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179CM OF SNOW IN PERISHER - BEST SNOW IN FOUR YEARS
Australia’s favourite and largest ski resort, Perisher is in fantastic shape with over a metre of snow falling in the resort this past week providing perfect conditions for all skiers and snowboarders.
Snowy Hydro yesterday reported the best snow levels since 2013 with a snow depth of 179cm at Spencers Creek. The snow depth of 179cm ensures an amazing August and September. All 47 lifts are open across Perisher Valley, Blue Cow, Smiggin Holes and Guthega, accessing seven mountain peaks across 1,245 hectares and over 100 groomed runs. There has been no better time to visit Perisher than now to experience these amazing conditions.
Perisher’s Chief Operating Officer, Peter Brulisauer, says “The snowfall last week was amazing. We have the best conditions in four years and the snow cover through the remainder of August and spring is going to be fantastic for all levels of skiers and boarders.”
With even more snow on the way over the coming week s, the remainder of the season is shaping up to be a fantastic time in Perisher. Get ready to plan your break as Perisher is Spring Loaded with heaps of snow and a huge range of events happening all through September. The events calendar is jam packed with events including Red Bull Pit Stop Challenge, DC Spring Break rail jam, BrewSki Craft Beer and Cider Festival, exclusive après parties and Pond Skim. With something happening every week in spring there is no excuse for missing out on all the fun action in Perisher.
The BrewSki Craft Beer and Cider Festival kicks off on 9 September and will showcase a massive selection of Australia’s best craft beers and ciders. The event will be held in Blue Cow with a beautiful vista backdrop to enjoy all the different offerings and live entertainment and food included. For more information on BrewSki, visit Perisher’s website.
Perisher guests can stay updated on the snow conditions and everything happening in Perisher via the www.perisher.com.au app, which offers live updates on current lift and terrain status along with snow and weather.
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