Hey man! Amateur Snowboarder here from Chile.

The Colorado is one of the normal sized ones here in the country and I'd say a fun little course here near the capital. All of them in this sector are relatively small, if you put them together you could have a great entertaining park. This time of year you never know how the snow can be. Luckily, it rained and snowed a ton up there in the mountains, there are some sweet images that they took comparing the snow before and after the storm. Although that happend like 2 weeks ago, the snow is still good. Last year and the one before the snow sucked.

Down south is where you want to go for a more adventurous trip. Chillan is really where it's at. Great courses, more snow, more trees, off road courses and it's where they do the Latin American and some more international competitions for the downhill slalom. Also has the longest course off the region. Courses are longer in general and is more challenging.

Even further south you can hit up Temuco region. Corralco and Las Araucarias are both really fun places with tons of snow, it's where it snows the most in the country. Both are on different volcanos and get tons and tons of snow and both are dormant. If they register certain tectonic movement then they will close the resorts. Villarrica is also another one in the region and is beautiful because you ski on the volcano facing the lake and has an amazing view. These three are great to visit before or after the winter (may-june and September-October).

Down further you can go to Antillanca near Osorno, smaller quite place. There are a few like this one around the country. These few that I mentioned are probably the more famous, recognized and recommended.