Treble Cone Apres Ski activities can be found at the Bar at the far end of the cafeteria in the base lodge. On warmer days, the outdoor patio will see a fair amount of action as well. Bring your own party. Activities at the base fade quickly after the lifts close.
The bar at the main lodge at Treble Cone
Happy hour on the outdoor patio at the main lodge at Treble Cone is only popular on nice days. The chairs around the fire pit are always popular.
There is one place to eat on the mountain, at the base lodge. You have a choice of indoors or outdoors.
Cafeteria inside the base lodge
Cafeteria inside the base lodge
Your outdoors choice, the patio at the base lodge
Tip: The portion of the patio at the end of the building has a great view!
There is no town or village at Treble Cone so your options are limited to the resort facilities. Most visitors will stay in accommodations in Queenstown and maybe a few may even stay in Wanaka where you can find many dining and nightlife options.
There is no nightlife at Treble Cone. Queenstown is a local epicenter of pubs, restaurants and bars where nightlife flourishes. The nearby town of Wanaka has a minature version of this with most establishments located on Ardmore Street which follows the lake shore.
Downtown Queenstown has plenty of restaurants and bars to explore.
Wanaka's Kai Whaka Pai bar and cafe. Downtown Wanaka has a few restaurants and bars, but is generally much more quiet than Queenstown.
Wanaka's Pembroke Wine and Spirits Bar.
Wanaka's Speight's Ale House.
Also see the MountainYahoos.com review of Queenstown dining and nightlife.