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Thredbo 2020 Ski Season Key Dates:

• Bookings open: Sunday March 1
• Shoulder season: Saturday June 6 – Thursday June 25
• Peak season: Friday June 26 – Sunday August 30
• Shoulder season: Monday August 31 – Sunday October 4

Remember to Book Ahead!

Calling all skiers, boarders and snowman builders, round up the troops for a fun and snowy getaway this winter at Thredbo YHA – bookings open Sunday March 1!

Ski season kicks off on the June long weekend (Saturday June 6) and ends on the October long weekend (Sunday October 4). Events and activities are set to excite once again, boasting a tonne of school holiday carnivals, live shows, fireworks and more, all within walking distance from Thredbo YHA.

Affordable accommodation right in the village at Thredbo YHA.

Conveniently located in the heart of Australia’s Snowy Mountains, just a short stroll from the iconic Thredbo Ski Resort. Slide off the slopes and into our award-winning YHA, boasting picturesque mountain views, comfy lounge and dining area, full kitchen, free Wi-Fi and a mix of accommodation options to choose from. 

Accommodation options include:

• Multishare Rooms (4 and 6 shares)
• Twin Rooms
• Twin Rooms with Ensuite
• 4-Bed Room with Ensuite
• Family Rooms (4 Bed and 5 Bed)
• Self-contained Studio

Book ahead, to ensure you don’t miss out on peak season spots and be sure to take advantage of the shoulder season rates in June and spring to explore the most of Mt Kosciuszko! Key dates and further information available HERE!

What's on in Thredbo this Winter!

Skiing and Snowboarding Galore

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• Thredbo has something to offer skiers of all ages and ability, from the yellow and green runs reserved for beginners just finding their feet, to the web of blue and black runs ready to entertain intermediate and advanced skiers.
  
  Two-thirds of the mountain, including the Cruiser, Basin and Central Spur areas cater to intermediates, whilst experienced skiers can sink their teeth into the ‘Big Five’, Australia’s five longest runs as well as miles of backcountry terrain peppered with natural features and off-piste challenges.

• Snowboarders can also rip into the huge variety of terrain parks, starting with the Easy Does It Park introducing the kids to rollers, berms, boxes and small jumps.
  
  The Cruiser Park is the place for beginners to start jumping and jibbing, the Antons Park, Antons Jib Line, the early-season Kozzie Park and the two Rider cross courses loaded with banks, beams, jumps and rollers for intermediate and advanced boarders to show off their skills.

• Ski and Boarding Events: for any skiers and boarders keen to scratch their competitive itch, the Annual Thredbo Snow Series (June 29) is back this year with two new categories: extra junior and grommet, the fourth annual Jye’s Jam (July 22) and Thredbo Masters 2020 (July 24-25) are amongst many of the epic Thredbo events dragging the world’s best to our fair mountain!  

Après Parties and Snow-cials for days!

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• The slopes are only half of Thredbo’s appeal, with a packed events calendar luring ‘snow-cialisers’ to the Snowy Mountains each year! And 2020 promises to be a big one, kicking off ski season with an opening weekend party on Saturday June 6 and keeping the good vibes pumping until an Octoberfest extravaganza on the last weekend of the season, October 3 and 4.

• Thredbo Social Events: the slopes are open and sips are aplenty, with the après ski parties (July 4, August 1 & September 12), Mumm Après Sessions (July 9-19), Lawski (July 30 – August 1), the classic full moon party happening regularly between June 6 – October 3 and plenty more!

Family Time at Thredbo

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• The village offers runs to suit children of all abilities as well as lessons to introduce the little ones to skiing and snowboarding – certain programs cater for kids as young as 3yrs, such as the popular Thredboland Ski Program for 4-6yr olds, tailored to different levels of ability and ski disciplines, not to mention private lessons and childcare for children aged 6 months - 6yrs. Click HERE for more details. 

• Not quite ready? The Thredbo Snow Play Park at the base station area of the village is open every day for tubing, tobogganing and just general snow play. It’s completely free to enter and you can bring along your own tubes and toboggans, otherwise, they’re available to rent, along with boots, jackets and pants.

• Family Friendly Events: introducing a bumper line-up of family fun, starting with the Easter School Holiday Adventure Festival (April 11-25), July Kids Snow Festival (June 29 - July 18), Torah Bright Mini Shred (July 5), Christmas in July (July 25) and the September Kids Snow Festival (September 21 – October 3).

After Dark

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• Flare Run has been igniting Saturday nights in Thredbo for over 30 years, illuminating the Supertrail with flaming flares from top to bottom. The perfect way to kick off a magical Saturday night in Thredbo! Confident skiers and boarders over 18yrs can apply to take part, after a test at the Kosciuszko Snow Sports area at 4pm every Saturday – if you pass, you just need to register and make a $15 donation. Even kids are able to get amongst the fun every Thursday night on the Easy Does It slopes, lighting up the night with twinkly LED flares. You can also go twilight riding until 7pm on Friday Flat every Thursday and Saturday night in July and August. Please note: Flare Run is weather dependent.

Also in Thredbo!

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• At a slower pace, you can take a guided 2hr Toyota Mountain Tour throughout July and August – helping you better get to know the mountain, by following a guide on an off-piste adventure through the backcountry. Or perhaps, strap on your snow boots and trek to the top of Mt Kosciuszko, get the adrenaline pumping with some snow biking or try disc golf around the Thredbo Golf Course?

• Don’t leave the Snowy Mountains without taking a scenic chairlift ride or you’ll miss out on the truly breathtaking views of the Kosciuszko National Park!

• Get some exercise at the Thredbo Leisure Centre complete with a heated pool, waterslide and blow-up obstacle course, or check out the Acrobatic Centre of Excellence and the NSW Institute of Sports Training Centre.

Want to know more? Check out our 'What's On In Thredbo 2020' Calendar to ensure you don't miss out on any of the pre or post-snow fallin fun!