Coronet Peak Ski Field

25% Beginners, 45% Intermediates, 30% Advanced (includes Back Bowls)

Coronet Peak, South Island, New Zealand, photo courtesy of Miles Holden.

Stylish and cosmopolitan, Coronet Peak is the South Island’s most popular mountain resort. Rolling natural terrain combined with sophisticated facilities in a striking new base building attracts skiers, boarders and spectators of all age ranges and abilities. Coronet Peak’s 280 skiable hectares are accessed by a six seater express chair, an express quad, a double chair and T-bar. A dedicated beginner’s area has two surface conveyor lifts, a beginner tow and its own snowmaking. 

Base area facilities include several eateries, a huge heated deck, Snowsports School, retail, rental and repair areas and a licensed crèche. Automated snowmaking capacity ensures quality snow over a long season. The world class facilities combine with the region’s greatest variety of terrain to provide New Zealand’s premier winter experience. The mountain’s longest run, the M1-Big Easy, is 2.4 km long and popular with intermediate and advanced skiers and riders.

Children six and under receive free day passes!

Super Seniors 75 and over receive free day passes !

Coronet Peak Mountain Facilities
Season 9 Jun - 7 Oct 2012 (subject to snow and weather conditions)
Resort Elevation 1649m, 462m vertical drop
Skiable Area 280ha
Lifts 1 Six Seater Chair
2 Quad Chairs
1 T- Bar
4 Surface Conveyor Lifts
Base Area Facilities
The state-of-the-art base lodge includes a restaurant and café, coffee and bar facilities, childcare centre (Skiwiland), function room, outdoor heated deck, Snowsports School, Rental department, guest storage area, Retail Shop, Ski Patrol/First Aid, and Guest Services.


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