๐๏ธ Ski Resorts
Filter by region, difficulty and beginner-friendliness to find the right resort for you.
Niseko
A world-famous powder destination with heavy, feather-light snowfall and plenty of English- and Chinese-language services โ perfect for a first overseas ski trip.
Zermatt
A dream resort beneath the Matterhorn, where you can ski across the border into Italy โ a once-in-a-lifetime destination.
Beidahu Ski Resort
A showcase of Northeast China powder: big vertical, long runs and light, dry snow. Many experienced riders call it one of the best resorts in China.
Whistler Blackcomb
One of North America's largest ski areas: two mountains linked by the Peak 2 Peak gondola, with a well-established ski school.
Wanlong Ski Resort
One of Chongli's longest-running resorts, with varied runs and reliable snow. Great for progressing skiers, with a dedicated beginner area too.
Genting Resort Secret Garden
Host venue for Winter Olympic freestyle skiing and snowboarding events. Its terrain park is outstanding and a magnet for snowboarders.
Hakuba
Host of the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. A cluster of resorts with varied terrain โ great if you want to sample several mountains in one trip.
Cardrona Alpine Resort
New Zealand's most visited ski area, known for sunshine, reliable snow and a famously welcoming learning environment.
Thaiwoo Ski Resort
A full ski village with lodging, dining and entertainment. Wide, gentle beginner runs make it ideal for families and first-timers.
Coronet Peak
Queenstown's closest ski area, with sweeping views over the Wakatipu Basin and New Zealand's best-known night skiing.
The Remarkables
A dramatic alpine bowl above Queenstown, popular with families and freestyle riders thanks to its sunny slopes and excellent terrain parks.
Treble Cone
The South Island's biggest vertical, with long natural half-pipes and steep terrain overlooking Lake Wanaka โ a favorite of advanced skiers.
Jiangjunshan Ski Resort
An in-town resort in Altay, often called the birthplace of skiing. Great powder at friendly prices โ outstanding value.
Mt Hutt
Often the first ski area in New Zealand to open each season, with big wide-open bowls and views across the Canterbury Plains.
Thredbo
Australia's biggest vertical and longest runs, with a charming alpine village at the base.
Yabuli Ski Resort
One of China's oldest large ski resorts. Combine it with Harbin's Ice and Snow World and Snow Town for a classic Northeast winter route.
Perisher
The largest ski area in the Southern Hemisphere, made up of four linked villages with plenty of gentle, cruisy terrain.
Mt Buller
Melbourne's most popular ski resort โ the closest major mountain to the city, with a compact village and great facilities for families.