Selwyn Snow Resort

SnowWinter

Following the destructions of the 2019/2020 bushfires, Selwyn Snow Resort is rebuilding for opening for the 2022 Snow Season. The new resort with not only feature a full upgrade of the new Chum Chairlift reopening the access to the skiable terrain but a whole new snow experience. They have relocated and extended the Toboggan Park, and brand new ‘Winter Wonderland’ the first of its kind in Australia with a range of exciting snow play products including skating rink with bumper cards, kids snow mobiles, tubing carousel and minute enchanted village.

Similar Things to Do

Snowy Mountain Helicopters

What a breathtaking and truly unforgettable experience and way to see our beautiful mountains! Offering unique experiences and scenic flights this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the... mountains form the air. Snowy Mountains Helicopters works in and around the Kosciuszko National Park 365 days a year, providing helicopters and manpower for projects as diverse as the Corroboree frog recovery program, aerial Quoll tracking, weed management, snow sampling, and fire control, to name just a few. We are passionate about the issues affecting the park, so along with a breathtaking view, you can look forward to a fascinating insight into the park’s diversity and management programs and associated challenges.

Perisher

Jindabyne is home to the Snowy Mountains and some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Australia. You are located only 30 minutes’ drive to Perisher or 15minutes to the ski tube that take you... to Perisher.

Thredbo

Jindabyne is home to the Snowy Mountains and some of the best skiing and snowboarding in Australia. You are located only 30 minutes’ drive to Thredbo.

For... lift tickets and to enrol in ski school speak to the resorts directly.

The Base Ski Hire for all your winter equipment

One of the most important factors that will make your snow holiday an amazing experience... is your equipment. Don’t fear it will not cost a fortune as you can hire nearly everything you need from clothing, to boots, skis, boards and poles. Jindabyne has a number of very professional ski hires offering the latest equipment at very reasonable prices. It is better to hire equipment locally, sometimes you may need to change your equipment or need some adjustments. If you have hired your equipment from a ski shop at home for example, you may be stuck with some very painful boots and be unable to change them for a better fitting set. Just let the ski hire know what level skier you are be it a complete first timer or GS pro and in no time at all they will have fitted you out and ready to hit the slopes with confidence. If you own your own equipment or have borrowed some from a friend don’t forget to have them checked by a ski technician to make sure everything is set correctly and working properly. Remember good quality sunglasses, goggles and sun cream are essentials. The sun, here burns 3 times stronger than at the beach. Even if the sky is overcast the sun’s rays will burn don’t forget to slip slop slap as if you were at the beach.

Guests of Accommodation Jindabyne receive a discount at The Base Ski Hire where you collect your keys.

Cross Country Skiing

Cross Country skiing is a great way to explore the amazing untouched country of the... Snowy Mountains. You can start your adventure from the top of Thredbo and explore the extraordinary main range or head to Perisher to glide and skate the many kilometers of Nordic trails. If your desire a true adventure into our untouched wilderness and virgin snow contact one of the professional Cross Country Tour operators for details. Call The Mountain Adventure Centre on 1800 623 459 or Wilderness Sports on 1800 654 168

https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/snow-sports-facilities/perisher-range-crosscountry-ski-trails

Perisher

Thredbo

The Base Ski Hire for all your winter equipment

Cross Country Skiing

Snowshoe

Hire snowshoes from a local ski hire shop for a modest price and head up to Smiggin Holes, Perisher, or top of Thredbo. Take lunch in backpacks, ski... poles (good to have but not mandatory) and wear a pair of waterproof walking boots. Strap on your snowshoes and off you go! So easy! Simply walking on the thick carpet of fresh snow no slipping or sliding because of the metal teeth on the snowshoes. And of course, you don't sink in. You'll be alone in this scenic wonderland. In Perisher, travel around the dedicated snowshoe track. Or maybe beyond Thredbo to Dead Horse Gap or the Ramsheads.

If new to the sport, you can book a tour with Snowy Mountains Back Country https://www.snowymountainsbackcountry.com.au/snow-shoeing