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
10°C
Weather
Showers
Max Snow
0cm
Min Snow
0cm
Mountain Conditions

Road Comment: The road is wet, so please drive carefully and keep two-way access at all times.

Snow Conditions:

Last Snow Fall: 24 May 2026 0cm

Snow Comment:

Weather Conditions:

 

We are Closed Today Sunday 31st May due to the forecast rain.

 

See you all tomorrow for some more Winter Made Early Fun!


For changes to reservations please contact:
0800 697 574 or email info@nzski.com

 

* Please note, we will not be permitting BYO sleds, as we have a max capacity of sledding to control the safety of our little (and big) sliders. 

 

 Winter Made Early will operate 29 May–12 June from 10am-3pm.

Mountain
Closed
Road
Open
Temp
7.8°C
Weather
Few Showers
Max Snow
0cm
Min Snow
0cm
Mountain Conditions

Road Comment: Our road is in an alpine environment which can change quickly. Drivers should carry chains and know how and when to fit them, and when to turn back. Following is a chain-fitting video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9rKZ_86A4I&t=1s

Snow Conditions: Variable

Last Snow Fall: 24 May 2026 0cm

Snow Comment:

Weather Conditions:

The temps are dropping and winter is fast approaching. Make sure you've got your lift passes sorted for another epic winter at Remarks! We open 13 June.

 

The road is open, the $15 tollgate is operating, and visitors are welcome.

The base area is a construction site - please follow the fenced pedestrian area between Carpark 1 and the ski area.

Please note that until we open for winter operations the ski area is the backcountry. Natural and man-made hazards exist and are unmarked and unprotected. The road is not managed as in winter. There are no rescue or support services on the ski area or the road, in case of emergency dial 111.

 

 

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