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S.I. ski-field report

Most South Island skifields still need another dumping of snow before they can open and save two areas with ski plane and heli-ski facilities. Mount Hutt remains the only one open. The snow report received from the New Zealand Snow Centre yesterday was.—

Mount* Hutt: Base of 25cm; last fall 2cm June 20; packed powder on firm base; all facilities operating; chains required.

Tasman Glacier: Last fall June 17; firm wind-packed snow; ski plane facilities; conditions good. Ben Ohau: Heli-ski-ing; anticipate opening July 5. Turoa (North Island): Top of giant chair and valley rope tow operating Friday, Saturday, Sunday weather permitting. North Canterbury Heli-ski (Mount Terako): Last fall June 20; good wind-packed base; helicopter facilities operating; open subject to weather and numbers.

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19830624.2.147.4

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Press, 24 June 1983, Page 28

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125

S.I. ski-field report Press, 24 June 1983, Page 28

S.I. ski-field report Press, 24 June 1983, Page 28

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