When it comes to après-ski options, Cerro Catedral itself offers a solid experience. The base area has a selection of bars and restaurants where you can relax with a drink after a day on the slopes, and several mid-mountain lodges also offer on-mountain dining for those who prefer not to ski all the way down. What truly sets Cerro Catedral apart, however, is its proximity to the vibrant mountain town of Bariloche. Known for its lively nightlife and excellent food scene, Bariloche offers everything from cozy wine bars and local craft breweries to upscale seafood and steakhouse restaurants. For dessert, don’t miss the city’s legendary chocolate and ice cream shops—especially the dark chocolate ice cream, which is a local specialty. While food and drinks here are relatively expensive by South American standards, they’re still quite affordable compared to what you’ll find in most North American ski towns. The nightlife in Bariloche is especially lively, with several dance clubs staying ...