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After skiing Australia for 15 years and working in Thredbo, Banff – Canada and Lake Tahoe- USA for a combined 7 seasons you know you’ll be dealing with a consultant that knows snow. Our consultants will tailor make your entire snow experience, everything from airfares, lift passes and accommodation to ski kinder and hire gear.
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Mt. Buller
Mt. Buller is the choice if one wishes to "Live it up" while skiing Australia. Located 248km north-east of Melbourne, Mt. Buller is the closest of all major ski areas to the city's international airport.
Mt Buller features a range of delectable restaurants and various accommodation options, making it a great place to enjoy the local cuisine and traditional mountain hospitality.
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Falls Creek
Falls Creek is Victoria’s largest alpine resort and a major tourist destination in North East Victoria. The alpine resort is one of the most popular winter playgrounds in the country and offers a superb range of activities, attractions and events in every season throughout the year.
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Thredbo
Thredbo is a fully self-contained ski village beneath Mt Kosciuszko, Australia's tallest mountain. offering a multitude of year round activities to the outdoors enthusiast. It has the largest snowmaking system in the southern hemisphere, as well as the country's longest run (5.9kms) and some of the steepest trails.
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Mt. Hotham
Mt Hotham is Australia's only ski village above the tree line, perched high above the ski runs that progress down to the valley. A good mix of terrain for all levels and tree runs, steeps and deeps for the more daring.
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Perisher Blue
Seven mountain peaks across four resort areas (Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Blue Cow & Guthega) make up Perisher Blue which is Australasia's largest ski resort with over 1245 hectares of skiable terrain serviced by 49 lifts.
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Coronet Peak, Queenstown
Coronet Peak is the most developed ski area in the South Island. It is spread across a broad mountain. There are many ways to get down Coronet through every type of terrain from the wide groomed run called M1, to mogul runs, to wide open back bowls. The size of the beginner terrain has doubled in size this year, and a new carpet lift has been added. Coronet Peak is an excellent choice for everyone – from families to freestylers, beginners to veterans.
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The Remarkables, Queenstown
The 2nd closest Ski field from Queenstown. Only 50 minutes drive by car (you may need chains) or take the bus. The road is sealed from town to the mountain turn off, then its 14km of unsealed mountain road.
The Remarkables Ski Area is known for its alpine environment, relaxed atmosphere and sense of fun. Young snowboarders, freeskiers and families flock to the mountain’s varied trails, terrain parks and backcountry areas.
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Mt Hutt, Canterbury
Mount Hutt is the largest ski area in Canterbury. From the on-piste with a mixture of man made and natural snow to the many off-piste areas with wide open bowls, steeps and shutes. There is plenty of terrain for every level of skier.
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Treble Cone
Treble Cone is the home of New Zealand's most exhilarating snow and winter experience, with the largest skiable terrain, longest groomed trails and the highest vertical rise in the South Island.
On the edge of the majestic Southern Alps, Treble Cone ski area offers outstanding views accross Lake Wanaka and Mt Aspiring, an award winning cafe and unparalleled Snow School clinics that will keep you fizzing.
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Mount Ruapehu
Mt Ruapehu’s majestic slopes accommodate New Zealand’s largest and most developed ski areas, Whakapapa and Turoa.
Nowhere else in New Zealand can you have an experience that Mt Ruapehu offers. Apart from the opportunity to ski on an active volcano, world-class facilities cater for all levels from the beginner to the advanced and adventurous.
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Ski Japan
Japan is fast becoming known as one of the great winter destinations in the world. Here you will find the best powder snow with mountains that cater,for all ability levels. From beginner to expert, if it is steep bowls, tree runs or groomed trails you seek you will find it here. You will be immersed in a fascinating and diverse culture and are sure to be overwhelmed by the friendly hospitality of the Japanese people. Awaken your senses with the distinct flavours of Japanese cuisine, relax after a day on the slopes in a natural onsen bath, admire the breathtaking views of the mountains and their surrounds.
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Ski USA
Serving up untold variations of double-black, cruisers and glades for skiers and snowboarders, Aspen Mountain rises an impressive 3,267 feet from the heart of downtown Aspen. After two decades of faithful service, the famous Silver Queen Gondola received a complete overhaul in 2006 and now boasts 147 spacious Swiss-made cabins. The new cabins offer more interior space for up to six guests and floor-to-ceiling windows to soak in the surrounding vistas before plunging down the slopes.
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Ski Canada
Canada is a huge country and might be throught of as the original "great outdoors".
Offering stunning views and beautiful scenery, Canada quite rightly rated amongst the premier destinations for winter sports and cheap Ski holidays.
With a wide variety of slopes and off piste skiing it is not surprising that first time visitors are soon looking for Ski deals to Canada time and again.
Once you've experienced the fantastic facilities and high levels of service at a Ski resort in Canada, it's hard to choose anywhere else.
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