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: As always carry chains, drive to the conditions, and follow our road crews direction.
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Last Snow Fall: 14 October 2025 0cm
Snow Comment: Looking forward to getting the MTB out and getting in some time at the summit taking in the view. The Dropzone is now used for freight deliveries so please do not park directly in front of the building. Many thanks
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Thank you everyone for such a great 2025 season. Couldn't have done it without you. Look forward to doing it all again in 2026.
Looking forward we open for Sightseeing and MTB on December 7th. Hope to see some of you locals up here in the summer time.
Road Comment: Our road is currently closed due to snow and safety. If you go through the tollgate do not above Windy Point, 4km.
Snow Conditions: Variable
Last Snow Fall: 14 October 2025 0cm
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Thanks so much to everyone who came up to Remarks this winter, it was a real pleasure to have you here and share this beautiful mountain with you. Big shout out to our wonderful staff - you’ve been amazing this year, thanks and all the best. We wish everyone a great summer and look forward to seeing you in winter 2026!
Now that we are closed the ski area is the backcountry. Natural and man-made hazards exist and are unmarked and unprotected. Snow safety has finished, the snow is uncontrolled.
The road tollgate is operating, but the road is not cleared or managed. See below for current road conditions.
There is no Ski Patrol or Roads crew and no rescue or support services on the hill or the road - in case of emergency dial 111.
If you are venturing out, we encourage you to check the Avalanche Advisory (https://www.avalanche.net.nz/region/10) for the latest conditions and ensure you are prepared and equipped for safe backcountry travel. Enjoy, and be safe out there :).
