Thredbo

Thredbo is a village and ski resort in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. It is located in the Snowy Monaro Regional Council. The village is built on the Thredbo River, which is fed by the Thredbo Glacier and Snowy River. The resort has 14 lifts, including 2 high-speed quads, 3 fixed-grip quads, 5 double chairs, and 4 surface lifts. It has a vertical drop of 672 metres (2,205 ft) and covers an area of 480 hectares (1,200 acres).

Thredbo ski resort is located in Mt Kosciuszko National Park NSW, which forms part of the great dividing range of Australia. The village is very much influenced by people who came to work on the Snowy River Scheme, hence its European feel. Many of the runs are named after the people who established it. A lot of the architecture has a Tyrolean/Bavarian crossed with early Australian Alpine style.

Thredbo is renowned for its restaurants and nightlife and boasts the longest run in Australia. The mountain has over 50 runs with 16% for beginners, 67% for intermediates, and the rest are black runs. Friday Flats offers a gentle slope for beginners with special children learn to ski programs.

Thredbo is an all-year resort with the main seasons being winter and summer. In winter, Thredbo offers skiing and snowboarding on its slopes. In summer, visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fishing, golfing, and other outdoor activities.

Thredbo in winter is a paradise for snow lovers! ❄️🏔️ It’s one of Australia’s best ski resorts, offering top-notch skiing, snowboarding, and après-ski experiences. Here’s what to expect:

Snow & Weather

• Thredbo gets solid snowfall from June to September, with July and August being peak season.
• Temps range from -5°C to 5°C, so layer up!

Skiing & Snowboarding

• Home to Australia’s longest ski runs (like the 5.9km Supertrail).
• Terrain for all levels—beginners love Friday Flat, while advanced riders hit the steeps of The Bluff.
• Great terrain parks for tricks and jumps.

Other Winter Activities

• Snowshoeing & backcountry tours for those wanting to explore beyond the slopes.
• Scenic chairlift rides for breathtaking views over the Snowy Mountains.
• Tobogganing & snow play for families at dedicated areas.

Après-Ski & Nightlife

• Hot spots like The Alpine Bar and Keller Bar keep the party going.
• Cozy up by the fire at Cascades Restaurant or grab a schnapps at The Denman.

Accommodation & Getting There

• Stay on-mountain for ski-in, ski-out access or book in Jindabyne for more budget-friendly options.
• From Sydney, it’s about a 5.5-hour drive, or you can fly to Canberra and drive 2.5 hours.

Are you planning a trip? Let me know if you need tips on the best spots to stay, eat, or ride! 🚡🎿