Ski Resorts in Australia
- Resorts
- 10
- Combined slopes
- 274 km
- Highest vertical
- 672 mThredbo
- Day ticket
- €30–€159
Regions
- Victoria (4)
- New South Wales (3)
- Tasmania (2)
- Australian Capital Territory (ACT) (1)
Thredbo
New South Wales
- Vertical drop:
- 672 m
- Elevation:
- 1,365–2,037 m
- Slopes:
- 52 km
Perisher
New South Wales
- Vertical drop:
- 429 m
- Elevation:
- 1,605–2,034 m
- Slopes:
- 65 km
Mt. Buller
Victoria
- Vertical drop:
- 400 m
- Elevation:
- 1,380–1,780 m
- Slopes:
- 47.5 km
Mount Hotham
Victoria
- Vertical drop:
- 395 m
- Elevation:
- 1,450–1,845 m
- Slopes:
- 30 km
Falls Creek
Victoria
- Vertical drop:
- 280 m
- Elevation:
- 1,500–1,780 m
- Slopes:
- 49 km
Charlotte Pass
New South Wales
- Vertical drop:
- 189 m
- Elevation:
- 1,765–1,954 m
- Slopes:
- 10 km
Ben Lomond
Tasmania
- Vertical drop:
- 110 m
- Elevation:
- 1,460–1,570 m
- Slopes:
- 6 km
Mount Baw Baw
Victoria
- Vertical drop:
- 110 m
- Elevation:
- 1,450–1,560 m
- Slopes:
- 10 km
Mount Mawson
Tasmania
- Vertical drop:
- 72 m
- Elevation:
- 1,215–1,287 m
- Slopes:
- 4 km
Corin Forest
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
- Vertical drop:
- 12 m
- Elevation:
- 1,205–1,217 m
- Slopes:
- 0.2 km
Frequently asked questions
- How many ski resorts are in Australia?
- 10 ski resorts are listed in Australia.
- Which Australia ski resort has the most vertical?
- Thredbo has the largest vertical drop in Australia, at 672 m.
- How much skiable terrain is in Australia?
- About 274 km of marked slopes across 10 resorts.
- How much is a day ticket in Australia?
- Day tickets range from €30 to €159.