The Queenstown, New Zealand ski season runs from late June to early October. Queenstown has four unique mountain terrains to choose from – all a short drive from Queenstown’s town center. With just a simple glance below you’ll be able to compare the conditions at each and decide which is best for you on the day.
Road Comment: All vehicles carry chains today please.
Please drive with care, there was a good frost last night so be aware of slippery areas under the grit and in shady corners.
As always follow the directions of our Roads team, they are doing their best to get you up here safely!
Chains: Please Carry Chains
Snow (last 7 days): 7cm Season total: 71cm
Off-Piste: Mainly chalky snow with pockets of wind blown
Today:
Night ski this evening is going to be a classic! The coverage is great, snow is epic and vibes are pumping! Get on up here and start the weekend off the right way.
Race training is currently happening on Easy Rider and Race Arena on Rocky Gully T Bar so if you are curious or just want to have a look, be sure to pop over and enjoy a hot beverage with the lovely team at Heidi's Hut. While you are there take a dip in the steaming Hot tub, one of the best views in the basin.
Weather: Broken high cloud will be with us most of the day. The sun should poke in at times and then clearing out for a beautiful Night ski.
Road Comment: All vehicles must carry chains as conditions can change at any point.
Snow Conditions: Tracked powder
Last Snow Fall: 29 July 2026 37cm
Snow Comment: The large line is open for the first time this season!
Weather Conditions:
Good Morning everyone!
Its shaping up to be a beautiful day here at the Remarkables with a day of clear skis, cold temps and light winds which should make for fantastic skiing and riding around the mountain!
With before mentioned cold temps running through the night the grooming team have once again provided some amazing on piste skiing and riding with some cold, crisp, cord and something for everyone. The off piste is getting better and better week by week but still take care out there and look out for your mates.
Don't forget your sun screen, layers and smiles and we will see you up here!
