At Refugios Frey and Jakob, we'll indulge in the most delectable, locally-sourced food you can imagine. Despite being in remote locations, the Refugios are renowned for serving up mouth-watering, hearty meals that will fuel us for distant peaks and untouched lines.

From juicy, succulent steaks to homemade pizza and warming stews, every bite will tantalize your taste buds and nourish your soul. And let's not forget the rich wines and local beer - the perfect accompaniment to the breathtaking beauty of the Andes.

Get ready for the ultimate mountain escape, where adventure and comfort collide in the most breathtaking way. The Refugios Frey and Jakob are fully equipped with everything you need to fuel your skiing or splitboarding adventures, so all you need to bring is your gear, clothes, sleeping bag (lightweight down with compression bag, 20F minimum), and avalanche safety gear.

But the real magic happens after the sun sets - the Refugios offer some of the most awe-inspiring stargazing you'll ever witness. And if the moon is out, we might even embark on a moonlit night ski tour, taking in the majesty of the Andes under a shimmering lunar glow.

Step outside the hut's door and enter a world of pure adrenaline. A stunning cirque with orange granite spires, tight and steep couloirs (up to 1000 feet long and 40-55 degrees steep), and wide open mellow faces (30+ degrees) await you. This is the ultimate playground for backcountry skiing and riding. Every turn will leave you breathless as you carve your way through the jaw-dropping terrain of the Andes. With each descent, you'll push yourself to the limit, knowing that the next line will be even more epic. This is the stuff that dreams are made of, and you're about to live it. Get ready for an adventure that will leave you craving more, long after the snow has melted.

Victor McNeil is an IFMGA certified Ski Guide who loves exploring and traveling around the world. He is also the third certified Splitboard Mountaineering Guide in the United States and runs a non-profit avalanche forecasting center in the Wallowas. Kelly McNeil is a Ski Guide, Professor, and Professional Member of the American Avalanche Association. She focuses on studying public health and safety connections in avalanche industry and has completed a Professional Level 2 avalanche certification. Kelly is also an instructor trainer for the America Institute for Avalanche Research and Education and has completed the AMGA ski guide course.