Bookings are already coming in for the second women-only Burton "snowbroads" camp at the Remarkables, being held on September 12, after a huge response to Sunday's event.
New Zealand champion and Burton Team rider Shelley Gotlieb joined 28 women at the ski area, enjoying a Champagne breakfast before heading out for the day.
Ski area manager Ross Lawrence said he was thrilled with the response to the women-only camp, designed for freestyle riders and skiers intermediate and above.
"They enjoyed four hours of freestyle lessons and tubing, then a barbecue on the deck," he said.
A new Burton Blender snowboard was won by Queenstown woman Rebecca Vehik.
The camp cost $120, which included transport from the Snow Centre to the Remarkables, Champagne breakfast, coaching, tubing, lunch and prizes.
