thredbo alpine village
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Loved visiting this village recently. There is so much to do and it is very family friendly. The guided walks are a must and you are able to choose the length and distance depending on what you would like to see.
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We visited for NYE and enjoyed the carnival like atmosphere. Make sure you take your wallet because EVERYTHING is expensive. Also be prepared to pall and walk as parking is at s premium.
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We really enjoyed our spring skiing experience at Thredbo. Our kids got the 3 days for 2 beginners lessons which were well worth it, they learnt to ski pretty well, the staff were excellent in teaching them, it was such a good trip and well worth it. We stayed in Jindabyne at "The Elements East" apartments which by far is the best accomodation in Jindabyne and well worth staying at - modern, spacious, all the mod cons, sleeps 10, drying room, comfy beds, just an awesome place to stay! Loved it
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Being Canadian, it seems everybody wanted to give me their advises on Thredbo before we got there! Well, coming from the East coast of Canada (where the highest slope is 650M, -15C and icy conditions are the norm), I truly enjoyed Thredbo. The mountain offers challenging and smooth rides (blue rides are real ones, not greenish), caring for all levels. Chairs are up-to-date and you can really ski from top to bottom (nice!). Grooming was carefully done on the terrain left open, leaving us AWESOME spring ski. I've skied many mountains (including Whistler, Verbier, Deer Valley & Alta) and Thredbo is charming. But be prepare to open your wallet! If you want to save, rent your skis in Jindabyne and do your grocery shopping there (Woolworth).
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Brilliant day walk! Total 13km return to summit from ski-lift (6.5 each way) takes approx 4-6 hours. Easy pathway all the way to top (impossible? to get lost), standard shoes ok (no need for trekking boots). Need to take: warm top, water-proof jacket and sun-hat - we needed all. Despite clouds in Jindabyne/Thredbo it was clear weather at top (we were above the clouds). In summer there's just the one lift operating (called Express Quad Chair) - it's expensive! $34 p/person, operates from early (8:30am?) til 17:00pm. There's toilets near summit. You can buy snacks from supermarket in Thredbo which opens early. As always: take sufficient water, stay on the trails to avoid damaging delicate undergrowth and don't leave rubbish. We stayed in Jindabyne the night before - quick 30 min drive to Thredbo before walk. Enjoy!
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Thredbo nightlife was a lot quieter than expected - where'd it go?! I'm told Perisher is a lot more active...
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For a european atmosphere, especially in winter, this is the place to visit. Top notch cafes and restaurants for the fussiest of diners. Family friendly and a fabulous romantic destination as well (outside of school holidays). Always lots to do all year round.
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I loved my week at Thredbo. The late spring skiing was so much fun. I have skiied nearly 30 days this year across three resorts and I know good snow. This was not good snow, it was good spring snow. The resort was quiet, but loads of fun. I like the village atmosphere, the shops and the food options, make Perisher pale in comparrison.Best runs, Sponars and Antons T-Bars, the super trail was fun but you had to ride it first thing in the morning. Also High Noon was loads of fun and held together till at least 11 each dayI will be back nexty year for sure.Thanks for a great week Perisher resort.
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Everyone so friendly. We have been here Winter & Summer and love the vibe of the place.Try the coffee at the little shop near the super market. In summer some shops do keep odd hours so check before you go.
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If you plan to travel to Thredbo in summer for the amazing walks or mountain biking don't bother staying in the village. It is overpriced, nothing is open and petrol is literally double the price of the rest of the country. Stay at Jindabyne and drive in instead.