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Coronet Peak in New Zealand - a group of people skiing down a snow covered mountain.
Coronet Peak in New Zealand - a group of people skiing down a snow covered mountain.
Coronet Peak in New Zealand - a group of people skiing down a snowy mountain.
Coronet Peak in New Zealand - a room with two chairs and a poster on the wall.
Coronet Peak in New Zealand - two people are hiking up a hill at sunset.

Coronet Peak Overview

Coronet Peak, nestled close to Queenstown, is an exceptional ski resort that offers an unforgettable skiing experience in the picturesque landscape of New Zealand. The resort is renowned for its diverse terrain, which accommodates skiers of all skill levels. The slopes are well-groomed, with excellent snow-making capabilities ensuring ideal conditions throughout the season.

Visitors are continually impressed by the breathtaking panoramic views from the resort. The ski lift transports guests to an altitude of 1649 metres, revealing awe-inspiring views of the Southern Alps mountains, Mt Aspiring, Mt Cook, Roys Peak, Mt Ben Lomond, and the Remarkables. These vistas are further enhanced by the resort’s unique location, with Queenstown situated at a latitude of 45 degrees south, and the Remarkables being among the only two mountain ranges in the world running directly north to south.

The resort's facilities are well-maintained, ensuring a seamless experience for visitors. The base facilities are comfortable, with satisfactory food services and a proficient equipment rental process. The cafeteria and lodges offer warm, inviting spaces to unwind after a day on the slopes.

Coronet Peak takes pride in its team of friendly and helpful staff. They are experienced in handling inquiries and managing a variety of situations, making the guests' experience enjoyable and stress-free. The ski instructors are particularly praised for their excellent teaching methods, personalizing lessons to cater to individual progress.

In addition to skiing, Coronet Peak offers a range of activities, including gondola rides and mountain bike trails. The resort is also known for its unique night skiing experience, a must-try for any visitor. Despite being situated at a high altitude, access to the resort is convenient with an easy and well-maintained road leading up to it.

In conclusion, Coronet Peak is a stunning destination that combines excellent skiing conditions, world-class facilities, and breathtaking views. It is highly recommended for both skiing enthusiasts and families seeking an unforgettable winter getaway.

Key insights

6 insights available

Skiable Terrain

692
Total area of accessible ski terrain
Max: 12366 ac

Total Run Distance

23.0
A total distance of all the piste runs
Max: 600 km

Number of Lifts

8
Total quantity of operational lifts
Max: 165 total

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Terrain Difficulty

Beginner
54.0%
Intermediate
18.0%
Expert
28.0%
Measured independently from mapped ski runs — figures may differ from resort marketing. Terrain statistics are derived from OpenStreetMap data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenSkiMap.

Features

2 features available

Traditional Ski Resort

A classic ski resort with real snow

Night Skiing

Enjoy after-dark skiing operations

Frequently asked questions about Coronet Peak

Where is Coronet Peak?

Coronet Peak is a ski resort in Otago, New Zealand, at coordinates -44.9200, 168.7400.

How many lifts does Coronet Peak have?

Coronet Peak has 8 lifts, serving 23 km of marked runs and 692 ac of skiable terrain.

How high is Coronet Peak?

Coronet Peak has a peak elevation of 1,613 m, a base elevation of 1,167 m and a vertical drop of 446 m.

How is Coronet Peak rated?

ShredIndex rates Coronet Peak 61.3 out of 100, based on catalogued resort data and 4 skier reviews.

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692 ac

Skiable Terrain

23km

Total Run Distance

8total

Number of Lifts

1613m

Peak Elevation

446m

Vertical Drop

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Best Time to Visit

153.5cm
Annual Snowfall
11 year average
Peak: September (35.0cm)
12.1cm
May
17.2cm
Jun
31.2cm
Jul
22.1cm
Aug
35.0cm
Sep
29.5cm
Oct
Snow Season (May-Jun-Jul-Aug-Sep-Oct)
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