Cardrona
The highly-anticipated 2011 season gets underway at Cardrona Alpine Resort this Friday July 8.
It’s still cold out, the Northwest is getting hammered—you haven’t even pond skimmed yet! No matter, the April issue is out now with fresh content from this winter. Here’s a sneak peek.
Join Will Jackways in the first episode as he shows you some of his favorite nooks and crannies on some early season snow in June at Cardrona Alpine Resort in New Zealand.
The Burton New Zealand Snowboard Open (NZO) is pleased to announce that the 2010 event will again be hosted at Cardrona Alpine Resort in the Cardrona Valley of Wanaka NZ from August 10-14, 2010.
LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (26 June) – Cardrona Alpine Resort opened its gates to thousands of skiers and snowboarders today keen to enjoy the ideal snow and weather conditions, a superb start to the 2009 ski season. Snow sports enthusiasts started queuing well before for the first lift at 9.00am this morning and with over [...]
Online competitor registration is now open for the Burton New Zealand Open, taking place from August 11-15, 2009 at Cardrona Alpine Resort in New Zealand.
Cardrona Alpine Resort is gearing up for the 2009 ski season, with the best pre-season snow base levels in over a decade, 120cm on the upper mountain and 80cm in the base area.
Cardrona Alpine Resort has announced its 2009 season pass prices maintaining its position as excellent value in the Southern Lakes with both adult and student passes at just $540, children at $120 and the over 60s at $240. A loyalty discount – adult and student $20, 60-74 year olds $10, child $5, will be offered [...]
LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (September 4, 2008) – Fresh snowfall and varied visibility did little to dampen the level of riding at today’s LG Continental Cup Slopestyle finals at Cardrona Alpine Resort. Postponed from yesterday due to bad weather, the finals were again hampered by less than perfect conditions. However, for the Norwegians it was [...]
LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand - The Lee family in the Cardrona Valley received approval today to build the first gondola in New Zealand to access a ski resort. The $16.6million gondola project will service Snow Park NZ, Waiorau Snow Farm and a third planned ski area, Roaring Meg Resort.
