Treble Cone - Trail maps

Treble Cone, the largest ski area in New Zealand’s South Island, is famous for its long, uncrowded groomed runs, legendary off-piste terrain, and unrivaled views over Lake Wanaka and the Southern Alps. Located just a 35-minute scenic drive from Wanaka and a 90-minute drive from Queenstown via the Crown Range road.

It typically runs from late June to early October, depending on snow conditions.

The snow at Treble Cone is real. It receives an average snowfall of 5.5 meters annually, providing genuine snow conditions for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

Access to Treble Cone is by road. It’s approximately a 35-minute drive from Wanaka and about 90 minutes from Queenstown. Shuttle bus services may be available from Wanaka during the ski season. Find out more. 

There are no on-mountain accommodations at Treble Cone. Visitors can find a range of lodging options in nearby Wanaka.

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It is known for its diverse and challenging terrain, catering primarily to intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders.

There are Ski and snowboard rentals where visitors can rent skis & board equipment.

Whether you’re looking for a quick recharge or a leisurely lunch, there are numerous on-mountain locations to satisfy your cravings.

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Treble Cone does not offer creche-style childcare facilities for babies and infants, but ski and snowboard lessons are available for children aged 5 and above.

Ride Tribe TC is Treble Cone’s dedicated children’s program, operating on the same six Sundays as Ride Tribe Cardrona and the Cardrona Academy. For maximum enjoyment, children who are intermediate or advanced and can confidently navigate the mountain with their peers will have a blast in this program. However, recognizing the diverse skill levels within passionate TC families, Ride Tribe TC ensures that children of all ages and proficiency levels are well taken care of and included. Click here for more information