Treble Cone Ski Resort Guide, New Zealand - Passes, Prices & Terrain Maps

TREBLE CONE SKI RESORT (South Island)

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Alps, Treble Cone ski area promises to provide a thrilling snow adventure with terrain and scenery that will no doubt blow your mind!

As Wanaka’s premier ski area and South Island’s largest, Treble Cone offers plenty of congestion-free beginner terrain and wide intermediate groomed slopes for cruisey snow lovers. For the most seasoned skiers and riders, this mountain offers legendary free riding terrain unparalleled in Australasia, challenging even the most accomplished skiers and riders.

Located just a short 35 minute scenic drive from the beautiful lakeside resort town of Wanaka, or a 90 minute day trip from Queenstown, this “must visit” ski area offers spectacular views across Lake Wanaka and Mount Aspiring. Awarded 2006 NZ Ski Area People’s Choice Award (Snow.co.nz), Treble Cone is renowned for its friendly atmosphere, overall service and its stylish alpine restaurant facilities.

Elevation	2088 metres
Vertical	705 metres
Skiable Area	550 hectares
Lifts	Volkswagen 6 Seater Express Chairlift, Saddle Quad chairlift, Nice & Easy Platter, Magic Carpet
Terrain	Beginner 10%, Intermediate 45% & Advanced 45%
Season	30th June to 5th October 2008
Facilities	Terrain park & natural pipes; Restaurant and bar; Snowsports School; Childcare centre (from 3 years); Thunderboards workshop & Tuning service centre; Hire equipment shop; Retail shop.
Snowmaking	Yes - 50ha (123 acres)
Drive from town	35 minutes from Wanaka or 90 minutes from Queenstown.
Ski Shuttles	Daily shuttles are available from Wanaka and Queenstown.
Operating Hours	9.00am - 4.00pm daily
Longest Run	4 km (top of Quad Chairlift to Base Lodge)
Website	www.treblecone.co.nz

	BEGINNER	INTERMEDIATE	ADVANCED
TERRAIN	10%	45%	45%

	ADULT	STUDENT	YOUTH
HALF DAY PASS	$69	$49	$32
DAY PASS	$91	$69	$46
MULTI DAY PASS	Click here for prices
Kids under 6 and adults 70+ receive FREE day lift passes

	Treble Cone Ski Resort is in the Otago Region of New Zealand, close to Wanaka & Queenstown.