New Zealand
5 resorts
New Zealand skis from June into October across the Southern Alps. Around Wanaka, Cardrona and Treble Cone trade family freestyle against expert freeride; around Queenstown, Coronet Peak runs the casino-and-night-ski circuit while The Remarkables names itself for the jagged peaks above Lake Wakatipu. Further north on the South Island, Mt Hutt above Methven runs the longest season in the country. Almost none of these resorts have ski-in/ski-out lodging: you stay in the lakeside towns and commute up daily.

New Zealand
1,860 m
Cardrona
Southern Alps
Altitude
1,260 - 1,860 m
Pistes
50 km
Snow score
82/100
Southern Hemispherefamily
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New Zealand
2,088 m
Treble Cone
Southern Alps
Altitude
1,250 - 2,088 m
Pistes
50 km
Snow score
84/100
Southern Hemispherefreeride
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New Zealand
1,649 m
Coronet Peak
Southern Alps
Altitude
1,187 - 1,649 m
Pistes
28 km
Snow score
75/100
Southern Hemisphereparty
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New Zealand
1,957 m
The Remarkables
Southern Alps
Altitude
1,610 - 1,957 m
Pistes
30 km
Snow score
80/100
Southern Hemispherefreestyle
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New Zealand
2,086 m
Mt Hutt
Southern Alps
Altitude
1,430 - 2,086 m
Pistes
30 km
Snow score
85/100
Southern Hemispheresnow-sure
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