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Mountain Biking
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Thredbo Alpine Club

Thredbo is a year round resort and Thredbo Alpine Club provides the perfect base to get into the great Australian outdoors. 

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Mountain Biking

Thredbo Mountain Bike Park is a thrilling destination for mountain biking enthusiasts, nestled in the picturesque alpine region of Thredbo, Australia. Here’s what makes it a must-visit:

  1. Gravity Trails and Skills Parks:

    • Thredbo boasts over 40 kilometers of lift-accessed gravity trails. These adrenaline-pumping trails cater to riders of all levels.

    • Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, there’s something for everyone. The park features skills parks where you can hone your techniques and build confidence.

  2. Cross-Country Trails:

    • Beyond the gravity trails, Thredbo offers a linked network of cross-country trails. Explore scenic routes that wind through the stunning alpine landscape.

    • These trails allow you to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying a mix of challenging climbs and exhilarating descents.

  3. Pump Tracks:

    • If you love flowy, fast-paced riding, check out Thredbo’s pump track. It’s designed for riders who enjoy maintaining momentum through well-shaped berms and rollers.

  4. MTB School and Certified Instructors:

    • Thredbo’s MTB School is perfect for progression. Certified PMBIA instructors are ready to elevate your riding skills.

    • Whether you’re a beginner or want to fine-tune your techniques, they offer sessions for all abilities.

  5. Events and Festivals:

    • Thredbo hosts exciting MTB events year-round. From the Cannonball MTB Festival to the Thredbo Gravity Series, there’s intense racing and thrilling competition.

    • Young riders also get a chance to showcase their talent at the Australian MTB Interschools.

  6. Mountain Biking with Kids:

    • Kids aged 5 and up are welcome! Take Australia’s only alpine gondola to reach the new beginner-intermediate trails in the Cruiser area.

    • It’s a fantastic way to introduce young riders to the joy of mountain biking.

 

So, whether you’re chasing downhill thrills, exploring cross-country trails, or introducing your kids to the sport, Thredbo Mountain Bike Park has it all! 🚵‍♂️🏔️🌿 If you’re planning a trip, don’t forget your helmet and sense of adventure! 

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Hiking

Thredbo offers a variety of hiking trails that cater to different skill levels and preferences. Whether you’re seeking panoramic views, alpine adventures, or serene nature walks, there something for everyone. Let’s explore some of the best hiking trails:

  1. Eagles Nest to Kosciuszko Summit:

    • Difficulty: Moderate

    • Distance: Approximately 8.1 miles (13 km)

    • Starting Point: Eagles Nest (at the top of Thredbo’s Kosciuszko Express chairlift)

    • Description: This iconic hike takes you through the Alpine region of Kosciuszko National Park to the summit of Mount Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest peak. The last section before the summit can be challenging, especially in winter when snow and wind chill factor come into play. However, the views from the top are absolutely worth it!

  2. Kosciuszko Walk: Thredbo to Mount Kosciuszko:

    • Difficulty: Hard

    • Distance: Approximately 12.8 miles (20.6 km)

    • Description: Another route to the top of Mount Kosciuszko, this hike offers spectacular views of the Australian Alps. The last 800 meters can be tough, especially during winter, but the transition from landscape to snow is magical.

  3. Merritt’s Nature Trail:

    • Difficulty: Hard

    • Distance: Approximately 4.8 miles (7.7 km)

    • Starting Point: Near the Kosciuszko Express Bottom Station

    • Description: Enjoy this hike through Kosciuszko National Park. The well-maintained trail leads to the Kosciuszko Express Top Station, where you’ll find the Eagle Nest Cafe. Steady elevation and beautiful scenery make this a rewarding hike.

  4. Dead Horse Gap Walking Track:

    • Difficulty: Hard

    • Distance: Approximately 6.5 miles (10.5 km)

    • Starting Point: Near Alpine Way (Thredbo River and Bogong Creek intersection)

    • Description: A quiet trail through Kosciuszko National Park, this hike connects with the Kosciuszko Walking Trail. It’s a challenging route with rewarding views.

  5. Thredbo River Track:

    • Difficulty: Moderate

    • Distance: Approximately 5.4 miles (8.7 km)

    • Description: This easy and beautiful hike winds through the national park. Enjoy the serene surroundings and immerse yourself in nature.

 

Remember to check weather conditions, carry appropriate gear, and respect the environment while hiking.

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