Manganui
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Low: -1.9°C / High: -1.9°C

Wind: N 2 km/h

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Resort Status

Last Updated: Aug 4, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

Perched on the eastern slopes of Mount Taranaki, Manganui ski field offers an intimate skiing experience unique to New Zealand's North Island. This club-operated field combines challenging terrain with a welcoming community atmosphere, making it a favorite among local skiers and riders since 1929. The volcanic terrain creates distinctive skiing conditions and spectacular views across Taranaki and toward the central plateau.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

17

Total Area

146 ac

59.1 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
5%
Intermediate
35%
Advanced
60%
Expert
0%
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Manganui Lift System

Manganui's lift network maintains the authentic character of New Zealand club skiing. The field operates two nutcracker rope tows - the main T-bar accessing intermediate terrain and the top T-bar leading to more advanced runs. While these lifts require a bit of technique to master, they provide access to excellent skiing terrain and help maintain the field's uncrowded slopes.

Lifts

Total Lifts

4

Lift Types

1

Lift Breakdown

T-Bar
4
T-Bar
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Location & Getting There

Located just 30 minutes from New Plymouth and set within Egmont National Park, Manganui offers a true mountain experience on the North Island. The drive up to the field presents stunning views of the Taranaki coastline, while the base facilities sit at 1,250 meters above sea level. A 15-minute walk from the parking area to the lodge adds to the adventure, embodying the traditional Kiwi ski field experience.

Manganui

, north-island

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