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Ski resort · Queenstown

Coronet Peak Night Skiing

Experience the thrill of night skiing under the ethereal glow of the moon at Coronet Peak, Queenstown. The pristine snow blankets the majestic slopes, illuminated by rows of bright floodlights, creating a magical winter wonderland. The crisp mountain air, the subtle crunch of skis on fresh powder, and the vast, serene twilight sky blend to offer an exhilarating and unforgettable alpine adventure. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or a nature lover, this nighttime escapade invites you to chase the stars while carving your way through New Zealand's wild terrain. Embrace the adventure and let the luminous slopes ignite your spirit for exploration.

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June to September for prime snow conditions and night skiing experiences

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Most videos filmed Jul–Oct during spring. July is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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June to September for prime snow conditions and night skiing experiences

2 to 4 hours for night ski sessions and mountain exploration

Warm layered ski wear, Helmet and goggles, Ski or snowboard equipment, Waterproof gloves, Headlamp for walking paths, and Thermal innerwear

Adventure Seekers, Ski Enthusiasts, Outdoor Lovers, Photographers, and Thrill Seekers

Fly into Queenstown Airport (ZQN), just a 30-minute drive from Coronet Peak mountain resort.

Choose from mountain lodges, cozy alpine chalets, or boutique hotels in Queenstown town center, just minutes from the slopes.Book a stay →

Combine your trip with glacier helicopter tours, jet boating on the Shotover River, or scenic hikes in the Remarkables mountain range.Book a tour →

$25-$50

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