Like Valle Nevado and El Colorado, La Parva is geared more toward winter sports enthusiasts than general tourists. This means skiers and snowboarders won’t be competing with sightseers for space on the mountain or chairlifts. La Parva’s wide footprint helps disperse crowds across the slopes, and the resort has multiple lift redundancies in its most popular areas to minimize bottlenecks. The resort also stands out for its strong on-mountain facilities. Multiple mid-mountain restaurants offer inviting outdoor seating and a distinctly European flair—especially impressive by South American standards. That Euro-inspired experience extends to the base village, where you’ll find a mix of casual cafeteria-style eateries and sit-down restaurants lining the lower mountain pistes. Digital nomads take note: there's a coworking space at the Parva Chica base area, making it easy to squeeze in some productivity between runs. For those drawn to the natural beauty of the Andes, La Parva doesn’t disa...