The Ultimate Guide to Ski Resorts

Charlotte Pass, being Australia's very first and highest ski resort (with the highest elevation being 1,954 meters) definitely has a lot to offer to skiers everywhere. Being and isolated resort, Charlotte Pass has the advantage of giving its guests as much private enjoyment of the slopes as possible with little problem in moving from one to another. While the trails at Charlotte Pass range from beginner to advanced, much of it is ideal for the intermediate skiers and the cross-country skiers. You'll also be happy to know that in Charlotte Pass, you'll be skiing on real snow. So come and visit.

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In the winter months, Thredbo could boast at the fact that it has the longest ski run in Australia (5.5 km), which obviously makes Thredbo one of the more popular ski attraction in the continent. Thredbo has fifty ski runs, and while most believe that the steepness of the area makes the slopes for advanced skiers only, family vacationers will be happy to note that Thredbo has a fairly balanced distribution of area for the different skill levels. The terrain parks of Thredbo include rails, jumps and boxes to make them more fun and challenging. Who can resist a place like this?

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Mount Mawson, found at the Mount Field National Park, is one of the two ski-worthy mountains in Tazmania, and is a favorable ski destination due to the fact that its winters have fairly consistent snowfalls. If you're in the area, Mount Mawson will prove to be a great spot for downhill skiing. Home to one of the steepest runs in the country, Mount Mawson can give you the adrenaline rush of your life. This does not mean, however, that beginners and the like cannot have fun here, as there are terrains in Mount Mawson that cater to them as well; there is a variety of cross-country skiing for those interested.

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