Country directory
Explore 5 ski resorts in Australia. Every card links to a full resort page with pictures, terrain and the numbers; the arrow opens the description without leaving this page.
Sorted A–Z. Tap a card to open the resort page.
Dale Smith / CC BY-SA 3.0Falls Creek is a ski area in Australia, with 40 km of marked pistes served by 14 lifts. The slopes run from 1,492 m up to a summit of 1,774 m, a vertical drop of 282 m. Graded runs are 17% blue, 54% red and 29% black.
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Stephen Edmonds / CC BY-SA 2.0Mount Buller is a ski area in Australia, with 46 km of marked pistes served by 21 lifts. The slopes run from 1,384 m up to a summit of 1,779 m, a vertical drop of 395 m. Graded runs are 3% green, 5% blue, 46% red and 46% black.
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Brett Stanley / CC BY-SA 4.0Mount Hotham is a ski area in Australia, with 62 km of marked pistes served by 14 lifts. The slopes run from 1,449 m up to a summit of 1,856 m, a vertical drop of 407 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 7% blue, 56% red and 36% black.
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Ruth Ellison from Canberra, Australia / CC BY 2.0Perisher is a ski area in New South Wales, Australia, with 83 km of marked pistes served by 44 lifts. The slopes run from 1,604 m up to a summit of 2,038 m, a vertical drop of 434 m. Graded runs are 43% blue, 48% red and 9% black.
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Thredbo Resort is a ski area in Australia, with 64 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 1,365 m up to a summit of 2,037 m, a vertical drop of 672 m. Graded runs are 17% blue, 47% red and 36% black.
Blue 17%Red 47%Black 36%
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