Hanmer Springs Ski Area Trail Map

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Hanmer Springs Ski Area is built around a single open bowl above the treeline, offering 8 km of skiable terrain with a vertical drop of 310 meters. The mountain is served by 3 surface lifts: a long Poma, a rope tow, and a fixed-grip tow in the learner’s area. The layout is simple and easy to navigate, making it ideal for families and casual skiers looking for a relaxed day on the slopes.

Beginners will find comfort in the gentle terrain near the Day Lodge, where the fixed-grip tow provides easy access to wide, forgiving slopes. This area is perfect for first-timers and children, with excellent visibility and proximity to indoor facilities. Lessons and gear rentals are available through Ski Gear Direct in town, and the lodge’s lounge offers a warm retreat between runs.

Intermediate skiers can explore the central bowl, which features rolling terrain and consistent grooming. The Poma lift accesses the longest run—1 km of smooth descent with scenic views of the surrounding ranges. These trails are ideal for practicing turns and building confidence without the pressure of crowds.

Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on steeper pitches near the top of the rope tow, where natural features like ridgelines and wind lips create dynamic skiing conditions. The terrain here is ungroomed and variable, offering a taste of backcountry-style riding within the resort boundary.

Expert skiers will appreciate the hike-to zones beyond the main bowl, where short chutes and technical descents reward those willing to explore. Snow conditions can vary, so timing and route selection are key. Avalanche gear isn’t required within bounds, but caution is advised on steeper faces.

The terrain park, located near the base, includes small jumps, boxes, and rails suitable for beginner to intermediate freestyle riders. It’s a great spot to mix things up and try new tricks in a low-pressure environment. Natural features across the mountain also offer freestyle opportunities for those who prefer organic terrain.

 

 

Terrain

Beginners Runs
20%
Intermediate Runs
40%
Advanced Runs
20%
Expert Runs
20%
Runs in Total
5
Longest Run
0.6 mi
Skiable Terrain
5 mi

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