Located 18 kilometers to the northeast of the town of Queenstown is New Zealand’s Coronet Peak which is a commercial ski field with a skiable area of 280 hectares and 481 meters of vertical drop which offer seasoned skiers and riders a long snow season, extraordinary skiing and snowboarding terrain and lift systems. If you are a snow lover and crave for some serious action, Coronet Peak would be the ideal destination. The Peak is one of New Zealand’s most popular ski fields due to its proximity to Queenstown. A comfortable stay at a Queenstown hotel such as Oak Shores which is located within easy reach to Coronet Peak Ski Field is sure to make your perfect holiday dream come true.
The season generally commences from early June and until mid October. Coronet Peak Ski Field boasts the country’s largest fully-automated snowmaking system with 213 snow guns ensuring consistently good skiing and snowboarding throughout the season. .Amidst the thrill and adventure you can experience the breathtaking view of Lake Wakatipu and Lake Hayes. You also have the opportunity to experience some thrilling night skiing on Friday and Saturday nights. The day begins with the operation of the first tracks at 8 a.m. and finishes as late as 9 p.m. on weekends with night skiing. Popular runs on Coronet Peak include Big Easy, M1, Greengates and Shirtfront, and Exchange Drop and the Back Bowls. Coronet’s Peak offers much well-developed piste skiing.
Coronet Peak Ski Field is a destination for families as kids in the ages between three months to five years can be enrolled at the fully-licensed Skiwiland Early Learning Centre and 6 year olds and younger are able to enjoy free day lift passes. It also hosts events such as the Queenstown Winter Festival and the New Zealand Winter Games can be experienced. Coronet Peak Ski Field is surely the most thrilling destination for snow lovers of any age and ability.
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