July is peak season at Coronet Peak. The mountain is fully operational with all lifts and trails open (conditions permitting). Snow depth is typically at its highest, and conditions are at their most consistent. This is the busiest period, so expect moderate crowd levels.
40cm
Avg Snowfall
2°C
Avg High (36°F)
-4°C
Avg Low (25°F)
16"
Snowfall (inches)
In July, Coronet Peak sees an average of 40cm (16 inches) of snowfall. Daytime temperatures typically reach 2°C (36°F) with overnight lows around -4°C (25°F). Milder temperatures mean lighter layering is sufficient, but bring a waterproof shell for changing conditions. UV protection becomes more important as the sun angle increases.
Crowd Level
Day Pass Price
$92
Crowd levels at Coronet Peak in July are moderate. Weekends draw more visitors than weekdays, and holiday periods within the month will be noticeably busier. Day passes are priced at $92. For the best experience, aim for a midweek visit.
During peak season in July, expect the vast majority of Coronet Peak's 30 trails to be open. All 6 lifts should be running, and grooming crews maintain a consistent surface on marked runs. Off-piste terrain benefits from accumulated snowpack and is generally in prime condition.