Coronet Peak

Coronet Peak stands proud as one of New Zealand's most beloved ski destinations. Since 1947, this iconic mountain has welcomed skiers and riders with its spectacular views over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu. The resort combines rich history with modern facilities, offering an unforgettable alpine experience for visitors of all skill levels.

Coronet Peak's efficient network of lifts serves 280 hectares of diverse terrain. The high-speed Coronet Express, alongside the Meadows Express and Greengates Express chairs, ensures minimal wait times and maximum skiing time. Our modern lift infrastructure can transport over 20,000 skiers per hour, keeping you moving across our varied slopes.

Coronet Peak Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 9

Gondola

6-Person Chair

Quad Chair

T-Bar

Coronet Peak Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

692 ac

280.0 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

14%

Intermediate

34%

Advanced

25%

Expert

27%

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Location

Just 20 minutes from central Queenstown, Coronet Peak offers unmatched accessibility. The well-maintained sealed road winds through stunning high-country terrain, making the journey part of the adventure. From the summit at 1,649 meters, visitors enjoy panoramic views across the Wakatipu Basin, Lake Hayes, and the striking Southern Alps.

Coronet Peak

, south-island

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Season Info

Our snow season typically runs from mid-June to early October, featuring both natural snowfall and comprehensive snowmaking coverage. Coronet Peak is famous for its night skiing sessions, offering twilight adventures under the stars on select evenings throughout the season. The mountain's unique positioning allows for extended spring skiing, often delivering excellent conditions well into the final weeks.

Current Season

2025

Opening Day

6/29/2025

Closing Day

9/29/2025

Days Open