Winter Ski Adventure at Mt. Cook with INFLITE

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Difficulty

challenging

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have good physical fitness and experience with skiing or snowboarding.

Overview

Experience the thrill of skiing on New Zealand's longest glacier with INFLITE's exclusive tour at Mt. Cook. Discover untouched snow, stunning mountain scenery, and a once-in-a-lifetime alpine adventure.

Heliski

Aoraki / Mount Cook, Canterbury

Ski the Tasman

6 Hours • Available July 1st to Sept 30th

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Date

Fri, Oct 10

Travelers

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of skiing on the renowned Tasman Glacier, New Zealand's longest glacier, surrounded by stunning views of the Southern Alps and Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. This unforgettable adventure in a winter wonderland promises breathtaking scenery and an exhilarating journey that you won't want to miss!

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Fully immerse yourself in the New Zealand Southern Alps and explore the incredible, sculptural terrain of the Tasman Glacier and the most iconic ski runs of the season. Mount Cook Ski Planes and Helicopters have teamed up with local guiding companies to provide a unique alpine adventure package to suit your taste and abilities.

Duration

Approximately 6 Hours

Description

The terrain is easy to moderate (blue runs), and the pace is relaxed. With 2 ski runs included in the Ski The Tasman package, Mount Cook Ski Planes and Helicopters will fly your ski party into the top of the Tasman Glacier. We will be there to provide the re-run before you enjoy lunch on the glacier and your final ski run exploring a new part of the Tasman Glacier.

Photography by Alpine Guides.

Available : 1 July to 31st September.

Inclusions

Includes 2 x 90 minute ski runs and lunch on the glacier.

Adventure Tips

Check weather conditions

Weather in the Southern Alps can change rapidly; always verify forecast before heading out.

Layer clothing appropriately

Wear moisture-wicking layers and waterproof outerwear for comfort and safety.

Arrive early for scenic flights

Book your helicopter flight early to secure availability and optimal weather conditions.

Listen to guides' instructions

Follow safety guidelines carefully to ensure an enjoyable and secure trip on the glacier.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Keas, playful mountain parrots
Chamois, mountain goat relatives

History

The Tasman Glacier was officially named in 1851 during Explorer Sir James Clifton’s expedition, showcasing the glacier's long-standing significance in NZ's alpine history.

Conservation

INFLITE’s operations emphasize minimal environmental impact, supporting glacier preservation efforts by adhering to strict safety and conservation protocols.