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Thredbo Mountain Biking

Thredbo Mountain Biking (MTB) is an exciting business aimed at making Thredbo one of the key mountain biking destinations in Australia. You can hire everything you need in Thredbo or bring your own equipment. Easy valley trails and village are riding for those cruising or for those who want an adrenalin-filled downhill thrill, take the Kosciuszko Express to the top and ride the Thredbo MTB Cannonball Downhill or the new Kosciuszko Flow Trail.

Wildbrumby Distillery

The Wildbrumby Distillery, located in the picturesque Thredbo Valley of Australia's Snowy Mountains, has a unique story rooted in skiing and schnapps. Founded by Brad Spalding, a former ski instructor, and his wife Monika, whose grandfather was a distiller in Austria, the distillery aims to bring authentic European schnapps to the Australian alpine region. To realise their vision, the couple imported a German still and opened the distillery in 2003. They combine traditional distilling methods with locally sourced organic fruits and botanicals to create a range of liqueur schnapps, gin, and vodka that cater to Australian palates. Beyond spirits, the Spaldings also foster artistic expression and provide a sanctuary for the arts. The distillery features a sculpture garden and showcases Brad's own artwork, which often depicts the captivating beauty of the Snowy Mountains and skiing in Australia. Wildbrumby has gained recognition for its high-quality products, and customers can purchase them through the distillery or online. The combination of fine spirits, artistic ambience, and breathtaking surroundings has made Wildbrumby a destination where visitors can unwind, appreciate the arts, and savour the taste of European culture in the heart of the Australian alpine region.

Bullwheel Bar and Bistro

Enjoy a drink or snack at Australia's highest bar and bistro! Located underneath Eagles Nest Restaurant at 1937 metres at the top of Kosciuszko Express, Chairlift sits Bullwheel Bar and Bistro. Known for the best Toasties and Soups in the Valley, Bullwheel is the perfect spot for a quick bite to eat before getting back out there to do some laps.

YHA Thredbo

Award-winning YHA Thredbo is a purpose-built lodge in the heart of Thredbo Village. It features a cosy atmosphere with a fireplace and great views over the mountain and ski fields. The property is equipped with a great self-catering kitchen that will help you keep costs down and there are a range of shared, private and family rooms available. As one of the only budget options in Thredbo, the property is extremely popular during ski season, but the YHA is also a great base to experience the Snowy Mountains during summer, with a huge range of summer activities including mountain biking, and hiking available for guests to enjoy.

Blue Lake

Blue Lake resides in Australia's winter wonderland, the Snowy Mountains. The lake was formed thousands of years ago when glaciers swept through the Great Dividing Range, carving the granite bedrock as it surged. Due to this unique formation of the lake, Blue Lake is one of only four cirque lakes found on the mainland of Australia, meaning the lakes are shaped like an amphitheatre in the foothills of a valley. The area, located to the west of Jindabyne, is a UNESCO biosphere reserve and has been listed as a Wetland of International Importance, under the Ramsar Convention of 1996. The site holds great biological significance due to the highly concentrated numbers of threatened flora and fauna living in the area, including the mountain pygmy possum and the broad-toothed mouse. For this reason, Blue Lake is used for environmental education with a focus on managing ecosystems and maintaining sustainable biological diversity. You can access Blue Lake from Charlotte's Pass at the west end of Kosciusko Road. The four hour return journey passes over the famous Snowy River, along the Main Range Track, and offers stunning glacial scenery. Camping is not permitted due to the conservation efforts.

Clearwater Fly Fishing Guides

Based in the heart of the Snowy Mountains and surrounded by the country's most pristine rivers, lakes and streams. If you have ever wanted to try fly fishing but thought it's too difficult – don't despair, they strive to teach the art of casting and fishing in a relaxed and friendly environment. They cater from the beginner to the advanced and by the end of your trip, you'll be loading the rod, casting and drifting like a pro. They offer guided fly fishing in a range of settings, whether it's the fast-flowing Thredbo River, weaving through scenic bushland, or the magnificent Lake Jindabyne with its still and glassy waters and abundance of fish. This is Australian fly fishing at its best!

House Of Ullr

House of Ullr offers a range of affordable, boutique accommodation options tailored to singles, couples, groups of friends, and families. Guests can choose from spacious one, two, and three-bedroom rooms, each featuring ensuite bathrooms, a television, tea and coffee making facilities, and a mini fridge. Many rooms also offer breathtaking, uninterrupted mountain views. Guests enjoy convenient access to a well-protected ski/drying room, along with a bike wash and secure bike storage facilities, ensuring gear is always ready for the next adventure. The lodge is conveniently located just a short walk from the ski lifts and the vibrant heart of Thredbo Village, putting visitors in the perfect spot to enjoy all the action. Indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine at the in-house restaurant and bar, The Mad Mexican. Open year-round, The Mad Mexican serves up delicious dishes that satisfy cravings after a big day on the slopes or exploring all that Thredbo has to offer.

CHILL-OUT THREDBO

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering. CHILL-OUT and reconnect in this cool cosy cabin Architect designed freestanding open-plan, loft-style Perfect for 5 star glamping in the snowy mountains with all the luxuries of home Queen bed in the loft plus sofa bed in the lounge below Sunny balcony with electric bbq overlooking the river and mountain Stroll to village and ski lifts - available all year round for skiiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking and much more...

Thredbo River

If the lakes offer tranquillity, the often thunderous torrents of the mighty Thredbo River in a spring defrost are a completely different prospect. This is a place where the fish jump and hide and race for rapids and waterfalls. This is fly fishing of another dimension. Previously known as the Crackenback, the river runs from Thredbo to Lake Jindabyne and is without question one of the most beautiful trout-perfect rivers. Giant fish and trout are a likely yield. As one of the region's two only declared "trout spawning streams" the rule is one fish per angler per day (though it is possible to continue to 'catch and release').

Ski In Ski Out Chalets Thredbo

These aptly named chalets are in the ultimate location, right on Thredbo's 3.7km Supertrail. It's just a five-minute walk to Thredbo Village, or jump on the shuttle bus for an easy ride in. There are 20 chalets to choose from, with options ranging from two-bedroom to five-bedroom and sleep up to 10 people. All chalets are five-star AAA rated, with modern designs, fully equipped kitchens, and most have fireplaces, private jacuzzis or spas. Some even have steam rooms so you can sweat out all your stiffness from a big day riding the slopes.

Schuss Bar

According to the locals this is one of the best après-ski spots in Thredbo. With live music nightly from 10pm it is an energy filled winter meeting spot full of folk fresh from the slopes. A smaller nightclub style bar serves beers on tap and schnapps is the drink. Monday night is comedy night. Located upstairs from the bistro within the Thredbo Alpine Hotel.

Thredbo Alpine Hotel

The Thredbo Alpine Hotel is located in the heart of Thredbo Village, just metres from the base of the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift. This is a historic property with an alluring sense of alpine culture – it has great character, charm and warmth. The rooms are comfortable and cosy, the dining outstanding and the staff friendly and welcoming. Hotel facilities include restaurants, bars, sauna, guest laundry, ski/bike room and car parking. The Thredbo Alpine Hotel can accommodate everyone from single guests to large families and groups. Within the hotel complex enjoy casual meals and a friendly pub atmosphere in The Local Pub, relaxed restaurant dining with breath-taking views in Cascades Restaurant and lots of great seasonal bar and dining options. Thredbo Alpine Hotel also has a year round events schedule featuring live music, festivals, special food and beverage events and everything in-between. With something for everyone and only a stone’s throw from everything, the Thredbo Alpine Hotel is the perfect place for your next mountain escape.

Thredbo Alpine Coaster

The Southern Hemisphere’s first-ever year-round alpine coaster is at Thredbo. This 1.5km ride sees passengers hit up to 40km/h (riders can control their own pace) as they speed around the uphill, downhill track featuring a tunnel, bridges and circles, all while being immersed in the alpine environment. The alpine coaster will operate in every season and is for people aged eight years or older.

Thredbo Resort

Thredbo is Australia’s best ski resort and premier adventure destination. Open 365 days a year it’s home to the countries longest ski runs, best mountain bike and hiking trails and a beautiful alpine village situated in a picturesque valley in the heart of the famous Kosciuszko National Park. Come summer, Thredbo transforms into an ultimate playground for alpine adventures, boasting some of Australia’s most scenic hiking trails, longest gravity biking trails, fishing and much more. Topped off with a world-class event schedule, Thredbo in summer offers something for everyone to enjoy. In winter, Thredbo provides the ultimate snow experience. With Australia’s highest ski mountain providing a huge amount of snow terrain for all abilities and ages, a dedicated beginners area, a range of amazing lessons and programs to help you get your snow feet, tons of events and activities to enjoy and a beautiful vibrant village right at the base of the mountain with a range accommodation, restaurants, bars, cafes and retail shops, it’s easy to see why.

Thredbo Valley Track

Kosciuszko National Park is a mountain bike rider’s paradise, and Thredbo Valley Track is one of its most popular adventures on two wheels. From family-friendly rides and guided tours to short technical sections, or the full 35-kilometre adventure for experienced riders, Thredbo Valley Track has cycling experiences to suit everyone. Starting from Thredbo village, the track follows the sparkling Thredbo River 16.7 kilometres downstream to Bullocks Flat. Beyond Bullocks Flat, the Thredbo Valley Track extends 18.4 kilometres through remote terrain to Gaden Trout Hatchery. This challenging section is recommended for self-sufficient, experienced riders. Prefer to tackle just a section of the track? With easy access points at Thredbo, Ngarigo or Thredbo Diggings campgrounds, and Bullocks Flat, you can choose rides from one hour to one day. The gravel section between Thredbo Diggings and Bullocks Flat is great for beginners. It’s also the only section generally open year-round for bike riders. Experienced mountain bike riders can get their thrills on the technical switchbacks, contours and climbs between Ngarigo and Thredbo Diggings campgrounds.

Kosciuszko Walk - Thredbo to Mount Kosciuszko

If you’re visiting Kosciuszko National Park in the warmer months, a walk to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko is a must-do. Starting at the top of the Kosciuszko Express chairlift at Thredbo, this popular day walk takes you to the rooftop of Australia. After the scenic chairlift ride, you'll travel past the rocky granite outcrops of Ramshead Range, and through alpine wildflowers (spring). Stop at the lookout for views of the country's highest mountain. The track crosses the headwaters of the Snowy River, before climbing above Lake Cootapatamba and on to Rawson Pass. From here, it’s a gradual climb to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko (2,228 metres). The sweeping 360 degree views across the Snowy Mountains and Victorian High Country are sure to wow you. Stay a while to soak in the fresh alpine air, pack a summit snack, and wallow in your sense of achievement, before returning along the track to Thredbo.

Dead Horse Gap walking track

Scenic mountain views on Dead Horse Gap walking track will astound you as they sweep over exquisite alpine country. At almost 600 metres above the valley floor, at the top of the Crackenback chairlift, this walking track is the ultimate vantage point for breathtaking vistas, near Thredbo within Kosciuszko National Park. Follow the signposted track as it winds through a forest of beautiful snow gums. Continue beneath the craggy peaks of Ramshead Range through remarkable scenery, including open herb fields and alpine heath. You may even spot a wombat or kangaroo. As this last section is very steep, you may prefer to catch the Kosciuszko Express chairlift from Thredbo Village and arrange to be picked up from Dead Horse Gap. Feeling fit? Return to the village along the Thredbo River track.

Thredbo Alpine Village

Whatever the season, Thredbo Alpine Village is a fantastic base to explore the sublime alpine landscape of Kosciuszko National Park and the rooftop of Australia. The intimate village is at an altitude of 1,370 metres, so it's not far to the ski slopes of one of Australia’s top resorts, which boasts over 280 hectares of territory to play around on. Terrain parks offer lots of fun for snowboarders too. When the weather warms up, it’s a great time to take Kosciuszko Express Chairlift and hike to the summit of Australia’s tallest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko. A glorious sea of wildflowers emerge not long after the snow melts and the views from the top across the Snowy Mountains are superb. Back at village-level, activities include horse riding, guided walks, bobsled and fishing, or check out the leisure centre. Adventure-seekers can take on the many mountain bike trails like Thredbo Valley track, or go abseiling. In the evening, relax over a meal, or catch one of Thredbo's annual events and festivals.