QUEENSTOWN
SNOW REPORTS

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.

Mountain
Closed
Road
Open
Temp
1°C
Weather
Wind & Rain
Max Snow
0cm
Min Snow
0cm
Mountain Conditions

Road Comment:

Snow Conditions:

Last Snow Fall: 2 December 2024 0cm

Snow Comment: Closed

Weather Conditions:

We are CLOSED Today due to high winds and rain forecast.

 

Thanks to all of you that came up for an epic opening day yesterday!

 

We will see you all up here again on Wednesday, for our first sunset session where we are open until 8pm!

Mountain
Closed
Road
Open
Temp
-3.1°C
Weather
Partly Cloudy
Max Snow
227cm
Min Snow
62cm
Mountain Conditions

Road Comment: 09/12/24 - 0954am - Snow is settling to Red Eye corner. 2WD will require chains from this point up. With the ski area now closed the road is not controlled as it is during winter. While the road is open to the public, drivers need to take responsibility for their own safety - including fitting chains or not proceeding as appropriate. Please drive carefully on the road - be prepared to encounter heavy machinery, keep left, obey the speed limit and drive to the conditions.

Snow Conditions: Variable

Last Snow Fall: 2 December 2024 0cm

Snow Comment:

Weather Conditions:

A big thanks to everyone who joined us at Remarks this winter - we’ve loved sharing our beautiful mountain with you. We hope everyone has a great summer, and we look forward to seeing you for Winter 2025 :).

 

Please note that the ski area is now the backcountry. Natural and man-made hazards exist and are unmarked and unprotected. There is no snow safety - the snow is uncontrolled. Ensure you check the Avalanche Advisory (https://www.avalanche.net.nz/region/10) for the latest conditions, and that you are prepared for safe backcountry travel. There is no Ski Patrol or Roads Crew and no rescue or support services on the ski area or the road - in case of emergency dial 111. Enjoy, and be safe out there.

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