mountain safety at the remarks
Staying Safe & Have Fun
Mountain Safety
The Remarkables follow a common set of rules on the mountain. Explore the mountain safely by following the tips listed below. We'll point you in the right direction for policies, getting here safely and our Snow Responsibility code.
Snow Report
Weather Updates
Your best source for Mountain conditions
know the snow Responsibility code
When skiing or snowboarding at Remarks, it’s important to understand and follow the Snow Responsibility Code to ensure both your own and others’ safety on the mountain.
Limit your speed
Match your speed to surrounding skiers and riders and be prepared for others to make sudden changes in direction or speed. in busy areas.
Stay 5m from others - If less than 5m from others you must slow down. The faster you go the more space you must give others.
Give way to those downhill and look before you leap.
Snowboarders: take care turning onto your heel edge.
Only stop where you can be seen from above and always look uphill before moving again. Only stop on the edge of trails or beside fixed objects.
Have a HMMM...
Hitting the slopes this season? Have a HMMM with these handy tips from the pros.
Preventing injuries can be easy. Follow these tips and you will be able to get the job done, and keep doing the things that you love.
report a safety incident
We always strive for our mountains to be as safe and fun as possible. You can submit feedback, or report an incident, hazard or event that happened at one of our mountains by using the button below.
TOURING, BACKCOUNTRY & AVALANCHE SAFETY
It's important to make sure you're entering the backcountry to tour safely in the snow. Make sure you regularly check the snow and weather conditions and ski/ride within your ability when in backcountry terrain.
Mountain signage
Maps and mountain signs contain information that can help you find trails and lifts, know when trails merge or if terrain is closed, learn where slow skiing/riding is required, and locate ski patrol.
Trail difficulty ratings are relative to each ski areas specific terrain. Work your way up from easier to more difficult trails. When in doubt about a trail or what type of terrain a lift serves, ask resort staff for guidance.
Do not enter closed areas. Ropes and closures are in place for your safety.
mountain signage
FAqs
The snow report is posted daily throughout the ski season and is regularly updated throughout the day with the latest lift status, snowfall, weather and road conditions.
• Ensure you have your bindings inspected and correctly adjusted by a certified technician
• Make sure your technician checks that your skis are tuned correctly.
Not sure who to see? No worries, we have you covered. Check out our friendly teams in the rentals department - they'll see you right.
At Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Mt Hutt we have a doctor and at least one nurse as well as ski patrollers on duty from 8:30am – 4:30pm every day.
We provide emergency care and medical treatment for all guests and staff. We can arrange referrals to other medical facilities for further treatment if required.
Ski Patrol monitors our mountains constantly and can be approached for assistance at any time.
There are first aid kits throughout the resorts and Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) located at appropriate locations. We do not have x-ray facilities on-site.
Anyone receiving treatment will be subject to a surcharge, which is payable on the day.
