Ski Clubs, Ruapehu

Aorangi is the only club in New Zealand to offer ski-in ski-out accommodation to non-members on two ski fields (Whakapapa and Tukino). It has a third lodge at the bottom of the Turoa skifield road at Ohakune Junction. Aorangi welcomes skiers and borders at all levels and all ages to enjoy a season that stretches from June to October. So whether it's the ability to ski from the door to the chairlifts at Whakapapa, or adventure on a club field at Tukino, or the aprski night-life at Ohakune, Aorangi has it all!

"BUILDING SITUATED:
Lodge - WALK
Loop Road, Iwikau Village
Welcome to the website for Boomerang Ski Club. This club is located on the Whakapapa side of Mt Ruapehu in the Iwikau Village. Formed in 1958 and opened in August of 1962, Boomerang Ski Club's main focus is on maintaining a friendly, family-orientated ski club. The club has room to sleep 23 people, and has a membership list of over 200.
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"BUILDING SITUATED:
Lodge - Ski In - Ski Out
Iwikau Village
Christiania Ski Club owns and operates a 32 Bunk lodge on the Whakapapa Ski Field at Mt. Ruapehu. The lodge is open throughout the ski season and is a great place to come back to after a days skiing or boarding on the mountain. During the season the club employees a custodian to manage the lodge and provide breakfast and dinner for members staying there. Members are also expected to help out by completing a duty each morning. These duties take no longer than 20 minutes and are allocated by the Party Leader upon arrival at the lodge.
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"BUILDING SITUATED:
Whakapapa : Ski in ski out top of National Chair
National Park : Drive to door, Carroll St.
The Downhill Ski Club has TWO lodges. One on Whakapapa near the top of the National Chair, sleeps 34, only 6 minutes walk from the Far West Chair. The other in National Park township, sleeps 35 gives drive to the door convenience. Both are designed with skiers in mind, have large drying rooms and ski workshops. Facilities are continually upgraded by voluntary working bees. "

"The club, the National Park Ski and Country Club (NPSCC) is designed to be small and family-oriented. Unlike many other clubs, it is self-catering. This is one way we can keep costs down, allowing all guests to organise their time and dietary requirements themselves. The club is situated in National Park, off State Highway 1, and within walking distance of pubs and restaurants. It is a short drive to Whakapapa Ski Field The club's members make guests feel welcome, and in this regard, there is a cosy lounge containing a fireplace and television. Wood is available to keep the room warm, and guests are asked to restock the wood and kindling by the fireplace for the next set of guests.p"