
| Terrain | Beginner | 10% | ![]() |
| Novice | 24% | ||
| Low Intermediate | 21% | ||
| Intermediate | 28% | ||
| High Intermediate | 3% | ||
| Advanced | 8% | ||
| Expert | 6% | ||
| Elevations | Village | 1,365 metres | |
| Highest lifted point | 2,037 metres | ||
| Vertical drop | 672 metres | ||
| Total skiable terrain | 175 hectares | ||
| Longest run (Village Trail) | 5.7 kilometres | ||
| No. Marked Runs | 65 | ||
| Lift capacity (persons/hr) | 18,000 | ||
| Vertical Lift (metres/hr) | 5,370,000 | ||
| X-Country Trails | 6 kms to Dead Horse Gap 6 kms to Mt Kosciuszko summit |
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THE MOST VERTICAL METRES OF SKIING AUSTRALIA HAS TO OFFER - close to 50% more vertical metres of skiing than the nearest competitor.
THE GREATEST VERTICAL DROP IN AUSTRALIA - from Karels T-bar at 2,037 metres to the village at 1,365, a vertical drop of 672 metres.
AUSTRALIAS HIGHEST LIFTED POINT - Karels T-bar 2,037 metres above sea level.
THE LARGEST CAPACITY SNOWMAKING SYSTEM IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE - 400 hydrants and 25kms of piping covering 60 hectares a third of the skiable terrain.

AUSTRALIA'S FIRST RESORT WITH A PURPOSE BUILT BEGINNERS AREA - Friday Flat is a custom built beginners area, complete with its very own low speed quad chair on a gentle slope of 12°.
THE LONGEST RUNS IN AUSTRALIA - Karels to Friday Flat is over 5 kilometres and Crackenback Supertrail
is 3.7 kilometres on just one run.
THE FIRST SKI SCHOOL TO OFFER A LEARN TO SKI MONEY BACK GUARANTEE - If you take our New Skier package and are unable to ski after 5 days we will give you your lesson money back.
MODERN AND EFFICIENT LIFT SYSTEM - A total of 12 ski lifts including: 3 High speed detachable quad chairs, 1 quad chair, 5 T- bars and 3 double chairs.
LARGEST VARIETY OF LODGING, RESTAURANTS AND NIGHT SPOTS THAN ANY OTHER NSW SKI RESORT - Thredbo Village is fully self-contained and has lodging and restaurants to suit all budgets and lifestyles 365 days a year.
THREDBO ALPINE SLIDE - A 700 metre luge style track that winds down the mountain it operates all year round, weather and snow permitting.
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Last Updated: March 15, 2003 |
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