NZSki
The company behind the mountains
For over 20 years, NZSki has operated three of New Zealand's largest, and most accessible ski areas: Coronet Peak and The Remarkables in Queenstown, and Mt Hutt in Canterbury.
Every year, from late May to mid October, we welcome locals and visitors from around the world to enjoy the experince the snow and enjoy the mountains.
Three mountains, united in our mission to create unforgettable alpine experiences for generations to come.
coronet peak
The closest mountain to Queenstown and New Zealand's orignial ski area, known for its sunrise to sunset skiing with First Tracks and Night Ski. Find Good Times on the rollercoaster terrain or with the vibrant après.
THE REMARKABLES
Queenstown's big mountain, known for sunny slopes, wide alpine bowls and the progressive terrain. Explore the beginner terrain or step it up to the parks or drop into the chutes before enjoying the epic views from the Ice Bar.
MT HUTT
It's all about big mountain days, wide-open runs and the kind of down-to-earth Kiwi welcome Mt Hutt’s known for. Chase fresh tracks, carve down perfectly groomed corduroy, then settle in at Ōpuke Kai and soak up the views with a flat white in hand.
Ski New Zealand
Explore the Mountains
Three amazing mountains, two incredible locations - find out what makes them all so special.
Join the team
Our vision is to make the mountains the ultimate alpine destinations, where adventure stays with you, connections to our maunga run deep, and the experience is unforgettable. With our passion for sustainability and innovation and a drive for excellence, we’re shaping the future of snowsports for generations to come.
Caring for our mountains
Our three mountains are situated in some of the most stunning environments in the world. We're privileged, and we take that responsibility seriously. Read more about our approach to sustainability, conservation, and long-term thinking.
Trade and Media
Your hub for NZSki media kits, trade informtaion, image galleries and filming permissions across Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt.
