FALLS CREEK | Mountain Resort Review | Australia

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  • Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
  • Nestled in the picturesque Australian Alps you will find Falls Creek, a ski resort and winter sports haven that offers everything you need for an unforgettable snow-filled holiday. With over 450 hectares of skiable terrain, 92 runs, and 21 lifts, the resort is a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels. But there's more to Falls Creek than just skiing and snowboarding. From snowshoeing and cross-country skiing to tobogganing and après-ski activities, there's something for everyone at Falls Creek.
    Today in this video we will go through a complete overview of Falls Creek and cover everything from the history, the resort zones, the lift and terrain, lift ticket pricing, lodging options, après scene and location. If you have visited Falls Creek let us know your thoughts in the comments and if you want to learn more keep watching or check out Falls Creek along with plenty of other ski resorts on our website SnowStash.com
    Falls Creek Snapshot:
    🏔️ Summit Elevation: 1780m / 5840ft
    🏔️ Base Elevation: 1400m / 4593ft
    🏔️ Vertical Drop: 380m / 1247ft
    🟩 Beginner: 17%
    🟦 Intermediate: 60%
    ⬛ Advanced: 23%
    🎿 Number of Runs: 92
    🚡 Number of Lifts: 13
    ❄️ Avg Annual Snowfall: 400cm / 157"
    📐 Resort terrain: 450 ha / 1112 acres
    🎟 Pass Type: Epic Pass
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  • @chrisbowman4267
    @chrisbowman4267 5 місяців тому +3

    Brings back some good memories

  • @peterheath7960
    @peterheath7960 4 місяці тому +1

    This was my first ever snowboarding trip (1999), I'm from West Oz, and have snowboarded around the world since, looking forward to coming back in 2024!!!

    • @snowstash
      @snowstash  4 місяці тому

      Love to hear it! Falls Creek creates memories for many as their first resort.

  • @weienbenjaminkoh5072
    @weienbenjaminkoh5072 Рік тому +2

    Hopefully the snow conditions will be great during last week of August :)

  • @MightyCats2011
    @MightyCats2011 13 днів тому

    I think last 2 years the weather has been warmer. I dont think people can ski in Sept unless its colder than normal.

  • @michelleharris5040
    @michelleharris5040 Рік тому

    I’m going

  • @moderncristal_
    @moderncristal_ Рік тому +3

    I noticed at 3:26 you mention double black runs at falls creek, which runs would those be? the official map doesnt seem to list any double black runs

    • @NBAdirtblock
      @NBAdirtblock Рік тому

      I live there and there not marked as dub blacks but they are it’s just not to scare beginners

    • @arip6602
      @arip6602 Рік тому

      @@NBAdirtblock which runs in particular?

    • @NBAdirtblock
      @NBAdirtblock Рік тому

      @@arip6602 like the maze cabbage patch under the summit chair and a few more that are secret 🤫

    • @arip6602
      @arip6602 Рік тому

      @@NBAdirtblock are you allowed to ski under the Eagle lift by any chance?

    • @NBAdirtblock
      @NBAdirtblock Рік тому +1

      @@arip6602 yes just be careful if your not with someone else

  • @walkwithkrishi5111
    @walkwithkrishi5111 Місяць тому +1

    Hey what is the best time for snowmobile ride?

    • @snowstash
      @snowstash  17 днів тому

      Mid August, we don’t think you can ride them yourself but can go on a snowmobile tour with a guide.

  • @parkyboy1213
    @parkyboy1213 Рік тому +1

    I’ve been going to falls creek since I was 5 month old and been skiing since I was 3 it is an incredible resort for all family’s with kids and we go up almost every year

    • @snowstash
      @snowstash  Рік тому +1

      Has to be our favourite resort in Australia, just spent the weekend there hiking the maze and the summit to get the fresh turns.

  • @joeydebus1329
    @joeydebus1329 5 місяців тому +1

    ‘Australian alps’. It’s really a stretch to call them alps lol.