Mount Lyford

Mount Lyford Alpine Resort is a family-run ski resort in South Island, New Zealand. 146 kilometres by road from Christchurch, the resort also includes Mount Terako. Catering evenly for beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers, the runs cover an elevation range of 1249 to 1750 m. There is one T-bar, one poma lift, two "platters", one rope tow, and one "advanced rope tow". Most trails are groomed and there is a snowboard board with half pipe and "fun box".

External links

http://www.mtlyford.co.nz/

Ski areas and resorts in New Zealand

Commercial skifields

North Island

Auckland	Snow Planet¹

Mount Ruapehu	Turoa Whakapapa

South Island

Canterbury	Mount Lyford Mount Potts^2,3 Mount Hutt² Mount Dobson Porters² Roundhill

Otago	Cardrona Coronet Peak Invincible Ohau The Remarkables Snow Farm⁴ Snow Park^5,6 Treble Cone

Club skifields

North Island

Mount Ruapehu	Tukino

Taranaki	Manganui

South Island

Nelson Lakes	Rainbow Mount Robert⁶

Canterbury	Broken River Craigieburn Valley Fox Peak Hanmer Springs Mount Cheeseman Mount Olympus Temple Basin

Otago	Awakino

1: Indoor ski slope 2: Former club skifield 3: Heliskiing 4: Cross-country skiing 5: Terrain park 6: Closed

Towns in the Hurunui District, Canterbury, New Zealand

Main Towns	Amberley (seat) Cheviot Culverden Hanmer Springs Waiau Waipara

Minor towns	Domett Greta Valley Hawarden Leithfield Motunau Omihi Parnassus Rotherham Waikari

Localities	Amberley Beach Balcairn Balmoral Beckenham Hills Blythe Valley Boyle Village Broomfield Caverhill Claverley Conway Flat Davaar Engineers Camp Ferniehurst Glasnevin Gore Bay Hawkswood Horsley Down Hurunui Hundalee Lake Sumner Leamington Leithfield Beach Lewis Pass Marble Point Masons Flat Medbury Mina Motunau Beach Mount Lyford Mouse Point Napenape Nonoti Pahau Phoebe Port Robinson Pyramid Valley Scargill Spotswood Spye Teviotdale The Peaks Virginia Weka Pass

Coordinates: 42°26′49″S 173°08′37″E / 42.446835°S 173.143663°E / -42.446835; 173.143663

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