Ski Queenstown: New Zealand’s premier ski destination
Don’t believe what others say, Queenstown is the hub of New Zealand skiing – always was and always will be. During my time skiing around New Zealand I’ve been to a lot of ski towns, but Queenstown? It’s got that something extra. The kind of place that doesn’t just hand you a lift pass and point to the mountain – it pulls you in. It’s the real deal. A ski town with sparkle.
You can feel it as soon as you arrive
Maybe it’s the way the town wraps around Lake Wakatipu, or the Remarkables rising sharp in the distance. Maybe it’s the mix of jet-setters clinking cocktails and local legends rolling in from the slopes, snow still dusted on their boots. Either way, Queenstown doesn’t pretend – it just is. Ski town vibes dialled in and ready to go.
What's happening in Queenstown 2025
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Everyone's experience of Queenstown is unique
18 June 2025
Winter is here and the ski season has started in Queenstown
09 June 2025
Queenstown’s New Culinary Gem - Pavilion Queenstown opens
04 June 2025
Four world-class ski fields offer varied and true alpine terrain
27 May 2025
Eichardts. The Grille just opened a brand new bar!
26 May 2025
Ayrburn’s Winter Wonderland returns from Friday, 27 June to Sunday, 27 July 2025
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10 unique winter adventures in Queenstown 2025
Ski Queenstown
Ski Queenstown once, and you’ll talk about it. Ski Queenstown every season, and it becomes part of you.
I keep coming back because it gives you the full experience. Not just turns on a mountain, but that feeling – the one where you’re part of something bigger. Where the town hums with energy, the snow’s never too far away.
Ski Queenstown. It’s New Zealand’s premier ski destination for a reason. And yeah, it’s as good as they say.
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It’s Not Just One Mountain. It’s Four
When people say “Ski Queenstown”, they’re not talking about one field. They’re talking about a network of world-class ski areas, each with its own flavour:
The Town? Next-Level Good.
There are ski towns that have skiing, and then there’s Queenstown, where everything feels like part of the experience.
Mornings start with flat whites from somewhere cooler than it needs to be. Afternoons end with mulled wine or craft beer on the waterfront. Dinner could be street food or five-star, and you might even find yourself in a rooftop bar wondering how the day disappeared so fast.
