Coronet Peak

RESORT DESCRIPTION FOR Coronet Peak

The ski resort Coronet Peak is located in Otago (New Zealand, South Island). For skiing and snowboarding, there are 40 km of slopes available. 4 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,229 and 1,649 m.

Coronet Peak is renowned for its roller coaster terrain across a series of interconnected bowls offering exhilarating skiing and riding for all levels. The dedicated learner and novice area provides a confidence building environment with two surface conveyor lifts, beginner handle tow, double chairlift and has its own snowmaking system.

Source: skiresort.info

RESORT INFO

Rest of the world, New Zealand, South Island

https://www.nzski.com
info@nzski.com
0800 697 547
Season: June – October
Ski pass price: 34 €
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MOUNTAIN STATS

MOUANTAIN TOP 1649 m	MOUANTAIN LOW 1229 m	MOUNTAIN ELAVATION 420 m
BEGINNER SLOPES 8 km	INTERMEDIATE SLOPES 16 km	DIFFICULT SLOPES 16 km
T-BAR LIFT ETC. 5	CHAIRLIFT ETC. 3	GONDOLA ETC. 0
SNOWPARK Yes	NIGHT SKIING Yes	SNOW CANNONS 202

CURRENT WEATHER

CURRENT SNOW REPORT

Last updated: 12. April 2020

CURRENT SNOW DEPTH UPPER no report m	CURRENT SNOW DEPTH LOWER no report m	LIFTS OPEN no report
LAST SNOWFALL no report	CURRENT FRESH SNOW no report	NEXT 9 DAYS no report

Snow history for Coronet Peak

Has the climate crisis and the higher temperatures affected snow conditions in Coronet Peak?
Look at the statistics and graph of historical snow depths for the ski resort.
For the last 5 years, week 33 has been the most insecure with 83 cm snow depth on average in Coronet Peak.
The measurement is made as an average of the snow depth at the highest and lowest point of the mountain.

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Best tips for Coronet Peak

The closest of Queenstown’s two main resorts and with varied terrain to suit most ability levels. There’s a huge day lodge at the base, with two fast chairs serving the two main peaks; a third chair accesses easy green runs. Pleasant intermediate slopes provide rolling, interesting runs on an open hillside; these steepen near the bottom. Experts will find the back bowls hold some seriously steep runs and off-piste to explore with a guide. NZ’s fickle weather may bring highly variable snow conditions, but there is ample snowmaking.