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A New Largest Ski Area in New Zealand?

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By Patrick Thorne Verified
| Snow-Forecast.com
The Remarkables is hoping to overtake Cardrona as New Zealand’s largest ski area under a major NZD 150 million‑plus expansion proposal lodged by owner NZSki. The plan, now progressing through the country’s fast‑track approvals process, would push the Queenstown ski field deep into the neighbouring Doolans Basin adding 262 hectares of new terrain and transforming the resort into a multi‑valley operation.
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“Nights Drawing In” Means Countdown to 26-27 Ski Season Underway!

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By Patrick Thorne Verified
| In The Snow Verified
It may not feel like it yet, but with the summer solstice now behind us, it means that it means that that annoying part of the year for skiers when winter is getting further away is over and mother nature has now officially warned us that the rundown to next winter and the 26-27 ski season is underway! The summer solstice also marks the end of the 2026 season at Riksgransen (pictured), which has been offering its trademark skiing under the midnight sun for the past six weeks during its 24...
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Canada’s Sunshine Near Banff Reopening for Summer Skiing From This Weekend

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By Patrick Thorne Verified
| In The Snow Verified
Sunshine ski area near Banff in Alberta, Canada, is set to reopen for 16 days of summer skiing and riding from this weekend. The decision follows an extraordinary winter in which Sunshine accumulated more than 1,025 centimetres of snowfall with more than 50cm more falling in the month since their 25-26 season ended. That’s over 33 feet of all‑natural snow, enough to bury a three‑storey building and the second most the resort had received in its long history.
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