Treble Cone, located in Wanaka, New Zealand, is one of the country's premier paragliding sites. The main takeoff point is frequently used and highly regarded for its excellent thermalling conditions and potential for cross-country flights. The site record stands at an impressive 152.1 km. The ideal wind direction for takeoff ranges from 280° to 80°. The primary takeoff area, known as Pub Corner, is situated 500 meters before the Treble Cone ski field. From here, you can launch towards the northeast and southeast. Landing is typically around the car park at the start of the road up to the ski field. Be cautious of wire fences and prickly bushes in the landing area. The wind at the landing site can change direction abruptly, so it's crucial to observe the windsock while still at altitude. The Southern Club oversees this site. When parking at the landing site, always park on the right side of the road (north side) at the fence, as the other side is reserved for landings. Treble Cone is in uncontrolled airspace, offering the freedom for extensive cross-country flights. However, be mindful of sharing the space with speedgliders, acro gliders, and helicopter rotors landing at the ski field. Access to the site is straightforward. From Wanaka, follow the road to the Treble Cone ski field. When the gate is open, you can drive up or arrange a lift with other pilots to Pub Corner. A shuttle bus is also available, though seats may be limited. For more information, visit [Parawait Treble Cone](https://parawait.org/sites/treble-cone-pub-corner/) and [Wanaka Paragliding](http://www.wanakaparagliding.co.nz/wpg_frameset.html). For details on New Zealand airspace regulations, check [NZ Airspace](http://www.nzairspace.appspot.com/).