Explore Ski Resorts

The classic Queenstown day-trip mountain: open above the treeline, famous parks, and a 35-minute drive from Wanaka.

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Queenstown's closest ski field, a wide, rolling ridge with night skiing twice a week and views across Lake Wakatipu to the Remarkables.

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A whole ski village on a high plateau in the Victorian Alps, where almost every lodge is genuinely ski-in and ski-out.

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Canterbury's flagship field high on the inland ranges above the Canterbury plains, with long cruising, reliable snow and sweeping views to the Southern Alps.

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The largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere, spread across four linked areas in the New South Wales high country.

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A dramatic ridge above Queenstown with genuinely steep terrain, easy access from town and the best nightlife in the southern hemisphere.

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Australia's long-vertical resort, with a village at the bottom of a valley and 671 m of drop on the continent's highest lifted terrain.

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New Zealand's biggest vertical and its most demanding terrain, looking out over Lake Wanaka from a long, exposed ridge.

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Mt Ruapehu's southwest flank and the biggest vertical in New Zealand — long open cruisers for a fair NZ pass, in a volcanic setting.

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New Zealand's largest and most affordable ski area — vast open volcanic terrain on Mt Ruapehu, at a fair NZ day-pass.

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