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Coronet Peak Ski Area adventures

Coronet Peak Ski Area Adventures

Coronet Peak Ski Area offers breathtaking alpine skiing and snowboarding experiences on diverse terrains with stunning views over the Wakatipu Basin.

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Miles of Trails
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Annual Visitors
1947
Year Established

About Coronet Peak Ski Area

Coronet Peak Ski Area
 

Coronet Peak Ski Area is one of New Zealand's premier ski destinations, located within the Southern Alps on the South Island. Just a short drive from Queenstown, it attracts locals and international tourists alike with its dynamic slopes and awe-inspiring vistas. The ski area is spread over a variety of terrains, offering slopes suitable for beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders. It features state-of-the-art facilities, including snowmaking capabilities that ensure a long season stretching from June to October. Established in 1947, Coronet Peak is among the oldest commercial ski fields in the country, rich with skiing heritage. The area's northern orientation allows for maximum sunlight, providing perfect visibility and making it an attractive spot for night skiing. The peak also offers stunning panoramic views of Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables Mountain Range, enhancing the appeal for photographers and sightseers. Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy a range of other winter sports and explore the nearby vibrant town of Queenstown.

Highlights

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Night skiing with panoramic views of Queenstown lights

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Modern facilities with comprehensive snowmaking capabilities

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Wide range of slopes accommodating all skill levels

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Proximity to Queenstown for additional attractions and amenities

Notable Natural Features

Day and Night Skiing

Experience skiing under the stars as Coronet Peak offers night skiing sessions.

M1 Trail

A family-friendly trail providing gentle slopes and wide spaces for beginners.

Rollback Park

A dedicated terrain park with jumps, rails, and half-pipes for snowboarders and freestyle skiers.