Snow & Ski Conditions Thredbo Alpine Resort

The Thredbo Alpine Resort snow report for Aug 23 is a 35" base depth with 12 of 15 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Thredbo Alpine Resort 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

      
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Summit

35"
Hard Packed
Snow Reporter Comments: Today at Thredbo 24 Aug 2026 – Moderate to strong winds are the story at Thredbo today, gusting to 69 km/h, with a top of 3°C up high and a milder 12°C down in the village where fog and morning frost should clear to sun. Keep an eye on lift and trail status through the day as conditions shift. Twelve of the resort's 15 lifts are running, including the Merritts Gondola, Gunbarrel, Cruiser and Snowgums Chairlifts, and all five T-bars. The Kosciuszko Chairlift is on wind hold, with The Burrow and Syd's Snow Runners closed. Thanks to the grooming team, High Noon and Supertrail are both open today — Supertrail has limited terrain from the Bunny Walk station and is recommended for advanced skiers only, with beginners and intermediates able to download the Snowgums Chairlift to reach the base instead. Elsewhere, Friday Flat, Squatters Run, Waimea, Walkabout, Eagle Way, Rossignol Race Course, Sundowner, Basin Run, Frank's Face, Conrod Straight, Exhibition, Lennys Leap and The Falls are all open and groomed well. Five of the six terrain parks are open, including Mooki's Mini Pipe and the Boost Mobile Terrain Park, with only Ridercross closed. The road is open to Thredbo and beyond. Looking ahead, rain and wind move in tomorrow with a chance of snow returning by Wednesday above 1900m.
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Lifts Open
12/15 open
Runs Open
20/53 open
Runs Open
38%

Resort Overview

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Jun 07
Projected Opening
Sep 13
Projected Closing
Thredbo Alpine Resort is located in the heart of Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales, and is renowned for offering Australia’s longest ski runs and most vertical terrain. With 480 hectares of skiable terrain, 53 trails, and 16 lifts—including gondolas, high-speed quads, and surface lifts—Thredbo delivers a dynamic alpine experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The resort receives an average of 210 cm of snowfall annually, supported by extensive snowmaking to ensure reliable coverage throughout the season.The trail breakdown includes 30% beginner, 34% intermediate, and 36% advanced terrain, making it a well-balanced destination for families, casual cruisers, and thrill-seekers alike. The longest run, Supertrail, stretches 5.9 km from summit to base, offering a scenic descent through varied terrain. Family-friendly amenities include dedicated learning zones, childcare services, and snow play areas, while terrain parks and guided tours cater to more adventurous riders.Visitors choose Thredbo for its walkable alpine village, vibrant après-ski scene, and year-round appeal. Whether you're carving fresh corduroy, exploring the backcountry, or enjoying a mountaintop meal with views of Mount Kosciuszko, Thredbo combines natural beauty with modern convenience in a way that few resorts in the Southern Hemisphere can match.

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