SKI NEW ZEALAND

Celebrate 75 Years of Coronet Peak

From humble beginnings that required a long walk to a single rope tow, our mountain has evolved over its 75 years, building on its position as the birthplace as the country’s, true ‘original’ for winter snow sports.

24 Ski Areas. 3 Regions. Endless Adventures.

See You At The Bottom – The New Zealand Snow Movie is a 20 minute film that has one simple goal in mind: To leave you lusting to get to the mountains. We unveil the unique big mountain experiences on offer in each of New Zealand’s distinctly different ski regions.

Coronet Peak - Queenstown

Spectacular roller coaster terrain makes Coronet Peak ski area one of New Zealand's most exciting ski resort destinations. As the home of Night Ski, Coronet Peak lights it up Wednesday and Friday nights from 4-9pm in July and August for more skiing after the sun goes down in Queenstown.

Mt Hutt - Canterbury

Mt Hutt has been voted New Zealand’s best ski resort seven years running at the World Ski Awards – from 2015 to 2021. A true alpine experience, Mt Hutt has wide open terrain with leg burning runs and spectacular views over the Canterbury Plains. You’ve not skied in New Zealand until you’ve skied Hutt!

The Remarkables - Queenstown

Come find your freedom as you drop into sun-soaked bowls, world-renowned chutes or send it in one of our 7 parks. We’re also home to the legendary Burton Stash – one of only six worldwide and the only in the Southern Hemisphere. The Remarkables offers terrain and facilities to suit everyone from first timers to expert skiers and snow boarders.

Get the squad together

It’s a pilgrimage for some, an adventure for others. Explore some of the South Islands best ski areas on the road from Mt Hutt in Canterbury to Coronet Peak and the Remarkables in Queenstown. Check out our winter roadie video and get fizzzzing.

Local Legend

Meet local Queenstown legend and professional snowboarder Nick Hyne. Pushing the limits from his early days, Nick has travelled the world riding, filming and competing in snowboarding. Whether it’s going big in the park or hucking off cliffs there’s one mountain that keeps him returning for more and we’re stoked to share his story.

Local Legend

Meet a local Queenstown legend. Yuko Wakushima and her family are renowned for getting sendy and going large at Sugar Bowl terrain park. Not one to miss out, the 45-year old hits the jumps alongside her talented kids, loving every minute on the snow. A passionate snowboarder, proud parent and big time Remarkables fan, we are stoked to share her story.