Ski The Tasman
Ski The Tasman
Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand
Open for 2018
Ski The Tasman
Ski The Tasman
Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand
Open for 2018
Explore New Zealand's largest glacier and its azure ice caves, while you make turns down our longest ski runs, at the heart of the Southern Alps.
Professionally guided by Alpine Guides, skiing the Tasman Glacier is the classic Kiwi snow adventure.
Extraordinary Skiing for 'Ordinary' Skiers
Expertise is not required. Skiers of 'average' ability can ski the Tasman Glacier. The runs are easy to moderate (blue graded), all on natural snow.
The pace is relaxed, with time to soak up the grandeur of New Zealand’s highest mountains.
One of New Zealand's best ski adventures! Thanks to Air New Zealand and snowsbest.com
Ski the Tasman Highlights
HIGHLIGHTS
- 2 runs of 8 to 10 kilometres long
- Land at 2,500 metres for a 1,000 metre ski descent
- Ideal for intermediate or first time off-piste skiers
- Explore incredible seracs and ice caves
- Small group size (up to 7 per guide)
- Picnic lunch on the snow
Ski the Tasman Highlights
HIGHLIGHTS
- 2 runs of 8 to 10 kilometres long
- Land at 2,500 metres for a 1,000 metre ski descent
- Ideal for intermediate or first time off-piste skiers
- Explore incredible seracs and ice caves
- Small group size (up to 7 per guide)
- Picnic lunch on the snow
Guided by the Professionals
Ski The Tasman is guided by Alpine Guides (Aoraki) Ltd. Based in Mount Cook since 1966, we have guided skiers on the Tasman Glacier since the early 1970’s.
