The The Remarkables snow report for Aug 29 is a 16" base depth with 6 of 7 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at The Remarkables are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Snow Reporter Comments: Fri 29 Aug 12:05 PM
LIFT UPDATE: Alta chair is currently on wind hold - please check back here for updates
Ata Mārie ngā hoa!
Fresh snow - We've had 15cm in the last 24 hours and more expected soon!
Please be advised of wind drifted pockets of snow and unmarked hazards that exist in places. Take note of the whiteboard information at the top of the lift stations.
We are currently experiencing moderate wind gusts, which may affect chairlift operations this afternoon.
The Remarkables, located in the Otago region of New Zealand’s South Island, sits just 45 minutes from Queenstown and offers a dramatic alpine setting with panoramic views over Lake Wakatipu. With a base elevation of 1,586 meters and a summit reaching 1,943 meters, the resort receives an average of 367 cm of snowfall annually, supported by extensive snowmaking for consistent coverage. The skiable terrain spans 89 hectares (220 acres), with 48 trails served by 7 lifts, including high-speed sixes, quad chairs, and surface lifts.Trail difficulty is well-balanced: 17% beginner, 40% intermediate, 10% advanced, and 40% expert. Families will find plenty to love, from wide-open learner slopes to the Kea Club kids program and the Skiwiland Early Learning Centre for younger children. The resort’s layout makes it easy to navigate, and the terrain progression is designed to help skiers build confidence while having fun.What makes The Remarkables stand out is its blend of accessible terrain and big-mountain adventure. Whether you're cruising the 1.5 km Homeward Run or dropping into steep chutes off the ridgeline, the resort delivers a rewarding experience for all skill levels. Add in the vibrant base area, three terrain parks, and a relaxed, welcoming vibe, and it’s easy to see why skiers return season after season.