Tūroa Ski Field, situated on the southwestern slopes of Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand, is a haven for winter sports enthusiasts seeking a thrilling alpine experience. As part of the expansive Tongariro National Park, Tūroa is celebrated for its vast terrain, challenging slopes, and stunning volcanic landscapes.
The breathtaking vistas of Mount Ruapehu and the surrounding landscape create a picturesque setting for snow sports enthusiasts.
Vertical Decent: 722m
Ski Area: 500 Hectares
Elevation of the Top Lift: 2322m
Lifts: High Noon: 6 Seater Express Chairlift, Parklane, Movenpick, Giant Chairlifts, 2 x Platter lifts, 1 x magic carpet
Beginner: 20%
Intermediate: 50%
Advanced: 25%
With multitudes of natural gullies, bowls and wind lips. Allow the accessible freeride terrain to transform your skills and make your jump, drop and spin dreams come true.
Tūroa is a paradise for skiers and snowboarders alike. The ski season typically spans from June to October, attracting visitors from around the world with its reliable snow conditions and excellent facilities. The diverse range of slopes includes groomed trails, off-piste areas, and exciting terrain parks, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
Tūroa Ski Field also boasts the Highnoon Express, NZ’s highest chairlift, providing access to some of the most challenging and rewarding terrain. The Ohakune Mountain Road leads to Turoa, winding through stunning scenery and offering glimpses of the majestic peaks of the Tongariro National Park.
Beyond winter sports, Tūroa offers a range of activities, including scenic walks, waterfalls, and mountain biking during the summer months. The local town of Ohakune, located nearby, provides a base for visitors with its welcoming atmosphere and amenities.
Travelling is an amazing way to expand your horizons. Each journey brings something unique, offering lessons that help you grow, adapt, and appreciate the world from different perspectives.
