Coronet Peak

Description "Coronet Peak"

Coronet Peak is good terrain for different levels. However, NZ ski resorts are not as big as the Alps ski resorts although parks are among the best in the world and the panorama as well.

You can also go night skiing in Coronet Peak (a bit pretentious, but if you're there, let's try) on fridays and saturdays.

It's more a family resort as it offers a child care service and it's the closest resort from Queenstown so you can go back to Queenstown every night.

If you buy a season pass, you can go to Cardrona and The Remarkables which are 2 other ski resorts in the surroundings (you still need to take your car or a shuttle from Queenstown as the furthest is 1,5hr from Coronet peak).

Student fare: daily pass 37,5euros

Travel Information "Coronet Peak"

By car, the resort is 25minutes (18km) from Queenstown. Ski shuttle from Queenstown: tickets are available in major hotels in Queenstown, information centre and Snow Centre in Duke Street, Queenstown. Journey is 25 minutes Fares: return adult NZ$20 and child (5 - 17 years old) NZ$15. Departure: Duke Street 8.30am, 10.00am and 12.00pm (express) From major hotels and holiday parks between 8am and 8.45 am and then between 10 am and 10.45 am. Night skiing (friday and saturday), departure from Duke Street at 3.30pm and 5.30pm. For more details please go to www.skishuttle.co.nz Return: From Coronet Peak Coach Park at 1pm, 2.30pm and from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. Night skiing (friday and saturday) return at 7pm, 9pm and 10.30pm. For more details please go to www.skishuttle.co.nz

Liens "Coronet Peak"

• Resort's website :

  http://www.nzski.com/mountain.jsp?site=coronetpeak

• Resort's fare scale :

  http://www.skidealsnz.com/new-zealand/coronet-peak/

• Resort's webcam :

  http://www.nzski.com/cameras.jsp?site=coronetpeak