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Here are some helpful links to assist you to learn more about Thredbo. Don't forget to buy Roger's book about the events and history that created Thredbo Village.
The Thredbo Museum, celebrating the rich, diverse and dynamic heritage of snow sports -
Is responsible for one of the largest and most comprehensive collections in the Southern Hemisphere;
Displays a selection of memorabilia, equipment, photos and documents that form Australian snow sports history;
Provides an understanding of the historical context of snow sports and its social and economic integration, and development in Thredbo and the Australian Snowy Mountains;
Promotes through its archival information, education, research and entertainment;
Has the goal of developing a alpine and snow sports museum of national signifigance;
Is a volunteer community based organization;
Caters for a statistical recording of over 4,000 visitors annually;
Offers free admission, although gold coin donations towards the upkeep of this voluntary facility is greatly appreciated;
Is located off the Thredbo Village Square below the Kosziusko Room.
MUSEUM OPEN HOURS: 1pm - 5pm
Summer: Boxing Day to Australia Day daily
February - April, June and September: Weekends & public holidays
Winter: July & August: Daily except Mondays
All year: Special event weekends
CLOSED: May, October, November, Dec 01 - 26
ENTRY: Free with gold coin donations gratefully accepted
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Perched high in the Kosciuszko National Park, Thredbo is famous for its exceptional snowy terrain including the longest runs in the country and a great mix of terrain for everyone, then add a village full of parties and events and you have the ideal winter escape.
Come summer and Thredbo is just as spectacular, visitors are greeted with lush green trails creating a hikers and bikers paradise. Climb Mt Kosciuszko, explore the area on a mountain bike, have a round of golf on Australia’s highest course or just simply experience the High Country, Thredbo gives easy access to the endless playground that is the Australian Alps.
Established in 1957, it is the only alpine resort in Australia to celebrate over 50 years of business, Thredbo is the essence of alpine Australia. With such a rich history it has created a culture and community unlike any other resort in the country.
Thredbo Resort was recently announced the 'Best Australian Resort' at the 2015 World Ski Awards, the 2015 Out and About with Kids 'Best Ski Resort for Families' and 'Best Australian Ski Resort 2016' by the Luxury Travel Gold List Awards 2016.
The village, situated at the base of the Australia’s highest mountain range, caters to over 4,000 guests in a wide range of accommodation types. With cafes and restaurants, hectares of riding terrain, Australia’s longest runs and a vertical drop close to double that of any other Australian Resort, it’s no surprise that Thredbo is a favourite for the experienced and first time skier, snowboarder, mountain biker and alpine adventurer.
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Here are some helpful links to assist you to learn more about Thredbo. Don't forget to buy Roger's book about the events and history that created Thredbo Village.
Thredbo Historical Society
The Thredbo Museum, celebrating the rich, diverse and dynamic heritage of snow sports -
Is responsible for one of the largest and most comprehensive collections in the Southern Hemisphere;
Displays a selection of memorabilia, equipment, photos and documents that form Australian snow sports history;
Provides an understanding of the historical context of snow sports and its social and economic integration, and development in Thredbo and the Australian Snowy Mountains;
Promotes through its archival information, education, research and entertainment;
Has the goal of developing a alpine and snow sports museum of national signifigance;
Is a volunteer community based organization;
Caters for a statistical recording of over 4,000 visitors annually;
Offers free admission, although gold coin donations towards the upkeep of this voluntary facility is greatly appreciated;
Is located off the Thredbo Village Square below the Kosziusko Room.
MUSEUM OPEN HOURS: 1pm - 5pm
Summer: Boxing Day to Australia Day daily
February - April, June and September: Weekends & public holidays
Winter: July & August: Daily except Mondays
All year: Special event weekends
CLOSED: May, October, November, Dec 01 - 26
ENTRY: Free with gold coin donations gratefully accepted
Read more
The Official Thredbo Resort Website
Perched high in the Kosciuszko National Park, Thredbo is famous for its exceptional snowy terrain including the longest runs in the country and a great mix of terrain for everyone, then add a village full of parties and events and you have the ideal winter escape.
Come summer and Thredbo is just as spectacular, visitors are greeted with lush green trails creating a hikers and bikers paradise. Climb Mt Kosciuszko, explore the area on a mountain bike, have a round of golf on Australia’s highest course or just simply experience the High Country, Thredbo gives easy access to the endless playground that is the Australian Alps.
Established in 1957, it is the only alpine resort in Australia to celebrate over 50 years of business, Thredbo is the essence of alpine Australia. With such a rich history it has created a culture and community unlike any other resort in the country.
Thredbo Resort was recently announced the 'Best Australian Resort' at the 2015 World Ski Awards, the 2015 Out and About with Kids 'Best Ski Resort for Families' and 'Best Australian Ski Resort 2016' by the Luxury Travel Gold List Awards 2016.
The village, situated at the base of the Australia’s highest mountain range, caters to over 4,000 guests in a wide range of accommodation types. With cafes and restaurants, hectares of riding terrain, Australia’s longest runs and a vertical drop close to double that of any other Australian Resort, it’s no surprise that Thredbo is a favourite for the experienced and first time skier, snowboarder, mountain biker and alpine adventurer.
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