Valle Nevado is one of three interconnected ski resorts that make up Chile’s Tres Valles region, alongside La Parva and El Colorado. In fact, parts of El Colorado’s backside are clearly visible from the Valle Nevado base area, and it’s not uncommon for guests to mistake that terrain as part of Valle Nevado—until they consult the trail map and boundary markings. While these three resorts have historically operated independently, they are physically connected by skiable terrain—when conditions allow. As a result, it is possible to ski or ride between them. However, each resort maintains its own lift ticket, so skiing into La Parva or El Colorado from Valle Nevado does not automatically grant lift access there. Valle Nevado and La Parva have shared ownership since 2024. Beginning with the 2025 season, they now offer a ticket add-on that allows access to both resorts on the same day at a discounted rate. Currently, there is no full Tres Valles joint pass, and Valle Nevado continues to o...