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Snow Play Adventure at Coronet Peak with Going Blue - Queenstown

Snow Play Adventure at Coronet Peak with Going Blue

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5–2.5 hours total

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels including children and older adults

Overview

Discover the simple joy of snow play at Coronet Peak with Going Blue’s Snow Touch Adventure. Perfect for families and first-timers, this 1.5-hour experience delivers pure winter fun just outside Queenstown.

Adventure Tips

Dress in warm, layered clothing

Temperatures can drop quickly at Coronet Peak—wear thermal layers and a waterproof outer shell to stay comfortable.

Bring sturdy winter boots

Good traction is key for walking and playing on snow-covered terrain without slipping.

Arrive early for shuttle departure

The small-group shuttle leaves promptly from Queenstown; arriving ahead ensures a smooth start to your trip.

Keep your camera handy

Snowy mountain backdrops offer excellent photo opportunities; prepare for glare with lens hoods or polarized filters.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Kea parrots are occasionally spotted in the alpine zones
  • New Zealand falcons (kārearea) patrol the mountain airspace

History

Coronet Peak has been a pillar of New Zealand’s winter sports since opening in 1947, shaping Queenstown’s identity as a year-round adventure hub.

Conservation

Going Blue emphasizes responsible tourism by minimizing vehicle trips and promoting care for alpine environments to protect fragile snowfield ecosystems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Thermal base layers

Essential

Retain warmth during extended periods outdoors on snow.

winter specific

Waterproof jacket and pants

Essential

Protect against moisture from snow and cold winds.

winter specific

Insulated gloves

Essential

Keep hands dry and warm while handling snow.

winter specific

Sunglasses or ski goggles

Minimize glare off snow and protect eyes from UV rays.

winter specific

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