@outdoorfrontiers
Coming soon
Outdoorfrontiers — New Zealand
We'll find you the work,
you've earned it
Outdoorfrontiers connects people leaving office careers with outdoor and travel businesses.
Be among the first — launching in New Zealand
How it works.
Tell us your background
Tell us about your skills, experience, and what kind of outdoor or travel work excites you.
Get matched
We match you with outdoor and travel businesses that need exactly what you bring, not just another backpacker.
Start your season
Head out and start your professionally vetted job in the place you want.
A taste of what's out there
Example listings.
Trail Guide
Wanaka · South Island November – March
Lodge Host
Te Anau · South Island October – April
Ski Instructor
Queenstown · South Island June – September
Tour Coordinator
Paihia · North Island December – February
These are just examples of what kind of jobs will be on the platform, these are not actual listings.
Where we're headed
The road ahead.
Phase 1
Pre-launch & Waitlist
Building the platform and network in New Zealand and follow along via the waitlist.
Phase 2
The Pilot
Opening and testing the first version of the platform and matching the first employees to businesses.
Phase 3
Full sign-up opens
Employees and businesses can create accounts directly and browse live listings on the platform.
Follow the build
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For employees
Be first through the door.
Joining the waitlist puts your name down for early access, as soon as we open in New Zealand, you'll be one of the first to hear from us. It's not an account yet: full sign-up, where you'll browse and apply to real listings, is coming soon.
About
Why Outdoorfrontiers.
Outdoorfrontiers connects people ready to leave the office behind with outdoor and travel businesses across New Zealand. We're not another backpacker job board, we match professionals who want real seasonal work with employers who need reliable, committed people.
We're building this from the ground up, starting in New Zealand, with the goal of making a career break into outdoor work feel like a real, well-supported option, not a leap of faith.