Spring can bring warmer days with a few spontaneous bouts of snow. There is a wide range of both indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy, be it a sunny or rainy day!
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In the valley lows, the days are starting to get longer and many walks, hikes and bike tracks are accessible again. The lake also begins to warm up and those brave enough, take to the waters for activities.
The Spring season in Wānaka runs from the beginning of September to the end of November, with an average temperature of 17°C.
Looking for things to do in Wānaka this spring? We’ve pulled together a five-day itinerary to help you experience Wānaka like the locals: both on and off the mountain, in nature, and in the community.
From classical music festivals to ski competitions, sporting events, volunteering opportunities and Pride Week. It’s the season of connection, culture and community, and whether you’re a local or a visitor, there are plenty of ways to fill your cup with events happening right across the rohe (region).
The snow is soft, the aprés long, and the adrenaline of the peak season has softened to the more relaxed mountain culture unique to Wānaka. In fact, spring skiing in September and October might just bring some of the best laps of the season.
