Remarkables Ski Field

About
The 2nd closest Ski field from Queenstown. Only 50 minutes drive by car (you may need chains) or take the bus. The road is sealed from town to the mountain turn off, then its 14km of unsealed mountain road.
The Remarkables Ski Area is known for its alpine environment, relaxed atmosphere and sense of fun. Young snowboarders, freeskiers and families flock to the mountain’s varied trails, terrain parks and backcountry areas.  Freestylers can go on the rampage in a brand new UP & GO Terrain Park in Sugar Bowl this year – twice the size of the existing terrain park.  Novice freestylers can progress in the Fruju Beginner Park while not-so-serious visitors can forget the boards and enjoy the Ozone Tubing Park.  Live music on the deck adds to the party atmosphere.   Children aged 10 and younger ski free at The Remarkables Ski Area.  Distances from
Queenstown: 2km (50mins)
Wanaka: 96km (1hr 30mins)
The Remarkables Ski Field Mountain Road
14km unsealed mountain road

Getting there
Drive yourself or take the Ski Shuttle Click here to view the timetable (there is no need to book in advance).

The Remarkables Ski Shuttle Service
In addition to the below scheduled Ski Shuttle Services, The Remarkables runs an additional Shuttle from the base access road carpark.
Tickets are only purchasable on the bus. No Prior bookings necessary! For departure timetable Click Here

Chains
If you are driving yourself chains are often required, these are available to hire or buy from several petrol stations and ski shops in central Queenstown. You can also hire chains from half way up the mountain.

Mountain Stats
Height: 1935m
Vertical rise: 357m
Ski-able area: 220 hectares

Opening Hours

9am – 4pm 7 days a week

Remarkables Ski Field Terrain
Beginner: 30%
Intermediate: 40%
Experienced: 30%
Ages
Adult: 18 years and over
Youth: 7 – 17 years
Student: Full time tertiary (Must have ID)
Senior: 65-74 years
Children: 10 years and under receive FREE day lift passes
Seniors: 75 years and over receive FREE day lift passes 

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