THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak

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THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak
THE REMARKABLES
     2019 Update
THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak
Find your Freedom
                                                         There’s even more terrain to find your freedom at The
                                                       Remarkables in 2019, plus other nifty new developments
                                                          at the popular Queenstown ski field including better
                                                                            snow cover and improved seating.

What’s New for 2019
• A new 160-metre long conveyor lift will access a        • Terrain Park improvements in both the beginner
  whole new learner’s area, easing the progression          and big line.
  from novice skier/boarder to catching the Alta
  beginner chairlift.                                     • Refurbished Kea Nests.

• A new-era, fuel-efficient PB600 winch groomer           • Two new 4WD Buses.
  fitted with V3 Snowsat will maximise snow cover
  and offer a closer “shave” of terrain.                  • New rental gear to maintain the most up to date
                                                            rental equipment for guest satisfaction.
• Reconfiguration of the kitchen better meet
  lunchtime demands including more efficient              • Exterior heating and shelter for the bus patrons
  recycling of crockery, faster delivery of hot food        departing the ski area on those cold July evenings.
  and reconfigured seating areas.
                                                          • General signage improvements bout the base
• $200K of new rental equipment.                            lodge and more info out at lift stations.

• More ski racks to accommodate all those skis/           • New education panels for Kea conservation
  boards during the lunch influx.                          awareness as part of the mountain’s partnership
                                                           with the Kea Conservation Trust.
• Burton Riglet Park

• Increased cafe seating throughout the main
  building.
THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak
About Us & Other
Key Features

                                                        Other Key Features
About Us                                                • Member of IKON PASS, a group of the world’s 38
                                                          ski destinations.
The famous Remarkables mountain range, located
in the adventure capital of Queenstown in New        • A member of NZSki offering discounts across Mt
Zealand, is where you’ll find your freedom. Three       Hutt, The Remarkables and Coronet Peak.
sun-drenched, north-facing snow-filled bowls, three
terrain parks including The Burton Stash, plus heaps • New base lodge (opened 2015) features decks
of off-piste black runs and wide open learner slopes    on three sides, indoor seating, even more outdoor
makes The Remarkables a welcoming, adventurous        seating, a wide variety of grab ‘n go foods, healthy
ski field. This is also the home of The North Face    options  and hearty meals on offer, and convenient
Frontier – a Freeride World Qualifier event, and a    direct access to the purpose-built beginners slope
number of progression programs.                       (three surface conveyor lifts) and to the Curvey
                                                      Basin express chair lift.
The Remarkables has 385 ha of skiable terrain, a
1943m elevation with a 468m vertical drop, and       • Capacity for 940 vehicles.
extensive state of the art snow-making to top up
snow. In 2019, new trail development will include a  • Extensive freestyle features across three
new high-speed six seater chairlift taking guests to    dedicated terrain parks including the Burton
the parks and all-ability terrain.                      Stash, one of only 6 in the world.

It is a member of NZSki, alongside Coronet Peak     •    Huge big mountain off-piste terrain with superb
and Mt Hutt, which regularly invests in technology,      natural chutes and big open bowls
snow-making and trail development, and which is a
platinum partner of The Kea Conservation Trust. The
Remarkables is also on the IKON Pass, the global
multi-resort snow pass.
THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak
Mountain stats, dates and times

General overview                                         Access: 28km, 40min from Queenstown
                                                         (10k sealed and 3 km unsealed access road)
                                                         from Queenstown
Targeted opening date: Saturday 8 June, 2019 TBC
Anticipated Closing Date: Sunday 6 October, 2019         Transport: Multiple daily bus services on Skibus
(Subject to weather conditions).                         from the Snow Centre with pick up and
                                                         pre–arranged hotel picks up enroute.
Elevation: 1943m, 468m vertical drop.
                                                         Childcare/early ages ski school:
Skiable Area: 385 hectares                               Kea Club from 4-17 years of age

Lifts: 1 high-speed six-seater chair, 3 quad chairs, 4   Kids Club: Kea Club from 5-17 years of age,
surface conveyor lifts including a double covered        all season
conveyor.
                                                         First Tracks: 9am to 4pm
Average snowfall: 3.67m per annum
(excl. snowmaking)

Snowmaking: Extensive automated system
comprising 100 guns covering beginners’ area, Alta
Green, Casterway, Gotham City, Curvey, Turquoise,
Waterfall, and terrain parks

Terrain: approx. 30% beginner, 40% intermediate,
30% advanced.
THE REMARKABLES 2019 Update - Coronet Peak
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
  +64 3 450 1970

   hello@theremarkables.co.nz

       SNOWREPORTS
    SNOW   REPORTS
  +64 3 442 4615

   www.theremarkables.co.nz

    SNOWSPORTS SCHOOL
SNOWSPORTS       SCHOOL
  school@theremarkables.co.nz

 For more indepth product information
   and mountain details, please visit:

       THEREMARKABLES.CO.NZ
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