Thredbo Essentials

Thredbo is Australia’s highest alpine resort, centered around a European-style village in the Snowy Mountains. This list covers the Kosciusko Express chairlift, which provides year-round access to high-altitude trails and the Eagles Nest restaurant, Australia's highest eatery. Historical sites include the 1997 landslide memorial and the Alpine Museum, detailing the region's skiing heritage. The village hub features a central square for shopping, while mountain lookouts offer views toward Mount Kosciuszko, the continent's highest peak.

Thredbo Alpine Village

Ski resort.

Kosciusko Lookout

Vantage point offering views of Mount Kosciuszko and the Main Range. It is accessible via the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift followed by a short walking track.

Eagles Nest

Australia’s highest restaurant, situated at 1,937 meters at the top of the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift. It provides panoramic alpine views and serves as a trailhead for high-country summit walks.

Kosciusko Express

High-speed quad chairlift spanning 1,860 meters with a vertical rise of 560 meters. It operates year-round, transporting skiers, hikers, and sightseers from the village to the upper mountain.

1997 Thredbo Landslide Site

Memorial site and commemorative garden dedicated to the 18 victims of the July 1997 landslide. It marks the location where the Carinya and Bimbadeen lodges were destroyed.

Thredbo Alpine Museum

Collection documenting the history of Australian snow sports. Exhibits include vintage ski equipment, photographs, and memorabilia detailing the development of the Snowy Mountains.

Thredbo Village Square

Pedestrian hub featuring retail outlets, equipment hire, and dining. It serves as a central gathering point for village events and services.

Thredbo Community Bell

Ceremonial bell located at high altitude, traditionally rung by hikers and visitors to mark their journey or celebrate significant community milestones.