FALLS Creek has wide range of events taking place throughout August and September, making it the perfect winter destination for all snow enthusiasts.
TWILIGHT TUESDAY
Throughout August kids can be entertained at the weekly ‘Twilight Tuesday’ events.
With games, marshmallow toasting and a visit from Pete the Snow Dragon, it’s a great way to wrap up a ski day.
There is even a mulled cider and wine stand for the big kids.
It takes place every Tuesday in the Village bowl between 3.30 –5pm (weather dependent) with Pete the Snow Dragon appearing at 4.30pm
AVALANCHE COURSES
For the more adventurous amongst us, Alpine Access Australia will be also be running multiple AST1 avalanche safety courses.
Covering the core skills for avalanche safety as well as incorporating an emphasis on backcountry touring technique these courses are essential for those looking to explore the incredible terrain outside the resort boundaries.
Courses are available on August 17th/18th, 21st/22nd and September 11th/12th.
KANGAROO HOPPET
Rounding out August is the return of the largest cross country ski event in the Southern Hemisphere, the iconic Kangaroo Hoppet.
Part of the World Loppet series of XC skiing events, this race will see more than 1500 skiers tackle three different courses on the Bogong High Plains.
The 7km Joey Hoppet is the most achievable of all the events and great for active kids; the 21km Birkebeiner is the classic iteration of this historic sport taking in a full lap of the Hoppet course; and the 42km Hoppet is available for those that want a real challenge.
This year the Hoppet celebrates it’s 30th birthday and with early bird entries still available it’s a great reason to make sure you celebrate with them on Saturday, August 28.
GAY SKI WEEK
Kicking off September is the 12th Gay Ski Week Australia festival from Friday, September 3 to Sunday, September 12 at Falls Creek.
Two fabulous weekends delivering 10 days of frosty alpine fun and nine nice and slightly naughty nights of entertainment.
Daily events, après and social skiing and boarding are packed into the program; there is plenty of hot action on and off the slopes.
FALLS FEASTIVAL
Finally taking pride of place in early September, Feastival will combine a sumptuous mix of performance, art and feasting all set in a winter wonderland.
Taking place over two weekends, this new event will be an enticing proposition for families, curious skiers and regional visitors looking for an exciting winter experience.
A range of venues across the mountain will offer entertainment, and performances have already been secured from the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra, Opera Scholars Australia, Lolo Lavina, Horns of Leroy and more.
Book your accommodation now to experience an Alpine Adventure with some fantastic entertainment in a magical mountain setting.