Three weeks in Argentina, fifteen days at Las Leñas, done.

Throughout the second week of our trip, we spent more time exploring the Las Leñas side country, and all of us are very grateful to have stood in these spots and skied these lines. Take a look. We think you’ll understand why.

You don’t have to ski or board to be overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude and beauty of this place. But if you are a skier or boarder, this is a pilgrimage you simply have to make.

(Click on images to enlarge.)

Jason Hutchins, Pala de Vulcano, Las Leñas.

Ryan Caspar, Penélope, Las Leñas.

The only thing that rivals the terrain of Las Leñas...

Are the skies of Las Leñas.

Jason Hutchins, Sur 3800, Las Leñas.

We threw in this close-up just so you could catch your breath for a second.

Ryan Caspar on Casco, Will Brown on deck.

Will Brown, Banana, Las Leñas.

Ryan Caspar, Tanga, Las Leñas.

The line: Sur 3800. The translation? Heaven.

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