Top Things to do in Thredbo Village
Top 7 Things to do in Thredbo Village, Australia
With more than 50 runs served by 14 lifts, Thredbo is patterned after a European ski village, complete with shopping, nightlife and lodging. One hundred and sixty acres for all skill levels are featured, with Friday Flat for beginners. The longest runs in Australia are here too, including a two-mile run with a 2,200-foot vertical drop.
Restaurants in Thredbo Village
1. Mount Kosciuszko National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 479 reviews
Extending over 2,664 square miles, this park contains Australia's highest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko.
Reviewed By annagram09 - Sydney, Australia
We love joining friends to do several,of the bushwalking paths in the Snowy Mountains. The air is so fresh there’s so many amazing places to explore. The information centre in Jindabyne has lots of helpful publications and maps to guide visitors about these days walks. A good level of fitness and suitable day pack is needed.
2. Thredbo Alpine Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By Richard D - Melbourne, Australia
Thredbo arguably the premier mountain resort nationally. Great village and facilities. But expensive, and a pity that in our experience, the lift customer service doesn’t come near Falls/Hotham. Issues with mtb lessons & lift tickets seem to unnecessarily spin out of control leaving a degree of disappointment....
3. Thredbo Valley Track
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By jajavalB - Bangkok
this nature trail offers me comfort, pleasure of nature, Wilderness and relaxation on well paved trails along the river.it's easy at early of the path and some parts with physical demanding, so be prepared with hydrating supply, snack for quick energy and warm cloths and comfort shoes to ease your adventure in this wonderful rooftop of Australian continent.In autumn, be equipped with light torch duet early sunset at around5:30pm.
4. Edelweiss Day Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings of Edelweiss Day Spa at the Denman. Nestled in the heart of Thredbo Village in the beautiful Snowy Mountains. Edelweiss Day Spa is dedicated to providing Massage Therapy, Beauty Therapy, Body Treatment, Facials, Pamper Packages and more for each of our guests through exceptional service and technical excellence.
Reviewed By Simon C
Had a massage from Sandra this afternoon to releive some stress and can highly recommend her and her business, the professional maner which she and her staff operate her spa is amazing. As a male i felt very comfortable and relaxed with there professional approach towards male customers. Will definitely be returning on my next business trip to thredbo.
5. Charlotte Pass
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By mgb005 - Sydney, Australia
A must do - buy a daytripper ticket from Perisher to travel by oversnow transport across to Charlotte Pass for the day. Great value - includes all lifts, lunch and return transport. Welcoming staff, especially the manager. Tuesday and Friday deals make it quite economical and better value than Thredbo or Perisher. Even if you don't ski or snow shoe, it is worth the trip.
6. Cascades Trail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Handy T - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
20km (return) walk to get to the historic hut built 1935. Many people camp out & spend the night at the hut. Allow 2-3 hours of walking each way to get to the hut. It's also a favourite among mountain bikers.
7. Schuss Bar
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 6 reviews
*Open for special events & reopens regularly winter 2018 – please see the Entertainment & Dining Guide for upcoming events* The Schuss Bar, located on the upper concourse of the Thredbo Alpine Hotel is so famous it is known to most people who haven't even been to Thredbo! Enjoy a schnapps, Gluhwein or even an old-fashioned beer, pretend to listen to your mate's exaggerated tales from the slopes, hit the dance floor to a live band and watch the Saturday night flare run from the best seat in the house.
Reviewed By gellis1112 - Sydney, Australia
Had drinks one night and dinner the next which was quite nice BUT $6.50 for a schooner of New is expensive for a country pub. The food was reasonably priced. My wife enjoyed the salmon and I had chicken parmy which was lovely.
