Snow Report

Sat 25 Jan 06:52 AM

14°c

Last Updated: Sat 25 Jan 06:52 AM

A few spots of rain in the morning followed by a mainly fine afternoon

A bit of rain is forecast this morning to freshen things up and then a lunchtime clearance to a mainly fine afternoon with winds dying away. Temperatures will be a bit cooler. Should be a nice day to pop up for a bite of lunch. Come on up and see if you can point out Mt Cook, enjoy a guided walk or take to the trails with a bike.

Mountain Status

Open

Last 7 Days

0cm

Snow Base

0 - 0cm

Season Snowfall

0cm

Road Status

Open

Chains Status

Chain-Free

Lift Status

1 / 8 Open

Beginners Area

0 / 4 Open

First Tracks 8-9am

Closed

Night Ski 4-9pm

Closed

Off Piste Condition

Stay on trail

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Conditions are accurate at the time this report was updated, please be aware that conditions are variable and subject to change.

MOUNTAIN

Mountain Status

Open

Road Status

Open

Chains Status

Chain-Free

First Tracks 8-9am

Closed

SNOW

Season Snowfall

0cm

Last 7 Days

0cm

Snow Base

0 - 0cm

Off Piste Condition

Stay on trail

LIFTS

Lift Status

1 / 8 Open

Beginners Area

0 / 4 Open

Night Ski 4-9pm

Closed

3 day forecast

Sat

17°c / 6°c

Sun

17°c / 7°c

Mon

17°c / 9°c

Road conditions

On our sealed road it's just a 16km / 20-minute drive from Queenstown. Buses will be departing the Station Building at half past the hour starting from 10:30am.

What's happening today

The Peak Gondola will be open for sightseeing from 11am. Enjoy spectacular views of the Wakatipu basin from 1649 meters and finish with fresh coffee and warm food in our Café 1200. Trampoline, Chess set and Bouncy castle on the deck for the kids amongst us. Both DH and XC trails open.

Sightseeing

Sit back and enjoy a gondola ride to 1649m with a Peak Gondola Pass. Enjoy world famous views over the Wakatipu basin and back to the divide of the Southern Alps. It’s Queenstown’s new view, suitable for all and perfect for families or maybe even an iconic wedding photo!

Road conditions

On our sealed road it's just a 16km / 20-minute drive from Queenstown. Buses will be departing the Station Building at half past the hour starting from 10:30am.

What's happening today

Sightseeing

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.

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Webcams

Lift Status

Open

Coronet Express

Closed

Greengates Express

Closed

Meadows Learner Express

Closed

Rocky Gully T-bar

Closed

Dual Magic Carpet Conveyor

Closed

Beginner Carpet Conveyor

Closed

Kaser Ski Conveyor

Closed

Sunkid Carpet Conveyor

Terrain Status

CLOSED

Novice

CLOSED

Intermediate

CLOSED

Advanced

CLOSED

Expert

Closed

Back Bowls

Closed

Duncans Dance Park

Closed

Greengates Rail Garden

Facilities

Open

Coronet Cafe

Closed

Heidi's Hut

Closed

Coronet Restaurant

Closed

Ice Bar

Open

Sightseeing Chairlift

Closed

Sledding

Terrain Status

CLOSED

Novice

CLOSED

Intermediate

CLOSED

Advanced

CLOSED

Expert

Closed

Back Bowls

Closed

Duncans Dance Park

Closed

Greengates Rail Garden

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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 back country 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.

It is good practice to provide a contact person with details of your back country 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 intensions. 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 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 back country adventure.

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