TL;DR
Perisher Ski Resort in Australia has introduced PEAK Snow Days, an initiative aimed at providing guests with greater clarity on when the resort will experience high demand due to favourable snow conditions. The resort encourages visitors to prepare, explore, act, and stay informed before arriving. By monitoring snow reports and weather conditions, guests can plan their visit accordingly. During busy periods, the resort advises guests to seek alternative areas to avoid crowds and consider using the Skitube or bus service instead of driving. The resort also offers tips and tricks for guests to make the most of their visit, including subscribing to the daily snow report, checking road conditions, and allowing extra time for travel. By implementing these strategies, Perisher aims to enhance the guest experience and ensure a enjoyable time at their four resort areas: Blue Cow, Guthega, Mount Perisher, and Smiggin Holes.
Perisher Ski Resort, Australia, has launched PEAK Snow Days, an initiative to give guests more clarity when the resort will experience heightened demand for its products due to the conditions, so guests can Prepare, Explore, Act and Know before heading to the resort. “As the largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere we have plenty of room for everyone to enjoy a day out on our beautiful mountain, but on busy days being open to small adjustments to your typical approach to visiting Perisher will help each other have a great time. We’re classifying this weekend as PEAK Snow Days, with school holiday visitation and weather conditions looking very good for snowfall. With the snowfall, we’re also expecting windy conditions which may interrupt some lifts that we can safely operate. We’re fortunate to have many options that are out of the weather during these times, so keep an eye on our snow reports, which come out each morning on our website and App, ask our team for suggestions of where to go if lift lines are looking longer than usual, and keep alert to when we classify a time as a PEAK Snow Day. During PEAK Snow Days, we’re up earlier on the mountain to make sure everything is prepared for the busier periods. However, we also need our guests to consider changes to their own behaviour on these days, such as exploring the resort away from congregating at Front Valley. We’re all snow-lovers here and want our guests to have the best experience they can while at our four resorts of Blue Cow, Guthega, Mount Perisher and Smiggin Holes.”Nathan Butterworth, Perisher’s VP + GM
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Michael Fulton
Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.
