Today
10.9°c
Wed
15°c/5°c
Thu
16°c/7°c
Fri
18°c/9°c
Mountain Status
Closed
Opening 14 June
Mountain Status
Closed
Last 7 Days
0cm
Lift Status
0 / 8 Open
First Tracks 8 - 9am
30 June to 14 Sep
3 day forecast provided by Metservice -
Latest forecast.
Conditions are accurate at the time this report was updated, please be aware that conditions are variable and subject to change.
Snow base is measured on main groomed trails using SnowSAT technology
Wed
15°c/5°c
Thu
16°c/7°c
Fri
18°c/9°c
Road conditions
Please beware of cyclists on the access road, give them plenty of space and do not pass on blind corners
What's happening today
Mon/Tues closed for remainder of season.
Sightseeing
Take a gondola to the summit for amazing sightseeing with 360 degree views of the Southern Alps.
3 day forecast provided by Metservice -
Latest forecast.
Conditions are accurate at the time this report was updated, please be aware that conditions are variable and subject to change.
Snow base is measured on main groomed trails using SnowSAT technology
Snow Report
10.9°c
Opening 14 June
Last Updated: Sun 09 Feb 17:21 PM
Cloud about the terrain to start then becoming mainly fine. Isolated showers northwest of the Lakes from afternoon.
We are closed Monday's and Tuesday's for the remainder of the season!
We will see you back up here on Wednesday for a full day of riding until 8PM!!
The final stage of the Coronet Cup will be taking place next Wednesday ! Register here to get your timed lap on the DH ! Coronet Cup Race #1 - Coronet Peak | Ski New Zealand
Our open hours are:
Wednesday & Thursday: 10am - 8pm
Friday - Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Cloud about the terrain to start then becoming mainly fine. Isolated showers northwest of the Lakes from afternoon.
We are closed Monday's and Tuesday's for the remainder of the season!
We will see you back up here on Wednesday for a full day of riding until 8PM!!
The final stage of the Coronet Cup will be taking place next Wednesday ! Register here to get your timed lap on the DH ! Coronet Cup Race #1 - Coronet Peak | Ski New Zealand
Our open hours are:
Wednesday & Thursday: 10am - 8pm
Friday - Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Mountain Status
Closed
Season Snowfall
0cm
Lift Status
0 / 8 Open
First Tracks 8 - 9am
30 June to 14 Sep
3 day forecast provided by Metservice -
Latest forecast.
Conditions are accurate at the time this report was updated, please be aware that conditions are variable and subject to change.
Snow base is measured on main groomed trails using SnowSAT technology
MOUNTAIN
Mountain Status
Closed
SNOW
Season Snowfall
0cm
LIFTS
Lift Status
0 / 8 Open
Opening 14 June
3 day forecast
Wed
15°c / 5°c
Thu
16°c / 7°c
Fri
18°c / 9°c
Road conditions
Please beware of cyclists on the access road, give them plenty of space and do not pass on blind corners
What's happening today
Mon/Tues closed for remainder of season.
Sightseeing
Take a gondola to the summit for amazing sightseeing with 360 degree views of the Southern Alps.
Road conditions
Please beware of cyclists on the access road, give them plenty of space and do not pass on blind corners
What's happening today
Mon/Tues closed for remainder of season.
Sightseeing
Take a gondola to the summit for amazing sightseeing with 360 degree views of the Southern Alps.
3 day forecast provided by Metservice -
Latest forecast.
Conditions are accurate at the time this report was updated, please be aware that conditions are variable and subject to change.
Snow base is measured on main groomed trails using SnowSAT technology
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Lifts
Coronet Express
Greengates Express
Meadows Learner Express
Rocky Gully T-bar
Magic Carpet Conveyor
Beginner Carpet Conveyor
Kaiser Ski Conveyor
Sunkid Carpet Conveyor
Terrain
Back Bowls
Terrain
Back Bowls
Facilities
Retail Shop
Sightseeing Gondola
Barista Bar
West End Eatery
Bike Rentals and workshop
Car Parks
Car Parks 1 - 4
Car Parks 5 - 6
Lower Carpark 7
Getting up the mountain this season:
We know you're all keen to hit the slopes this year so we've got some updates to make it easier for you to get up the mountain. Please find these through the below link.
Limit your speed in busy areas. Match your speed to surrounding skiers and riders. Be prepared for others to make sudden changes in direction or speed.
Stay 5m from others. If less than 5m from others you must slow down. The faster you go the more space you must give others.
Give way to those downhill. Look before you leap. Snowboarders: take care turning onto your heel edge.
Only stop where you can be seen from above. Always look uphill before moving again. Only stop on the edge of trails or beside fixed objects.
Backcountry Terrain
The Back Bowls are steep Expert Terrain. As such they have an increase in hazard, including avalanche. The Back Bowls may be closed due to Avalanche Hazard Mitigation or inclement weather as these conditions heighten risk in this terrain. Back Bowls are closed at night and assessed for opening daily.
Backcountry Advisory
If you decide to go skiing or snowboarding in the backcountry you need to carry the right safety equipment. Avalanches happen, so it’s important to choose your terrain wisely. Coronet Peak Back Bowls is managed carefully by Coronet Peak Patrol. When the Back Bowls sign indicates the terrain is "open" you may proceed with caution into this area. Out on the far col you will see a red and an orange Ski Area Boundary Sign on the rock which indicates the limits of Coronet Peak ski area and the back-bowls. If you venture past this sign the terrain is highly hazardous, prone to avalanches with cliffs and ice.
Let People Know Before You Go
It is good practice to provide a contact person with details of your backcountry trip. You can also pop into our Ski Patrol office at any time during opening hours to check on local conditions and advise patrol of your intentions. Please be aware that our Ski Patrol do not patrol outside the Ski Area Boundary and only venture here in the case of a known emergency. You need to be well prepared and self-sufficient with all the necessary safety equipment and the knowledge to use it.
Please visit the Mountain Safety website for details on what is required to ensure a safe backcountry adventure.
