Queenstown-Lakes District Snow
Where is there snow in Queenstown-Lakes District?
When will it snow in Queenstown-Lakes District?
The next notable snow forecast (for Treble Cone) is 7cm 3in , expected on 7 October.
Forecast updated : 02 Oct 2026 19:40 BST
How much snow is there in Queenstown-Lakes District?
The deepest snow in Queenstown-Lakes District is in Cardrona which is reporting snow depths of 112cm 44in on the upper slopes and 112cm 44in lower down.
When did it last snow in Queenstown-Lakes District?
We're sorry but we don't have a recent Snow Report from Queenstown-Lakes District.
Queenstown-Lakes District Ski Areas by Snow Depth
Ski Resorts in Queenstown-Lakes District, by Snow Depth
Ski Resort Report
Cardrona 112cm 44in 112cm 44in
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Snow Forecasts for the Ski Areas of Queenstown-Lakes District
Snow Forecasts and condition reports for Ski Areas in Queenstown-Lakes District
Ski Area Fr Sa Su Mo Tu We Th
Cardrona - 4cm 2in 112cm 44in Coronet Peak - 2cm 1in Treble Cone - 9cm 4in
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Off-Piste Safety in Queenstown-Lakes District
Before skiing or snowboarding off-piste in Queenstown-Lakes District, you must assess the local snow conditions. Always check the local Avalanche Risk Level and ski with appropriate safety equipment.
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