TL;DR
Falls Creek has received 45cm of fresh snow this week, with the Summit chair now operational and 13 of 15 lifts running. The storm hits perfectly during July school holidays, opening access to the Maze's advanced terrain and setting the resort up for a strong remainder of the season.
Falls Creek Fires Up Summit Chair After 45cm Fresh Snow Dump
Falls Creek has just delivered what every skier and rider has been waiting for – a proper mid-season snow dump that's transformed the mountain. With 45cm of fresh snow blanketing the resort this week and the Summit chair now operational, advanced terrain seekers finally have access to the goods they've been craving.
The timing couldn't be better. Right in the thick of July school holidays, this storm has set Falls Creek up nicely for the remainder of the season. The mountain now has 13 of its 15 lifts running, giving punters access to terrain that's been locked away for the early part of the season.
Summit Chair Opens Gateway to Advanced Terrain
The Summit chair isn't just another lift – it's the key that unlocks Falls Creek's best terrain. This quad chair services the resort's high-altitude zones and provides the gateway to the Maze, which houses the largest collection of advanced runs at Falls Creek. For anyone who's been hanging around the lower mountain waiting for decent snow coverage, this is your green light.
The Maze lives up to its name, offering a network of challenging runs that'll keep advanced skiers and riders busy for days. With proper snow coverage now established, these runs are finally skiing as they should. It's the kind of terrain that separates Falls Creek from some of the other Victorian resorts – genuine fall-line skiing that rewards technical ability.
