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Ski Season Recommendations (Southern Hemisphere)
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello!

Currently considering doing a ski season in the Southern Hemisphere during the European Summer as it looks likely I won't get the chance again. Initially I'd thought of heading to Queenstown, but I've been reading some threads that suggest that the snow is better in South America, specifically Chile. I know perhaps people on this forum won't have frequented these destinations too much, but in the chance there are some people with experience, I'd appreciate some advice and recommendations!

I realise Queenstown will probably be easier in an organisational sense and it seems as if I won't have too much difficulty in getting a job (have contacted a few bars already with positive responses), but I don't know what it would be like living outside of the ski station seeing as I don't drive. Chile is a bit more of an exotic option…I'm not sure what the job situation would be like, but I'd definitely like to learn Spanish. So any ideas about Chile would be especially appreciated!

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