CORONET PEAK WINTER 2021 - NZSki
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WINTER 2021 CORONET PEAK
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
NEW FOR 2021 23 JUN
FIRST NIGHT SKI
Enjoy floodlit slopes before warming up by
01 Planting over 3,000 native tussocks the fire on the deck. Night Ski is a must-do
and hebes to regenerate trails when visiting Queenstown.
02 New wastewater treatment plant to
improve our environmental outcomes
Upgrading snowmaking pipe lines
15 AUG
03 to ensure consistent and reliable
snowmaking throughout winter DOG DERBY
Dogs and owners cause mayhem as they race
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down the mountain together. A great day to
A new ‘self serve’ area in the base spectate or bring your dog up to compete.
04 building for those bringing a picnic,
including a hot water boiler and seating.
A new Montana Twister ski tuning robot to
ensure our rental equipment will be in the
05 very best condition. It will also give guests
the chance to get the very best tuning for NATIONAL POINTS AND
their gear on mountain
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The best New Zealand skiers from U14, U16
and FIS race in a multiple discipline series.
coronetpeak.co.nz/events
ABOUT US
Coronet Peak, located in Queenstown,
New Zealand, was the country’s first commercial
ski field, providing good times since 1947.
The mountain is Queenstown’s urban playground
only 20 minutes from downtown along a sealed
road. Guests are treated to freshly groomed trails
during First Tracks from 8am daily, right through
to Night Skiing on Wednesdays, Fridays, and some
Saturday nights until 9pm.
Coronet Peak has 280ha of skiable terrain,
a 1649m elevation with a 462m vertical drop.
An extensive state-of-the-art snowmaking set up
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(the largest in the Southern Hemisphere) ensures
peak conditions throughout the whole season.
In 2019, summer operations launched and
includes sightseeing with the Peak gondola,
and chairlift accessed mountain bike trails.
Coronet Peak is committed to kaitiakitanga,
guardianship, over the mountain. There is a
strong programme of activity to restore and
enhance the environment including work to
eradicate wilding, non-native plants,
revegetating trails, and pest control.
coronetpeak.co.nz/mountain
OVERVIEW
TRANSPORT AVERAGE SNOWFALL Average snowfall:
1.99m per annum (excl. snowmaking).
A dedicated scheduled bus service operates
throughout the day from the center of Queenstown ACCESS 18km sealed road, just 20 minutes
with options of pre-arranged hotel pick ups en-route. from Queenstown.
TERRAIN approx. 14% beginner,
TARGETED OPENING DATE 19 June 33% intermediate, 25% advanced, 27% expert.
ANTICIPATED CLOSING DATE 26 September NON SKIERS Gondola assisted access to the
PEAK ELEVATION 1649m top of the mountain and a toboggan area.
VERTICAL DROP 462m
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SNOWSPORTS Private and group coaching
SKIABLE AREA 280 hectares available as well as high performance camps
and adaptive programmes.
KIDS PROGRAMMES Skiwiland for 2-5 year
SNOWMAKING olds. Group or private lessons for ages 5-17
Coronet Peak has the most extensive snowmaking years of age.
setup in the Souther Hemisphere with a total of
211 fixed guns, and 7 portable for reliable snow FOOD & BEVERAGE Restaurant and bar
coverage top to bottom.
services, Cafe 1200, Heidi’s Hut.
LIFTS RENTALS Full Head & Salomon recreational
2 high-speed six-seater chairs, 1 high-speed quad and performance rental gear available as well
chair, 1 T-bar and 4 surface conveyor lifts. as on mountain workshop for equipment tuning.
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