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After four days of unrelenting storms in Las Leñas, the snow stopped and the clouds broke.

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Will, popping out out of Sombrero.

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One week down, and tens of thousands of acres still to explore. We’ve had some spectacular blue bird days and now, the snow is falling.

For the last f…

Another thing about Las Leñas: a short boot pack will put you on top of some very cool places.

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In case you haven’t figured this out by now, Las Leñas has endless amounts of long, wide open terrain. Here, Will Brown lays some tracks down on Somb…

From Cerro Los Fósiles, we headed down to the entrance of Pénelope with Las Leñas backcountry guides, Pablo Thomas and Alex Weston.

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Still higher up the Marte chair, once you’ve managed to peel your eyes away from Manhattan, you see this magnificent monster: Cerro Entre Ríos.

A two …

Farther up the Marte chair, this classic Las Leñas chute (in the center of the photograph) called “Manhattan” is one of many sustained 40+ degr…

Once you’ve reached the top of Marte, if you head skier’s left, you’ll come to this view from Cerro Los Fósiles.

The highest rock formatio…

The ride up the iconic Marte chair:

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Having flown from Santiago, Chile, to Mendoza, Argentina, we hopped on a bus to Las Leñas. The views of the Andes mountains from the bus are not only spect…