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Australian Ski Resorts Open for 2025 Season with Fresh Snowfall
Michael Fulton (SnowStash)

Michael Fulton (SnowStash)

Australian Ski Resorts Open for 2025 Season with Fresh Snowfall

Australia's major ski resorts have officially opened for the 2025 season following a winter storm that delivered fresh snow across the Australian Alps. Falls Creek, Mount Hotham, Perisher, Thredbo, and Mount Buller are all operating with beginner terrain available, whilst forecasts predict over 50 centimetres of additional snow throughout the opening weekend, promising excellent conditions for skiers and riders.

Hotham
Australia
Perisher
Thredbo
Mt Buller
Falls Creek
Freestyle Events at Thredbo Resort, Australia, Become FIS Sanctioned Events
SnowStash

SnowStash

Thredbo's Triple Crown Events Now FIS Sanctioned

Thredbo Resort and Snow Australia announce FIS sanctioning for Triple Crown Slopestyle and Big Air events, boosting opportunities for Australian freestyle skiers and snowboarders.

Snowy Mountains
Australia
Thredbo
New South Wales
Thredbo with no snow in the middle of the season.
SnowStash

SnowStash

Warm Winter Forecast Threatens Australian Ski Season...Again

The Bureau of Meteorology predicts one of Australia's warmest winters on record, potentially impacting the upcoming ski season. With temperatures expected to be 1.5°C above average, ski resorts may face challenges in maintaining snow cover.

Hotham
Australia
Perisher
Thredbo
Mt Buller
New South Wales
Victoria
Falls Creek
Thredbos 2025 season pass just dropped
SnowStash

SnowStash

Thredbo Unveils 2025 Season Pass with Early Bird Discounts

Thredbo Resort has released its 2025 season pass, offering early bird discounts and new affordable options for beginners. The pass includes various benefits and global access through the Ikon Base Pass add-on.

Australia
Thredbo
New South Wales