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Opening Dates for 2010 NZSki Areas:

• Coronet Peak: Open 05 June / Close: 3 October 2010
• Mt Hutt: Open 12 June 2010 / Close: 17 October 2010
• The Remarkables: Open 19 June 2010 / Close: 10 October 2010

Please note that these dates are subject to weather and opening conditions at all times

Skiing in New Zealand is awesome. Spend more time skiing amongst spectacular scenery on uncrowded, treeless slopes and less time queueing for lifts. Facilities include modern complexes with ski and snowboard schools, full equipment hire, kids areas and easy chairlift access. There are runs for beginners, intermediates, and the real experts - for skiers and snowboarders alike.

Choose from our extensive range of skiing & snowboarding equipment, lift passes, or Combo Packs & Information

News Highlights for NZSki 2010

• In 2010 NZSki is the first snowsports company in New Zealand to install a fully re-usable radio frequency,
  direct to lift system available to all customers for access to all 3 ski areas (Coronet Peak, The Remarks and Mt Hutt)

• The Combo Packs for 2010 still offers a 1 day Starter Pack Combo (starter lift access) , a 1 day Progression Pack
  (full lift access) and a NEW Novice 1 day Combo pack (restricted lift access) to compliment the Starter and
  Progression Pack

• Additional days can be purchased for the Progression Combo Packs

• Children 6 and under still ski free at Coronet Peak and Mt Hutt and children 10 and under ski free at The Remarkables

There are three great ski & snowboarding fields to choose from: Coronet Peak, The Remarkables, or Mt Hutt.

Queentown’s original resort ski area is just 25 minutes from town. With a reputation for some of the best and varied terrain in Australasia it is no wonder that Coronet Peak has developed a truly international flavour.

Across the valley lies The Remarkables, Queenstown's true alpine ski area. Here the emphasis is very definitely on joining in and having fun, especially if you're a beginner, intermediate or looking for serious adrenaline.

Nestled high inside the eastern rim of the Southern Alps is Mt Hutt Ski Area, which receives some of the deepest, lightest, driest powder in Australasia. Overlooking the spectacular vista of the sprawling patchwork quilt of the Canterbury Plains with the blue Pacific Ocean in the far distance, skiers and snowboarders from all around the world can revel in the longest season in the Southern Hemisphere.