Turoa Piste Map

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Turoa ski resort overview:

Tūroa Ski Resort is one of New Zealand’s largest and most impressive ski areas, located on the south-western slopes of Mount Ruapehu in the North Island. Set within Tongariro National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Area, the resort offers spectacular volcanic landscapes and some of the longest ski runs in New Zealand. Its high altitude, reaching approximately 2322 metres, helps provide reliable snow conditions throughout the winter season.

The nearest town to Tūroa Ski Resort is Ohakune, located on the southern side of Mount Ruapehu, approximately 20 minutes by car from the ski field access road. Ohakune is a popular base for skiers and snowboarders visiting Tūroa and offers a wide range of accommodation, including hotels, lodges, holiday homes, and backpacker options, as well as cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and equipment rental stores. Its relaxed alpine atmosphere and convenient location make Ohakune the ideal gateway for exploring Tūroa and the surrounding Tongariro National Park.

The resort features around 20 kilometres of skiable terrain with a wide variety of runs for all abilities. Beginners can enjoy gentle learning areas close to the base facilities, while intermediate skiers have access to extensive cruising terrain. Advanced skiers are attracted by Tūroa’s steep chutes, natural terrain, and challenging upper mountain slopes. The iconic High Noon Express chairlift provides access to a large vertical rise and some of the resort’s best terrain.

Tūroa is renowned for having New Zealand’s longest vertical descent, with runs stretching more than 700 metres from the upper mountain to the base area. The resort is popular with skiers, snowboarders, and freeride enthusiasts seeking a dramatic alpine experience.

Located close to the alpine towns of Ohakune and National Park, Tūroa provides convenient access to accommodation, restaurants, equipment hire, and ski schools. The resort’s combination of high-altitude skiing, dramatic volcanic scenery, and varied terrain makes it a favourite destination for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Whether visitors are looking to learn on gentle beginner slopes, enjoy long intermediate descents, or explore challenging advanced terrain, Tūroa delivers an unforgettable New Zealand alpine experience.

Quick facts about Turoa:

	Turoa resort altitude:	1623m
	Turoa Piste altitude:	1623m-2322m
	Turoa Glacier skiing:
	Number of lifts in Turoa:	7
	KM of pistes in Turoa:	30km
	Longest piste in Turoa:	2.5km
	Total pisted runs in Turoa:	34
	Green pistes:		20%
	Blue pistes:		55%
	Red pistes:		N/A
	Black pistes:		25%

How do I get to Turoa?

	Nearest airport to Turoa:	Auckland Airport (AKL) 364km	Find flights
	Transfer time to Turoa:	4hrs 30mins	Airport Transfers

How much does a Turoa lift pass cost?

	Adult 17-64: NZ$109-$165, Child 6-16: NZ$89-109, Senior 65-74: NZ$99-$139
	Indicative one day lift pass price. Daily cost normally cheaper when purchased for longer period.

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