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Broken River South Island

Resort Stats

Mountain

Elevation Top 1815m
Elevation Bottom 1313m
Vertical Drop 420m
Skiable Terrain 150ha
Longest Run
Beginner 20%%
Intermediate 50%%
Advanced 30%%
Total Number of Trails

Lifts

Total 5
Highest Lifted Point 1815m
Gondolas & Trams 0
High Speed Sixes
High Speed Quads 0
Quad Chairs 0
Triple Chairs 0
Double Chairs 0
Surface Lifts 5
Uphill Capacity 1200 people/hour

Snow Making

Snow Making 0
Total Number of Guns 0
Annual Average Snowfall 1m

Terrain Parks

Terrain Park

Total 0
Name
Half Pipes
Half Pipe Size
Total Terrain Park Area Size

Members' Resort Reviews

Location & Travel Info

Country:	New Zealand
Region:	Canterbury
Address:	Broken River Ski Field PO BOX 2718 Christchurch
Website:	http://www.brokenriver.co.nz
Email:	ski@brokenriver.co.nz
Phone:	64 3 3187270
Nearest Town:	Springfield
Nearest Airport:	Christchurch

What's On in Broken River

August

Clubbies Weekend - Top to Bottom, Schmozzle. 1 - 2 August
Gate Clinic for Adults and Kids. 8 August
R & R Sport Free Heel Fun Weekend. 15 - 16 August
BR Club Champs. 22 - 23 August
BWM Rider Cross. 29 - 30 August

September
Mountain Awareness Weekend. 19 - 20 September
Kids Weekend - theme: Around the WORLD! 26 - 27 September
Youth Ski and Board Development Week. 28 September - 2 October

October
Family Ski and Snowboard Week. 5 - 9 August
Summer-times weekend. 10 - 11 August

Resort News

Description

Broken River is administered by the Broken River Ski Club. It offers an alternative to skiers and snowboarders who are looking to experience back to basics fun in the snow. Everyone is welcome at Broken River, although some previous experience in the snow is an advantage. Membership has its advantages too, including lower lift rates for skiing/snowboarding as well as the fun and friendship being a part of the ski club brings