However, it is seldom that it gets more than 30cm of fresh snow at a time so you won't find it too hard. Because the high speed quad puts so many people on the snow, and because on any powder day there will be 100 locals waiting in line before the lift opens, it will be pretty tracked out by 10am. Coronet gets most of it's snow from the warmer and wetter north-west quarter. This makes for interesting powder skiing - but at least it's not usually too badly wind affected. WHEN TO COME Early season is typically 1st of June to mid-end June.
Conditions are often hard and fast on man made snow only.
However, the snow is made by the fan forced method, and it can be very very good indeed. The real beauty of the Peak is not apparent until the off-piste opens up. Then it completely changes character. The terrain rolls around all over the place, and the range of different approaches to skiing the hill is incredible. You want to ski it fast and steep - there's plenty of that.