Coronet Peak - Snow cams

Coronet Peak is located approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles) or 20 minutes drive from Queenstown.

Coronet Peak ski/ snowboarding typically runs from June to early October, depending on snow conditions.

The snow at Coronet Peak is real and receives an average of 2 meters of snow per year. It experiences natural snowfall during the winter months, providing genuine snow conditions for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

You can either drive yourself or catch a ride on the Coronet Peak Ski Bus.

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Visitors can find a range of lodging options in Queenstown.

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There are Ski and snowboard rentals where visitors can rent skis & board equipment.

Aside from rental shops for ski and snowboard equipment, snowsports schools offer lessons, they also offer dining options, and retail shops for gear and accessories.

The resort hosts various events and festivals throughout the ski season, including competitions, live music performances, and themed events.

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Coronet Peak Ski Resort offers childcare services for families visiting the mountain. Skiwiland Early Learning Centre offers licensed child care for children aged between 3 months and 5 years. The center is staffed with fully qualified professionals and offers a range of activities for children, including time on the snow.
Coronet Peak Ski Resort is a great destination for families, with excellent childcare facilities available. Find out more