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9 ski resorts in Chile and Argentina compared by season, terrain, and cost. Skiing in South America starts from around $1,800 per week including flights from the US.
NOAA's October 2026 update puts an 83% chance on a historic El Niño during October to December — a 3-month RONI value of +2.5°C or more, which would exceed every El Niño dating back to 1950. Here is what the primary-source data says about peak timing, storm tracks, regional snowfall probabilities, and how to sequence your Epic or Ikon pass this winter.
2026 season open. Plan your first Andes ski trip: flights, visas, altitude & budget breakdown. Argentina from $2,000/week, Chile from $2,900.
Whistler Blackcomb and Park City are North America's two largest ski resorts and both sit on the Epic Pass. Here's a detailed comparison on terrain, snow, access, cost, and town character.
A geographic guide to skiing in Patagonia and Argentina — Cerro Catedral, Las Leñas, Chapelco, Cerro Castor, and Cerro Bayo. Terrain, travel logistics, costs, and multi-resort itineraries for US skiers.
Japan's ski season runs December through April, but conditions change dramatically each month. Here's exactly when to go for the best powder, smallest crowds, and lowest prices.
Pass prices are climbing. Lock in your 2026/27 trip now.
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Mountain Marker exists because planning a ski trip shouldn't require twenty browser tabs. We built the directory we wished existed when we started skiing internationally: one place to compare resorts honestly, understand what a trip actually costs, and figure out logistics like transfers, lift passes, and ski hire without piecing together information from five different sites.
Every resort page is researched by skiers who have either been there or done the homework you'd do yourself. We don't rank resorts by who pays us the most. Our editorial ratings are independent. When we recommend a booking partner, it's because we'd use them ourselves.
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