Snow & Ski Conditions Mt. Hotham

The Mt. Hotham snow report for Jul 03 is a 18" base depth with 6 of 14 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Mt. Hotham are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
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Recent Snowfall

     
0"0"0"0"2"0"

Base

18"
Hard Packed

Summit

28"
Hard Packed

Depth vs Average

113%
vs average of 16" on Jul 03
Snow Reporter Comments: Sharpen those edges and slap on the screen. The east coast low has departed our neighbourhood, and we are now in for a spell of much more user-friendly weather. The sky is clear, there is just a light breeze from the northwest, the current temperature is minus 1.3 and we are heading for a very pleasant top of 3 degrees. The overnight clearing has meant the snow has had a freeze and will be firm to start the day, before the sunny slopes soften as the day warms. South facing and shaded aspects will likely stay hard and crunchy for longer, so stick to the groomers and follow the sun for the best turns all day. Off piste areas will be best avoided until there has been significant warming. The east coast low has impacted the cover, so Blue Ribbon will be on hold until the snow softens considerably, and First Tracks will be on Road Runner this morning, while the Heavenly Valley area is being prepared for opening at 0830. Sharpen your edges and slap on the screen for a fun day in the sun. Cheers Bill
Lifts Open
6/14 open
Runs Open
57/105 open
Runs Open
54%
Nordic Open
21.7 mi

Resort Overview

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Jun 07
Projected Opening
Oct 05
Projected Closing
Hotham Alpine Resort is located inside the Australian Alpine National Park along the Great Dividing Range in Victoria. Hotham is about 4.5 hours drive from Melbourne or 8 hours from Sydney. Mt. Hotham Village sits above treeline and has multiple restaurants, lodging, and nightlife options. Visitors can also stay in Dinner Plain; a luxurious alpine village about 10km away.

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