Mendoza · Cuyo · 35°29′ S
Malargüe and Las Leñas
Snow, volcanoes and sky
In winter, Las Leñas is one of South America's big ski resorts. The rest of the year, Malargüe is the base for La Payunia, home to one of the densest clusters of volcanoes on Earth, plus caves and lagoons with flamingos.
What not to miss
- Skiing at Las Leñas
- La Payunia and its volcanoes
- Caverna de las Brujas and Llancanelo lagoon
Getting there
Malargüe is about 420 km from Mendoza city and has an airport. Las Leñas is about 70 km from Malargüe.
Malargüe and Las Leñas, month by month
Tap a month to see what’s on, the weather and how busy it is.
January
Summer
- Normal.
February
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
March
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
April
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
May
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
June
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
July
Skiing at Las Leñas
Peak snow season at Las Leñas, during the winter holidays.
- Busy. Book ahead.
August
Winter
- Normal.
September
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
October
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
November
Spring
December
Summer
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Month by month
How many travelers stay in Malargüe and Las Leñas each month. Teal months are the quietest; earth-colored ones, the busiest.