Snow reliability Australia and Oceania

Ski resorts with the best snow reliability in Australia and Oceania.

13 test reports

Best rating:
5 out of 5 stars

Snow reliability Australia and Oceania – Snow reliability Snowplanet – Silverdale
Snow reliability Australia and Oceania – Snow reliability Tūroa – Mt. Ruapehu Snow reliability Australia and Oceania – Snow reliability Whakapapa – Mt. Ruapehu Snow reliability Australia and Oceania – Snow reliability Mt. Hutt Snow reliability Australia and Oceania – Snow reliability Treble Cone

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Snow reliable holiday and snow reliable skiing in Australia and Oceania

Skiresort.info tested the snow reliability of the ski resorts in Australia and Oceania . The information shows where snow reliable ski resorts are located in Australia and Oceania (e.g. snow reliable holiday locations in Australia and Oceania for Christmas and Easter)

Snow reliable ski resorts - Australia and Oceania

1-13 out of 13 ski resorts
1. Snowplanet – Silverdale (indoor ski area)
Australia and Oceania New Zealand North Island Auckland
Test result: 5 out of 5 stars
Snowplanet – Silverdale
The Snowplanet indoor ski hall is very snow-sure. You can ski in a cooled indoor ski hall 365 days a… more
General season
Year-round
Details
2. Tūroa – Mt. Ruapehu
Australia and Oceania New Zealand North Island Manawatu-Wanganui
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Tūroa – Mt. Ruapehu
The Tūroa ski area offers one of the longest seasons in New Zealand. Due to its high altitude and… more
General season
mid June - late October
Details
2. Whakapapa – Mt. Ruapehu
Australia and Oceania New Zealand North Island Manawatu-Wanganui
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Whakapapa – Mt. Ruapehu
Thanks to its altitude of over 2000 m, Whakapapa is quite snow-sure and offers a very long season… more
General season
mid June - late October
Details
2. Mt. Hutt
Australia and Oceania New Zealand South Island Canterbury
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Mt. Hutt
The Mt. Hutt ski resort features a high-performance snowmaking system. The main slopes can be covered… more
General season
mid June - mid October
Details
2. Treble Cone
Australia and Oceania New Zealand South Island Otago
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Treble Cone
The Treble Cone ski area starts at the so-called snow line at 1,260 m. Below this, there is rarely any… more
General season
late June - early October
Details
2. Cardrona
Australia and Oceania New Zealand South Island Otago
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Cardrona
The Cardrona ski resort has a high-performance snowmaking system. The main slopes can be covered with… more
General season
late June - early October
Details
2. The Remarkables
Australia and Oceania New Zealand South Island Otago
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
The Remarkables
The ski resort The Remarkables features a high-performance snowmaking system. The main slopes on all… more
General season
mid June - mid October
Details
2. Coronet Peak
Australia and Oceania New Zealand South Island Otago
Ski resort status
Test result: 4 out of 5 stars
Coronet Peak
The Coronet Peak ski area features one of the largest and most efficient snowmaking systems in the… more
General season
mid June - late September
Details
9. Mt. Buller
Australia and Oceania Australia Victoria
Ski resort status
Test result: 3 out of 5 stars
Mt. Buller
The Mount Buller ski resort relies on the TechnoAlpin Snowfactory, which can continuously produce snow… more
General season
early June - early October
Details
9. Mount Hotham
Australia and Oceania Australia Victoria
Ski resort status
Test result: 3 out of 5 stars
Mount Hotham
The Mt. Hotham ski area starts at an altitude of 1,450 m, and the village itself is located at 1,765… more
General season
early June - late September
Details
9. Falls Creek
Australia and Oceania Australia Victoria
Ski resort status
Test result: 3 out of 5 stars
Falls Creek
The Falls Creek ski resort starts at an altitude of 1,500 m. The lowest snowfall limit is around 1,100… more
General season
early June - late September
Details
9. Perisher
Australia and Oceania Australia New South Wales
Ski resort status
Test result: 3 out of 5 stars
Perisher
The Perisher ski resort is located in the Snowy Mountains, which are the highest mountains in… more
General season
mid June - early October
Details
9. Thredbo
Australia and Oceania Australia New South Wales
Ski resort status
Test result: 3 out of 5 stars
Thredbo
The Thredbo ski resort is located in the Snowy Mountains, the highest mountains in Australia. Thredbo… more
General season
early June - late September
Details
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