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Contents MANAGING EDITOR

Steve Cuff

Features

DESIGN & ARTWORK

Chris Febvre and the NEM Creative team

PAGE 14 Season start photos See photos from the best start to a snow season since 2000.

CONTRIBUTORS

Mike Edmondson, Nick Hind, Wayne Pethybridge.

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PAGES 18 In the Chair Interview with Ed Denny from The Denman Hotel in Thredbo.

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PAGE 20 Thredbo Giveaways Visit Thredbo this winter where you can win a host of great prizes.

Snowy Mountains Magazine is a free publication published 8 times per year and distributed to over 400 winter locations.

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PAGES 35 Mountain Spa at Perisher A new day spa at The Man from Snowy River Hotel unveiled.

COVER PHOTO

A family ring the Thredbo bell at the top of Karels T-bar. PHOTO: Steve Cuff

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PAGE 32 Kids Colouring In Snowy Mountains Cookies colouring in competition.

PAGES 60-63 Winter Fashion and Gear Step out onto the slopes and enjoy après in ﬁne style this season.

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Snowy Mountains Media Hartley Higgins and Steve Cuff

PAGE 7 Mountain Dinner Events Attend one of the great wine or chef dinners this winter season.

PAGES 33-37 Perisher From Epic après to new mountain spa at Perisher this season.

PAGE 10 Yarrangobilly Caves Enjoy the caves and new Nature Play activities for the kids.

PAGE 38 New Council Laws Council clamp down on lakeside camping and drinking.

PAGES 16-17 Snow to Brewery How did Jindabyne Brewing evolve from ski instructing.

PAGES 39-43 Winter Olympics Our ﬁnal instalment of Winter Olympic news and photos.

PAGES 20-25 Thredbo Keep up with all the happenings at Thredbo this July.

PAGES 44-47 Jindabyne Dining We have expanded our restaurant dining guide for Jindabyne.

PAGES 26-27 Calendar Looking for an event this July, check out the calendar of events.

PAGES 48-55 Snow Travel Thinking of chasing the international snow, read here for holiday ideas.

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The First Word WHAT a cracking start to the 2018 snow season, the best there has been since the legendary 2000 season. In case you missed it, “Stormin Norman” as Thredbo labelled the storm came raging through with blizzard conditions, very cold weather and more importantly over 85cm of snow. If you have any friends name Norman, thank them now if you are planning a snow visit this season as it truly transformed the mountains in one week. On top of this great start the resorts have been pumping out snowmaking and as we start the month of the July the resorts are nearly fully open and operational. From such a great start what do we have to look forward to in 2018. Well ﬁrst off with most of the terrain open school holidays are going to be great with crowds spread out across the slopes. When the next storm arrives, it will be snowing on top of a great base and the mountain managers will be ﬁne tuning all the terrain to make for some great riding. After such a good start this is the perfect season to think about new skis. We have a great guide in the

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INFORMATION FOR MEMBERS & THEIR INVITED GUESTS

Cool dining dinners VISITING the Snowy Mountains during winter is more than just skiing and snowboarding. Besides ﬁnding a nice comfortable bed to sleep, getting your skis tuned and ensuring your goggles don’t fog up, there are an ambundance of events and dining options. We cover all the great dining options and

THE DENMAN HOTEL THREDBO A NIGHT WITH PETE EVANS JULY 12

Pete Evans from My Kitchen Rules needs no introduction and you can spend a night at The Denman where Pete and resident chef Tristan will prepare delicious food, and accompanied by Yangarra Estate Vineyard wines. NICK SPENCER WINE DINNER AUGUST 16

Nick has been hosting his popular wine diners at The Denman for many years and

events in each edition, and on numerous occasions the dining and events combine for some delightful chef dinners. If you are planning to be in the mountains on any of these nights be sure to call ahead and book a table and enjoy some delicious food and mountain hospitality.

apart from delectable offerings from The Denman kitchen, each course is perfectly complimented by wines chosen by Nick. This year’s featured wines are 2018 Gundagai Rose, 2018 Tumbarumba Gruner, 2017 Gundagai Shiraz Touriga and 2017 Gundagai Cabernet. Bookings are essential for both Denman events on 6457 6222.

COOL CLIMATE DINNER SERIES TROY RHOADES-BROWN AUGUST 1

Troy Rhoades - Brown from Muse Restaurant in the beautiful Hunter Valley returns to the mountains and will host the first cool climate dinner for 2018. Always an in-demand evening, Troy’s food reflects seasonal Hunter Valley produce and showcases relationships with his local producers and growers. Enjoy a delicious five course menu matched perfectly with Hunter Valley wines by Usher Tinkler Wines.

LAKE CRACKENBACK RESORT BASTILLE DAY DINNER JULY 14

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WILLIAM WADE & JAMIE MUSGRAVE AUGUST 8

William Wade & Jamie Musgrave are featured in the second dinner this year where they venture to the mountains from Barragga Bay on the far South Coast for their inaugural dinner. Both chefs met as apprentices in Margaret River, then parted ways before meeting up again in Hong Kong. Will and his Partner Sophie Rogers opened Long Time No Sea in Barragga Bay and Jamie joined the team in April. Since then they have both put their stamp on the food at LTNS. Their dishes will reﬂect delicious seasonal south coast produce with matching wines.

Cool Climate Dinner Series is an adult only event and for bookings or more information, please contact Reservations on 02 6451 3000 or reservations@lakecrackenback.com.au A bus will be available from Jindabyne and Thredbo for these dinners. Alpine Charters will be taking bookings on 0414 400 378 or info@ alpinecharters.com.au with bookings are essential for bus runs.

Debut album and tour

Jae Haydon tribute Jindabyne lost one of the real good guys in April this year when musician Jae Haydon passed away in a surfing accident in Bali. Jae was always in demand to play each winter in Thredbo, Perisher and Jindabyne. Here is a nice tribute from friend and Jindabyne Bowling Club, Operations Manager, Nick Hind. “Our good friend Jae has been a big part of the lives of everyone who visits the mountains each winter, performing his unique blend of punk, pop, hip-hop and Americana at venues all around the mountains. He will be especially missed at the club, where he has been the voice of Monday Wing Night for the past five years, entertaining the crowds with his music, banter and Ray Warren impersonations. I first met Jae in the Winter of 2008 where we worked together as lift operators for Perisher, Jae was an outstanding snowboarder and we soon discovered, a talented singer and musician. Over the next few years Jae was able to reduce his workload with Perisher and build his fan base around Jindabyne and in 2013 he began playing at the club each Monday night after the footy. From there crowds

grew and grew, turning Mondays at the club into the biggest night of the week! Jae’s set list grew too, he wanted to learn every song that was requested, and his fans had plenty of them.” Monday nights at the club are always going to be great, but they will miss Jae for sure. So spare a thought every Monday night when you are chowing down on the wings and swilling jugs of beer plus listening to tunes from all the other talented pool of Jindabyne musicians. The Banjo in Jindabyne are also hosting a tribute night to Jae on July 27.

JINDABYNE musician Brad Cox has certainly had a stellar rise on the country music scene this year. Not only did Brad walk away with the Toyota Star Maker Award at the Tamworth country music awards, he has released his ﬁrst album and kickstarted his debut album tour to a sold-out crowd in Jindabyne on June 28. “It’s really humbling to know that my hometown is right behind what I am getting up to, and it’s great to be able to kick off this tour in jindy,” said Brad. He said it was a good feeling to have released the debut album after working on this project for about three years. “It’s nice to show my fans what I have been hearing for the last couple of years.” The national tour will see Brad travel from Victoria to Queensland and Northern Territory, plus accumulate

thousands of kilometres in his new Toyota that was part of the Star Maker package. “I sure do have some kilometres to do, it makes it a little easier when Toyota are shouting the fuel this year. Thanks Toyota.” Leading up to the tour Brad has played in Western Australia supporting Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont which he said was unreal but now he is straight into his album tour and all systems go. Once he leaves Jindabyne it will be a revisit to Tamworth to play at the Hats Off to Country festival before hitting the road. “It should be a really fun festival, deﬁnitely looking forward to getting back there. You can follow Brad and buy his debut album at www.bradcoxofﬁcial.com.

PADDLE: (Top) Friends form a ring in the surf to pay tribute to Jae Haydon, and (Above) Jae playing one of his many gigs. Surf photo Clarrie Bouma, www.sandonpointphotos.com or https://www.instagram.com/clarriebouma/.

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Nature play activities PARENTS have the perfect opportunity for kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; outdoor adventures at Yarrangobilly Caves this school holidays. Not only are Yarrangobilly offering all their wonderful cave experiences but have introduced a range of new WilderQuest Nature Play activities. The Nature Play activities are open ended, driven by childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interests and the natural elements. They provide the opportunity to take challenges, explore new places, understand risk taking and do things independently, so that they learn from their own experiences. Little Caves for Little Kids. Children test their climbing, crawling and balancing skills as they explore some of the smaller wild caves with the creek and forest between them. They particularly love constructing their own bridges across the

creek and balancing on fallen tree trunks. They also adventure through the Big Rock and Meat Safe Caves, before really testing their abilities with the Little Chimney Climb and Glory Scramble. Bake & Bushcraft give children the chance to learn basic bush skills and cook their own morning tea on a camp ďŹ re. They explore the valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creek and forest and identify the tracks and scats of the animals living there and then cook morning tea, construct bush shelter and create their own land art. The theme of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re going on a bug huntâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; was an absolute hit during the Autumn school holidays with parents giving rave reviews of how their children thoroughly enjoyed the day. These activities for 5-12-year olds are perfect for parents to provide their children the opportunity to explore the natural world

whilst learning through play and discovery. Staff provide qualiďŹ ed supervision, freeing parents to go on their own cave tour or enjoy the picnic area in peace. Groups with 10 children or more can book a private experience, which is a great option for people staying onsite in the Yarrangobilly accommodation, or for a unique and engaging birthday party. Activates go ahead in rain, hail or shine as Yarrangobilly believe there is no bad weather only bad clothing choices! Children will need to wear boots with sufďŹ cient grip and warm, waterproof clothes that can get dirty and wet. They also need a backpack containing a bottle of water, beanie and gloves. It is essential that parents bring a change of clothes, socks and shoes as well as snacks for after the activity. Be early for any cave or nature play booking as some tours are limited numbers.

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Castle Cave Tours 2-2.5hrs (Max 12 per tour) 9.30am (Sat 7 and Sun 15 only) 1pm & 2.30pm (for 3pm start) Sun 1, Wed 4, Sat 7, Tues 10, Sun 15, Tues 17, Fri 20

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FAST: Dave Warby on Blowering Dam, Tumut where he reached over 200 miles per hour. Photo Steve Cuff

The need for speed RECORDS are set to be broken and world water speed record holder Ken Warby would like nothing better than for son Dave to break his record. Set in October 1978 on Blowering Dam in Tumut, the Spirit of Australia’s 511.11kmh (317.60 mph) record still stands today some 40 years later. Dave Warby has been trialling on Blowering Dam with his boat Spirit of Australia 2 and in late May reached over 200 miles per hours (322kmh) for the ﬁrst time. “It was really good, we did have some minor problems on the weekend, but we’ve managed to touch 200 (mph) and that’s what we’re happy about and that what’s

we really wanted to do this weekend,” said Dave. He said the team will make minor modiﬁcations to push it faster and make it a little bit easier to drive going through those speeds. “It still feels a bit heavy on the front of the boat, that may come out with another 100mph of air under the front of it, we’ll muck around with it and get it right.” The team have invested over $250,000 so far and require another ﬁve to six test runs before they go for the record. They will return in August to Tumut, and then plan from there. You can follow the teams progress via Facebook at Warby Motorsport - Spirit 2 - The Fastest Team on Water.

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Harry Laidlaw hits the gate in a 2016 GS FIS race. Photo by Steve Cuff

Australian Alpine Racing Review AUSTRALIAN alpine and skier cross athletes will have a revised pathway through the ranks to the elite level after a comprehensive evaluation and recommendation by new Ski & Snowboard (SSA) Alpine Director Mick Branch. Mr Branch said the main purpose was to undertake a complete review of the Australian Alpine system for the development of athletes and re-examine the goals of alpine. Part of the equation was to look at best practice from around the world and in other sports and make a series of recommendations for future implementation. After being appointed to the position in July 2017, Branch has set about understanding why

Australia have not produced more elite skiers, especially in the alpine discipline. We have strong athletes in skier cross as was highlighted by Sami Kennedy-Sim at the Winter Olympics. Head Olympic Winter Institute Skier Cross Coach Shawn Fleming was involved in the review with Mr Branch. In a 17-page report submitted at the end of last winter and accepted by the SSA board and other key parties, the changes will largely come into effect this 2018 Australian season. There is a new deﬁned athlete pathway and one of the many changes will see removal of early season SSA children’s races from the racing calendar. This will allow junior racers to concentrate

more on skills development. There will still be the usual resort scheduled races. Mr Branch said this will see SSA work closely not only with the Australian race club programs, but also resort ski schools to shift the emphasis towards an increased focus on skill acquisition from a young age. “Additionally, the focus on athletic development shifts from pure physical benchmarking to increased physical literacy with education and exposure to best practices at age appropriate phases,” said Branch. “These changes are informed by evidencebased research and are supported by the AIS.” Historically there has been an unwillingness to take ownership towards long term outcomes from the club level of the sport. Coupled with community and clubs shared short term focus rather than long term development, this has hindered the need for a cultural shift within the sport. On completion of the 2017 review the main recommendations were to create an SSA Children’s Development Watchlist (not publicly published) to identify potential athletes rather than selecting an SSA national children’s team or squad. By removing the national children’s squad, it will take away the emphasis on race results rather than developing long term skill. A revision of the national alpine ski team selection will also take place to reﬂect aspirational milestones and realistic benchmarks. A restructure of the early season races to will

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allow for more skill development rather than more races. The SSA children’s series has now been scheduled in September at Thredbo for 2018 as the SSA Children’s Carnival. The FIS races for older racers will happen across the same dates at Perisher this year. This will also alleviate costs for families associated with attending multiple races across the resorts during winter and allow more on snow training for athletes. SSA and the National Alpine Committee view the Australian race clubs as a valuable key to delivering best practices and all program directors from the six core alpine race clubs met in June for an SSA Alpine Club Workshop. Mr Branch said the workshops were aimed to assist clubs to better understand how to implement key strategies from the SSA Alpine & Ski Cross Review and for clubs to understand their roles and responsibilities within the Alpine Pathway. The workshops also provided valuable insight into how SSA can better support our Australian Race Clubs and the community. SSA will introduce a club recognition scheme to ensure all clubs are working in line with the national vision and best practices. Education will also be implemented with coaches of young athletes and parents to show the long-term success of skills development. Now that the Australian Alpine Vision has a structured pathway, let’s hope with support for alpine and ski cross athletes they can develop more champion skiers.

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Tim Windshuttle with a serious Thredbo powder face shot on June 15. Photos courtesy Thredbo Resort.

Best start

since 2000 SEASON 2018 is ofﬁcially the best start since the legendary 2000 season with the snow depth reading nudging above where 2000 was at a similar date. While the big snow may have been a week late in coming for the opening weekend, a week-long storm with blizzard conditions has seen 84 cm fall at Perisher and 87 cm fall at Thredbo by June 19. The Snowy Hydro snow depth reading at Spencers Creek on Monday June 18 was 76.4cm. In comparison the 2000 season started earlier with a June 8 snow depth of 77.1cm, then rising again to 78.2cm on June 22. This storm has set the season up perfectly and has transformed the mountains signiﬁcantly in one week, plus great timing with the July school holidays looking to be awesome snow. As we went to print, Perisher were planning to open all four resorts with 32 lifts by Saturday June 23. At Thredbo Gunbarrel Chair was offering skiing on High Noon, The Cruiser and Friday Flat were open and the Supertrail, Antons and The Basin T-bar will open by June 23. With cold temperatures and added snowmaking in the coming weeks, we could not have asked for anything better in June. Here is a snippet of images from the resorts during the storm.

Blizzard conditions on June 15 that helped dump 84cm for the week at Perisher. Photos courtesy of Perisher.

A feast of snow on these Thredbo tables on June 17 shows what the storm delivered.

Luke Juergenson making a sweet powder turn at Perisher on June 17.

Powder turns on Perisher’s Front Valley by Renata Hercok on June 15.

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A picturesque Thredbo Alpine Hotel on June 16.

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DURING his ski instructor career, Jindabyne Brewing’s found Karl Veiss made thousands of left and right turns, but he thinks this might just be the best “right turn” he has ever made when he, father Eric and mate Max Cook expanded the brewery. Jindabyne Brewing started out as a hobby funded by skiing in the Veiss family Kalkite garage before it was elevated to the next level in its current location. Karl and Max are both level 4 instructors and level 3 examiners with the Australian Professional Snowsport Instructors, and Eric a level 3 instructor. Between them they are no slouch when it comes to carving a decent ski turn. Eric still instructs at Thredbo where has been for 13 years, but now it is only for the busy school holidays. “I will do ten days up there this school holidays, I love it, and I still want to keep in touch (instructing),” said Eric. Karl said working around the world skiing was just a lot of fun, and he should know having spent back to back winters for over seven years and a total of 18 seasons teaching skiing. Resort names like Canyons (now Park City), Aspen, Špindler v Mlýn in the Czech Republic and Fiss in Austria certainly have a nice ring to them. Along the route Karl would admit he was sampling beer products all the time so he could educate his palette. “There’s always reward in seeing people progress, and to see people share their ﬁrst ski experience and see them come back again and again, you create relationships beyond skiing,” said Karl. “It becomes more than just a job, it becomes a lifestyle that you share with people.” “When the hobbies that were funded

by teaching skiing started to require more time and more money, we had to make a decision,” said Karl talking about the expansion. “This hobby deﬁnitely got out of hand and it just kind of happened. There was always a need through parties at home and hosting other ski instructors that we needed more tank space and a bigger brewery. “Then we decided to make the big jump when people were liking it, it’s the gamble but so far it is working well and we are looking to expand in the future.” Max Cook started his skiing life in Switzerland as a child which was not far from his home country of England. His ﬁrst year teaching was in Gstaad, one of the most expensive resorts in Switzerland. “That was like a gap year and then I got roped into coming down to Australia for the off season with the intention of racing back

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to make the ﬁrst month of Uni, and I just didn’t. I went back to Switzerland and here we are now,” said Max. Max spent his ﬁrst Australian season at Mt Selwyn before moving to Thredbo for four winters from 2007. Northern Hemisphere seasons seen him in ski boots for most of the year before becoming a partner in the brewing. “Yes and no, I do miss skiing when its good, the good parts of skiing. I have the luxury of choosing when I can do that now, but on the other hand I loved summer. I haven’t had summer for the good part of ten years, so I am actually really enjoying that at the moment, mountain biking and water sports.” “It surprised all of us since the word go. It’s just been over a year since the bar opened and we are very far ahead of where we thought we would be. Summer has been massive and a lot of local support and lots of

tourists coming into town.” “Locally amongst Jindabyne, Perisher and Thredbo we have had great support from both the locals as patrons here,” said Karl. “Also the businesses, who are more than willing to support us and help us grow and we’ve got a lot of venues in this area particularly and we are looking to grow into Canberra in the future, next summer. “We were so busy we had to make a few changes to our licence which we have done, so we are able to cater for more people.” The brewery has four beers in their standard range and two seasonal beers they change around, so there is always beers revolving in the brew house. The most popular beers are Golden Ale by a pint over the Pilsner, and you can taste these for yourself at Jindabyne Brewing in Nettin Circuit or one of the many local bars that stock the beers.

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EACH month Snowy Mountains Magazine will interview an interesting Snowy Mountains character for a quick insight into their mountain life. We put them In The Chair and ask them key questions on how it all came about. This edition we talk to Ed Denny, owner The Denman Hotel at Thredbo. Q. Ed, you have an accent, where are you from and how did you get to Australia. A. I was born in Glasgow and lived there until I was 15 years old. I ran away to sea actually, not that my parents agreed with that move. I was a merchant seaman for five years and wanted to see the world. My first visit to Australia was a sight I will never forget. It was 1962 and it was so beautiful for us nobody spoke sailing up the harbour. We were all in awe and wow, look at this place. We were going to number 1 Balmain to pick up coal. Q. What other parts of Australia did you see? A. I spent ten months sailing the Western Australia coast and visiting the ports and Christmas Island. Q. What are some of your fond memories of that time sailing and in Australia? A. In Freemantle I saw people surfing and I thought I would like to try that. So, in the evening I unscrewed all the wooden ironing boards as they looked the same shape, and the next afternoon I went down and did the same as them diving in and I went splat. I thought this is wood it should float and the surfers were wetting themselves. One guy said I have a spare board on the car and gave me a few rudimentary lessons and while on

the coast I made great friends and learned how to ride a surfboard. Q. So were you an immigrant straight away? A. No, I went back to Scotland for five years and applied to migrate to Australia and I ended up coming here in 1966. Q. What did you do for work when you arrived? A. I had a series of odd jobs and then I joined Qantas airways. I started off as a flight steward and Australia being what it is, the opportunity, I ended up in the Qantas management group. I was one of the ten people in the management group, and I don’t say it boastfully, I just say it really humbly, wow how much support you get in this country. I was with Qantas for 25 years. Q. During that time had you ever visited Thredbo and did you ski? A. I became a keen skier when I watched the Jean Claude-Killy in the 1968 Grenoble Olympics and I thought he is doing aright. That looks like a good thing to do and went for a holiday to Austria and booked myself into skis school, and it became a wonderful habit. Q. When did you first come to Thredbo? A. 1972 was my first year and I was skiing, trying to ski and I just loved it. I eventually became a member of Schuss Ski Club and I used to go every year. I used to take my annual holidays skiing in Europe as well. Q. How did you end up in Thredbo and buy the Denman? A. I loved skiing so much I always had this notion going through my head that it would be really nice to live in a ski resort. So, I set

myself a goal to have a business in the snow. And that’s how I came to buy the Denman. When I was a member of Schuss, I used to walk past here every day and never even noticed it and then someone said this place was for sale so I bought it in 2003. Q. What is it like running a prominent ski lodge in Thredbo? A. It’s Fantastic and you are in an environment you love, and you can share it with people. You are creating something, and you enjoy it, so your guests enjoy it and the staff enjoy it. It is not work, and someone once said, ‘do what you love and you will never work a day in your life’. Q. What’s the key to The Denman Hotel Ed? A. You can’t succeed at this unless you have family around you, and an extended

family of staff, they are so important and it’s what make the hotel. I oversee the workings of the hotel and I like to meet the guests. We have two bars and a restaurant, so it is good to get around and I love to be the host and meet the guests. Q. Do you enjoy the skiing still? A. Yes, I love it. Skiing is one of those things where you think you are alright until you fall flat on your face. My warmup slope is always the basin and then I try to ski wherever and when ever I can. Q. How is life in Thredbo year-round? A. People always think Australians are all for the beach, but they are coming here now. Mountain biking has seen a great influx but there are people coming to experience the alps.

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SMILING faces is a sure way to know you’re having fun, and with Winter Olympic champion Torah Bright leading the way all the kids certainly have beaming faces. The Torah Bright Mini Shred day at Thredbo is one of the most popular days for kids, where Torah and a group of her coaching and professional friends give tips and advice to all the kids in an exclusive mini terrain park on Friday Flat. The idea of the day is all about inspiring the next generation of riders, and Torah and the coaches give under 18 intermediate riders the chance to shred with their friends and have some super fun. The Thredbo terrain park crew develop one of the coolest mini terrain parks for the event with a sweet jib and jump line, transitions and rollers – all mini size just ideal for learning. Combine this with a roll call of Aussie snow stars who line up to assist and mentor on the day, the kids describe it as – the BEST DAY EVER…. “Seeing the talent level of these little Aussie shredders was amazing…It was awesome to share advice, tips and the stoke with all the kids and have snow ﬂurries falling all day long…absolutely magical,” said Olympic gold and silver medallist

Torah Bright on the 2017 session. The youngsters certainly have endless energy and enthusiasm for the day, and the coaches seem to be having just as much fun. Most of the pros and coaches would remember they were in the same situation when they were young, and who knows what champions they are helping for the future. For everyone on the day there’s a signing session with Torah and her snow pro friends, a sausage sizzle, DJ and giveaways thanks to Roxy and Rhythm Snow Sports. The event is free, but you do have to register. To can sign up and be part of the winter’s coolest snow event and to secure a spot visit thredbo.com.au.

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SMILE: Everyone had beaming faces being part of the day.

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Kids Snow Festival HAPPY kids equal happy parents, so everyone is a winner at Thredbo this school holidays. The Thredbo Kids Snow Festival from July 2-21 has a jam-packed schedule from exploring the mountain terrain, catching up with their favourite Thredbo mascots or watching fireworks and twilight skiing. Enrol the kids in lessons and watch them learn, and then add on all the extra activities for a great snow holiday. Friday Flat will be where most of the action happens and the snow festival is for everyone with movie and pizza nights, special kids flare run, family snow treasure hunt, Glowga – that’s glow in the dark family yoga plus more. Wednesday night is pizza night where mum and dad can drop the kids off from 5-7pm and enjoy some après themselves while the kids are entertained. Twilight riding is on 4.30-7pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday is also combined with the fireworks and kids only flare run at dusk. Watch the kids faces light up as

they wave their glow sticks and weave down the gentle Friday Flat slope before a huge ﬁreworks lights up the Thredbo sky. With unparalleled alpine adventures and a village full of activities, the kids will be busy, exhilarated and delightfully exhausted these holidays in Thredbo. For full details visit the website: www.thredbo.com.au.

HAVING watched the Winter Olympics in February, maybe you now want to test yourself in the gates. At Thredbo you can race against the clock and your mates at the same time in the NASTAR course. The giant slalom style course is on easy terrain on the lower Supertrail and you don’t have the be an expert to step into the start gate. This is where you will ﬁnd an extra dose of adrenalin as you eye off your mate and then let your skis or board do the talking. Sure to be great fun on Australia’s only NASTAR course and you might even be able to win some après beers when you cross the line ﬁrst. NASTAR provides a fun, competitive and easily accessible recreational ski racing program that through the development of a handicap system, allows skiers of all ages and abilities to compare themselves against their friends, family members and the U.S. Ski Team regardless of

when and where they race. Each racer is given a handicap against a par time that will determine if they are eligible for a Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze medal within their age group. Plus, your handicap is recorded on the NASTAR website so you can see how you rank against 144 other resorts worldwide. NASTAR will be open on selected days from July through to mid-September, you can register online at Thredbo.com.au.

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The happy wanderer WHEN you visit a snow resort you may be oblivious to all the jobs going on behind the scenes, after all you are in vacation mode and don’t need to know. Any given resort has many people who can apply their hand to anything, and at Thredbo, Brendan Wholohan is one of those folk. Although if you asked some his newer workmates where Brendan is they may look at you rather strange as everyone knows him as “Chippy”. Having done his apprenticeship in carpentry in Sydney, he did not initially receive his moniker through timber work. He did say one of his earlier nicknames was ‘Hot Lips’ after the TV show MASH, where a buxom blonde Miss Wholohan was aptly named. But when he arrived in Thredbo as a lifty in 2001, and then returned for good in 2004 the name eventually changed, and Chippy has stuck. Having grown up in Sydney with a family who spent most of their holidays in Thredbo he was no stranger to his surroundings when he arrived for his ﬁrst full season. His father was an early member of the Happy Wanderers lodge and his family spent many weekly holidays skiing, so in some ways Chippy was nearly destined to be a Thredbo person. “I grew up skiing and when I was about 13

snowboards started appearing on the scene. Being a skateboarder and surfer that sort of tickled my fancy a little bit. I went back to skiing again but now just snowboard,” he said At Thredbo he spent a few more years as a lifty before his role changed to making snow at night. “I worked as a snowmaker in 2006 and Mountain Manager Werner offered me the mountain gopher role,” he said. The official title comes under Mountain Operations and is easily described as you do everything, in amongst going here and going there. That could be from fixing snowmaking equipment or helping on the mountain with any chore. Now his official title is Building and Maintenance Supervisor, but that does not mean he is restricted to only building work. He did however have a hand in building the community bell structure at the top of Karels T-bar that is on the cover this month. What most people would be pleased to know is Chippy is one of a small team who let off the fireworks every Saturday night and Thursday for the kids’ twilight skiing and flare run. The fireworks have been synonymous with Thredbo for decades, and people pile out of their lodges and the bars to see the event. They never fail to disappoint as Chippy and his companions Shane Mcleod and Daniel

Redman send the rockets sky bound as crowds gather and await the boom. They are impressive, and you are always guaranteed an extended fireworks display that seems to last forever. You need to hold an explosives licence for the fireworks and as part of the ‘gopher’ role Chippy soon came under former Mountain Manager Pete Tomasi’s wing. Here he learnt the art of fireworks and has been at it ever since with Shane and new arrival Daniel. “Between the three of us, rain hail or shine the show must go on,” said Chippy when asked about varying weather and if it affects the fireworks. “Having had an adventurous youth back in the day, you could go to the corner shop and buy fireworks, I would go and get the paper for dad and if the paper was 80 cents I would buy some jumping jacks or something with the change,” he said with a cheeky smile. With that statement you could think he is now in his element where he can work in a place others holiday, ride his snowboard on days off and on occasions to a job on the hill, and he gets to set up the show and send up the fireworks. “No matter how old you get, fireworks never get old, so if I can be involved in it and be a part of it that is really cool.” Thursday and Saturday are fireworks nights. On Saturday two fireworks initiate the flare run on the Supertrail and then once all the skiers reach the bottom all eyes look for the colour to fill the sky and the big show.

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Simon said to win a hat you need have the complete package, source good product, technique, execution, consistent and a bit innovative in the way you create the experience. The viewers seem to gravitate towards that. He has returned to Candlelight as head chef with partner Elizabeth and 16 month old daughter Ivy. They wanted to regain some balance in their life after the city restaurant scene. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The brief from John and Meagan (owners) was they didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to lose the heart of Candlelight with trying to modernise it too much, as thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what people come here for. We want to keep all the fondues which are classic to Candlelight, I think it is great to be able to do those things, they are really satisfying food.â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;Now we just want to give quality back again. We want to source really nice product and introduce quality and let everyone know when they come in it is nice and tasty and a bit of variety as well. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The share dishes we have been getting some good feedback on them. We are thinking for the big family groups with a variety of meat and garnishes and share dishes down the table.â&#x20AC;? With Simon on board year-round, Candlelight are planning to open this summer and be a year round restaurant. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have some ideas around the summer, we want to do a couple of wine dinners and things like that, where they can stay for the weekend.â&#x20AC;? Chef dinners might also be on the horizon with Simon inviting some of his chef friends to attend at various times. Candlelight restaurant and bar is open 7 nights and located at Bellaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Corner intersection in the heart of Thredbo.

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Stamp, breakfast will be available from 9am with a variety of egg options, deluxe breakfast rolls and smoked salmon corn fritter bowls. From 11am lunch will be on offer, with antipasto platters, bruschetta and “choose your own pasta” by Segreto. Mains will include a 1kg Brookland Valley T-bone, dryaged for 48 days and a tantalising Osso Bucco, with a rich tomato ragout and creamy polenta. A variety of pizzas, salads and sides will also be available at Australia’s highest restaurant at 1937m. Bullwheel Bar & Diner (directly underneath), will showcase an American-

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infused mountain diner and will be the perfect stop off for hungry skiers and boarders. With New York dogs, a classic Rueben, jalapeno poppers and buffalo wings, the American themed menu will also host a range of imported and local beers in cans, steins or bottles and play classic American tunes. Next stop is Black Sallees Mountain Bistro at the top of Snowgums Chair and just below Eagles Way pitch on the Supertrail. With a great deck for alfresco dining, stop in and see Captain Sandy as he mans the ship. This venue may be overlooked as you schuss past, but the food is great with all the usual staples of snow revellers, bacon and egg rolls and great burgers and German beer on tap. Plus, their coffee and cakes are enough to have return the following day.

Now strap on your skis on and make a few turns over to the ski in-ski out Kareela Hutte. Beware there have been known to be the “occasional” extended lunch and the venue is perfect for alfresco on a sunny day or reserve a table for lunch. Good for a coffee stop and cake or European inﬂuenced menu and of course schnapps and champagne to accompany great lunch. Crank out some long turns and you are now at the bottom of the Supertrail and one longest runs in Australia. Should you need a rest you will see some nice relaxing chairs at Avalanche Café that will also offer great coffee, delicacies from the bakery including great meat pies. You can eat at the base of the chair where it is ideal to wait for friends or walk downstairs to the café itself on ground level.

Stop at Black Sallees on the upper Supertrail.

Kareela Hutte always attracts a crowd.

Avalanche Café at the base of the Supertrail.

Accommodation All rooms with mountain views & ensuite bathrooms

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Full Churasco Dinner Menu Mouth watering variety of dishes Extensive wine list Sizzling BBQ straight off the cooking skewer A memorable dining experience Thredbo Village Square Bookings essential

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Dining Guide

Thredbo Village

CASCADES RESTAURANT

Ph 6459 4200 Located in the Thredbo Alpine Hotel, Cascades Restaurant is a true mountain dining experience with stunning views. Claiming the biggest breakfast in Thredbo, the buffet is extensive and delicious, or grab a quick and tasty takeaway bacon and egg roll before you hit the slopes. Move onto dinner and enjoy Executive Chef Kane Stamp’s menu with a focus on fresh produce, tender meats and delectable desserts. The Snowy Mountains goat cheese soufﬂé is one to remember, whilst the oysters, mussels and scallops are fresh from the south coast. The winter mac ‘n cheese with trufﬂe pecorino is a tasty side, as is the salt baked baby beetroot. Food combinations here are delicious - think gnocchi with duck, local trout with miso caramel or veal cotoletta. Kids welcome.

CANDLELIGHT LODGE

Ph 6457 6318 New chef Simon Palmer is adding his own personal touch to the Candlelight menu while at the same time keeping all the house favourites that Candlelight have been renowned for. For starters try the Tyrolean grostl or seared scallops with smoked cauliﬂower, salmon tartare or the tasty braised pork belly. For a main dish marinated spatchcock, roasted pork cutlet and char-grilled wagyu rump will be mixed with traditional Swiss alpine dishes of Fondue and Raclette. The kids will love the fondue as they dip into the melting cheese. The shared dishes have been popular early winter with whole stuff chicken, and whole roasted lamb shoulder. For dessert the chocolate fondant with honey comb and vanilla ice cream will win over the kids.

BLACK BEAR INN THE DENMAN

Ph 6457 6222 Après time in the bar is a stylish end to a snowy day. Classic cocktails or those with a quirk such as First Snowfall, Dr Snowball and We Ride at Dawn will have you going back for more, while a wine by the ﬁre is a true pleasure in this inviting space, open from 4.30pm each day. Snacks include ribs, subs and chips. Open 7 days a week from 6pm, The Terrace Restaurant offers a unique dining experience against the backdrop of the mountains. The seasonal menu changes to showcase the best of regional and seasonal produce, often showcasing local trout, duck and the well-loved 12 hour slow roasted lamb shoulder. Entrees include mouthwatering treats of salmon gravalax, beef cheek ravioli and crispy pork belly.

Ph 6457 6216 Open 7 days a week from 5pm each day for après, this mountain institution is the place to head for a drink and European influenced dining. Start off with some tasty appetisers such as the salmon plate or three cheese bread. Warming minestrone, pork cutlets, confit duck, mussels or the trio of schnitzels make for a hard dinner decision, whilst the perfect steak with porcini mushroom butter is always a good idea. Delicious desserts including the Wildbrumby gin and lemon cheesecake or apple and muscatel strudel. The bar is a great place to share tales from the slopes in this traditional European Tyrolean style lodge. Children can select from the Bear Cubs menu which all include ice cream and choice of flavourings.

BERNTI’S

Ph 6457 6332 Staying on the snow is as much about skiing as it is about dining, and the new tradition at Thredbo and a culinary hot-spot is Zack’s Grill for some fine-dining. Take a highlyprized table with views that stretch forever, sit back and enjoy our chef Lucas Cook’s modern Australian fare. Fresh local and regional produce, succulent Sapphire Coast oysters, lake caught perch or grass-fed beef. Lucas brings serious substance to his menu with refined and indulgent platings, all accompanied by world class wines. Start with house oven-baked Rosemary Garlic Focaccia and a bed of Native Australian finger lime pearl Oysters + flying fish roe, continue with the Crispy Crackly Pork Belly or the Viking Cutlet. Finish with Berntis Banoffee Board with Cookie crumbs, rich caramel, banana cream, chocolate ganache and vanilla floss.

THE LOCAL PUB

Ph 6459 4200 Open everyday from 11am, the lunch, après, happy hour and $25 cocktail jugs make this a popular dining and watering hole. Guests can dine until 9pm so it’s a good spot for families looking for a great value dinner out. Share plates to start include appetite satisﬁers such as potato skins, nachos and cheesy fries. With the largest deck area in Thredbo, sunny days in the snow have a new meaning where you can also quench your thirst with a Kosciuszko Pale Ale. The traditional pub grub ranges from burgers, pasta, steak and chicken parmigiana, through to pot pies, curry, laksa and lamb shanks. And there is always room for a traditional apple pie or the chocolate ooze cake with raspberries right? You’ve earned it.

SANTÉ CHURRASCO THE VILLAGE BAKERY

Aussies love a good bakery, and what better way to start your day than to visit The Bakery in the Village Square for your freshly baked favourites. Open from 7am, the bakery serves fresh bread including house specials such as rye, fruit loaf and sourdough. The coffee is good, whilst in-house baked treats such as croissants, baguettes or bacon and egg rolls are certainly popular. When the lunch crowd arrive, the favourite choices are always the varying array of meat pies, but don’t discount the salad and turkey rolls, seasonal soup in a bread bowl, ham and cheese croissants and tasty sausage rolls. Enjoy an afternoon pick me up at ‘cappy hour’ with $1 off coffee everyday between 2-3pm.

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Ph 6457 6083 In a convenient village location, Sante Churrasco offers authentic Brazilian styled BBQ at a per head price so you can choose from a selection of all the dishes right there at your table. Just give them the green light indicator (literally!) and the protein comes to you on large skewers, carved to order by the gauchos. Delectable cuts of beef, pork, chorizo, chicken, seafood, lamb and a vegetarian option too mean Santé caters to everyone’s tastes. With an extensive wine menu and a tasty array of side dishes, you will enjoy this unique style of restaurant having earned it after a big day on the mountain. Finish off with churros (of course) or the Brazilian banana split with dulce de leche. Bookings essential.

Winter Calendar 2018

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Thredbo Snow Series – Rail Jam – The ﬁrst in a series of ﬁve events chasing big prizes and cash. Thredbo.com.au/events/ Thredbo Der Flugel Keller Party Thredbo Burton Step On Demo Weekend Perisher live music at JAX The Barren Spinsters 12pm-3pm Jindabyne Station Resort Live Music The Barren Spinsters from 8pm-11pm Jindabyne Banjo Paterson Inn DJ Ibiz Thredbo First Base Vintage Après Soirée party at Poolside Thredbo Alpine Hotel Perisher XC 11:00am Paddy Pallin Junior (F) 0.5-2.5km Perisher Tim Greville 0428 159 336

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Perisher XC 11:00am Cooma Clean Out the Cobwebs (F) 1/5km M Perisher Bolt 0456 559 686 Thredbo Baron Sundays at Schuss Bar 8pm Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt inspiration www.macenmist.com Thredbo Kids Snow Festival - a huge line up of free activities and plenty of après for Mum and Dad

Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley Cooma Alpine Hotel Open Mic 7.30pm Jindabyne Banjo Paterson Inn 4th July Party Live Music Locky - DJ Julesy Thredbo Family Fun Night at Friday Flat Jindabyne Memorial Hall – Rural Living the great Australia dream 5.30 pm ph 1300 345 345 Cooma Alpine Hotel Trivia Night 7.30pm Perisher Phat Fridayz beats from the deck, on the deck at Blue Cow 12pm-3pm Perisher Oakley Goggles Demo Days Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley

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Perisher XC Come & Try XC Skiing open day 8:30am info@snowsportsACT.com.au Perisher XC 12:00pm NSW Junior Sprint (C) Peter Ward 0409 338 978 Perisher XC 10:00am Fast and Female Falls Creek fastandfemaleaus@gmail.com Perisher Corona Liger Tasting Day Crackenback Maker’s Markets @Wildrumby Distillery 10am-2pm Ph 6457 1447 info@ wildbrumby.com Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt Plus Luncheon www.macenmist.com Cooma District Darts Association Charity Event Cooma Ex-Services Club Cooma Alpine Hotel Live Music Swamp Stompers rock and blues 8.30pm Thredbo CAPiTA snowboard & Union binding Demo Weekend Perisher XC 8:30am ACT Ski de Femme Perisher R Cunningham 0400 718 047 Perisher XC 11:00am Cooma Clean Out the Waxbox (C) 5km 1km (F) M Bolt 0456 559 686 Cooma NAIDOC 2018 Exhibition ‘Because of her we can!’ 3 weeks at Raglan Gallery opening 1pm, Sat 7 ph 6452 3377

10 Tues Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 10 Tues Yarrangobilly Caves little caves for little kids 2pm bookings 6454 9597 10-14 Thredbo NSW Interschools Travelplan Northern Division & QLD 11 Wed Charlotte Pas 1:30pm Paddy Pallin Junior Shield (C) 0.5/3km Charl Pass Rod Peile 0448 670 586 12 Thur Thredbo Family Fun Night at Friday Flat 12 Thur Cooma Alpine Hotel Trivia Night 7.30pm 12-13 Thredbo SSA Futures Camp Session 1 Acro 13 Fri Perisher Phat Fridayz beats from the deck, on the deck at Blue Cow 12pm-3pm 13 Fri Yarrangobilly Caves little caves for little kids 2pm bookings 6454 9597

13 Fri 13-15

Berridale Inn 8.30pm Scene of the Crime Jindabyne Memorial Hall Revolve your art sale 10am-4pm each day 14 Sat Perisher Rip Curl Grom Search for the next generation of skiers and boarders with Rip Curl athletes in attendance 14 Sat Lake Crackenback Resort Bastille Day Dinner 6.30pm ph 02 6451 3000 14 Sat Cooma Rugby Club Snow Ball 14 Sat Perisher XC 9:30am NSW Sprint Champ’s (F) Perisher Peter Ward 0409 338 978 14 Sat Perisher XC Come & Try XC Skiing open day 1pm info@snowsportsACT.com.au 14 Sat Perisher – Jax Bar live music Swamp Stompers 12pm plus Capital Brewing Co. Tastings across Perisher bars, see website perisher.com.au/events/ 14 Sat Jindabyne The Station - Swamp Stompers 8pm 14 Sat Cooma Alpine Hotel live music The Cool 8.30pm 14 Sat Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt Plus Inspiration www.macenmist.com 14 Sat Thredbo Kosciuszko Pale Ale Poolside Après Party ft. 19 Twenty 14 Sat Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 14-15 Thredbo SSA Futures Camp Session 2 Acro 15 Sun Perisher Scots College 23rd annual Race https://snowsports.tsc.nsw.edu.au/ 15 Sun Perisher Blue Cow live Swamp Stompers 12pm 15 Sun Thredbo Torah Bright Mini Shred supported by Toyota is a great day for kids of all ages. Free event but must register Thredbo.com. au/events/ 15 Sun Bredbo - Macenmist Family Truffle Hunt www. macenmist.com 15 Sun Cooma Rotary High Country Markets 9am1pm Centennial Park Ph 0400 845 173 15 Sun Perisher XC 10:00am ACT Distance Champ’s (F) 2.5/3/5/7.5/10 km M Perisher P Cunningham 0477 356 835 16 Mon Thredbo Redlands Cup 17 Tues Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 17 Tue Thredbo SSA National Skills Assessment 17 Tues Cooma Alpine Hotel Open Mic 7.30pm 17-21 Perisher NSW Interschools Travelplan Sydney Division 18 Wed Yarrangobilly Caves school holiday activity Bake & Bushcraft 1030am, Little Caves for Kids 2pm bookings 6454 9597

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18 Wed 19 Thur 19 Thur 19-20 20 Fri 20 Fri 20 Fri 21 Sat

21 Sat

Thredbo SSA National Skills Assessment Thredbo Family Fun Night at Friday Flat Cooma Alpine Hotel trivia 7.30pm Thredbo SSA Futures Camp Session 2 Acro Thredbo Der Flugel Keller Party Jordan Burns Perisher Phat Fridayz beats from the deck, on the deck at Blue Cow 12pm-3pm Cooma Alpine Hotel Jack Biilmann 8.30pm Perisher XC 9.30am AUS Open Sprint Champ’s (C) */** CC/FIS P Cunningham 0477 356 835

Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 21 Sat Thredbo Corona Sunset Poolside Sessions 2-7pm North East Party House 21 Sat Cooma Alpine Hotel The Lyrical 8.30pm 21 Sat Perisher 4 Pines Tasting across bars at Perisher & Station. perisher.com.au/events/ 21 Sat Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt Plus Luncheon www.macenmist.com 21-22 Batlow Book Festival Doors to Other Worlds featuring 7 award winning authors. Batlow Library tickets at the door 21-22 Thredbo – The SKImag Demo Weekend – test the latest skis and talk with onsite reps. 22 Sun Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt Plus Luncheon www.macenmist.com 22 Sun Perisher XC 10am AUS Open Champ’s 10/15 (F) */** CC/FIS M Peter Ward 0409 338 978 22 Sun Perisher Parks Showdown & SSA Futures. Perisher’s premiere open slopestyle event will see riders linking rails and jumps with style to impress judges. 22-27 Thredbo Tinder Uni Week Opening Night featuring Dom Dolla at the Keller Bar- Free buses from Jindabyne, plus a whole week of fun see thredbo.com.au/events/ 23 Mon Perisher Undefeated Rail Jam Aidan Mattingly with funds raised going to Camp Quality perisher.com.au/events/

Winter Calendar 2018

email your event to be included in the calendar: calendar@snowymagazine.com.au 28-29 29 Sat 29 Sun

23 Mon Thredbo Snow Series Ridercross – 2nd event in the 5 part series to accumulate points for overall champion. 23 Mon Yarrangobilly Caves school holiday activity Bake & Bushcraft 1030am, Little Caves for Kids 2pm bookings 6454 9597 24 Tues Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 24 Tues Perisher Christmas in July Gin Dinner at Snow Gums Restaurant 24 Tues Cooma Alpine Hotel live music 8.30pm 25 Wed Thredbo Christmas in July 25 Wed Thredbo Jye’s Jam at Friday Flat 25-27 Perisher Subaru ACT-Southern Zone Interschools Championships 26 Thur Thredbo Family Fun Night at Friday Flat 26 Thur Thredbo Tinder UNI week closing party 27 Fri Thredbo Full Moon Party Keller Bar 27 Fri Thredbo POW Protect our Winters night with Chris Davenport 27 Fri Bombala Sara Stoner & The Sunny Cowgirls Club Bombala 6.30pm 27 Fri Perisher Phat Fridayz beats from the deck, on the deck at Blue Cow 12pm-3pm 27 Fri Thredbo Masters Ski Race Super G 28 Sat Thredbo Masters Ski Race GS thredbo.com.au/events/ 28 Sat Thredbo Heineken Village Concert Free Village Square Saturday evening 28 Sat Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley 28 Sat Perisher XC 9:30am AUS Junior Championships Sprint (F) Peter Ward 0409 338 978 29 Sat Perisher Bent Spoke beer tastings at Perisher bars & Station perisher.com.au/events/ 28 Sat Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt inspiration www.macenmist.com 28 Sat Thredbo Red Bull music presents Client Liaison 28 Sat Perisher - Epic Après at Blue Cow 2.30pm. Meet and greet info about overseas resorts. 28 Sat Cooma Alpine Hotel Country Rocks Artists 8.30pm 28-29 Perisher SIA Epic Australia Pass Demo Day

Thredbo TSRC Cup for details www.thredboskiracing.com Thredbo Baron Sundays at Schuss Bar 8pm Perisher First Tracks on Ridge Chair visit website for full details perisher.com.au/ events/

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Thredbo Rossignol Ladies Day for snow loving women, ski with the bets, try new skis, for more info email rossignol@plg.com.au Thredbo First Base Vintage Après Soirée party at Poolside Thredbo Alpine Hotel Perisher - Epic Après at Blue Cow 2.30pm. Meet and greet info about overseas resorts. Perisher XC Start of Perisher XC Ski Week from 4th-12th - 9:00am Fast and Female

WEEKLY SNOW SEASON EVENTS

PERISHER

Night skiing 6-9pm and 7.20pm Fireworks Tuesday and Saturday on Front Valley from June 30 to September 22 DJ on Tuesday and Live Music Entertainment on Saturday Sunday Morning – First Tracks Blue Cow 7.30am-9am Ridge Chair must register by 5pm Saturday Tube Town Open Daily 10am-4pm tickets required adjacent to carpark Scenic Chairlift Rides Ride the Perisher Quad Express to mid station and the top – Tickets required

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Bredbo - Macenmist Brunch & Truffle Hunt www.macenmist.com 29 Sun Perisher XC 10:00am AUS Junior Championships Distance (C) P Cunningham 0477 356 835 29 Sun Thredbo Amelia McGuiness NSW Junior Series Moguls 30 Mon Jindabyne Bowling Club music tribute night for Jae Haydon including Monday night chicken wings. 31 Tues Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley August 1 Wed

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Lake Crackenback Resort Cool climate chef dinner series Troy Rhoades-Brown 6pm bookings 6451 3000 Jindabyne Rowena Evans exhibition Seem + Remembered month long at Snowy Region Visitor Centre Thredbo Family Fun Night at Friday Flat Cooma Alpine Hotel trivia 7.30pm Thredbo traditional Lawyers Week Thredbo Rossignol Alpine Knockout racing side by side elimination Thredbo Rossignol Ladies Day for snow loving women, ski with the best, try new skis, for more info email rossignol@plg.com.au Perisher Phat Fridayz beats from the deck, on the deck at Blue Cow 12pm-3pm Thredbo Rossignol demo weekend Sydney Air + Style Global big air snowboard and ski event with 16 storey ramp jump in The Domain. Festival including music, tech & fashion.

Groomer Tours Tuesday and Saturday evenings 5pm bookings required 4 Sat 4 Sat 4 Sat 4 Sat 4 Sat 4 Sat

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fastandfemaleaus@gmail.com Perisher XC 11:00am Cooma Open (F) 10km M Bolt 0456 559 686 Perisher Night Skiing & Boarding 6-9pm plus Fireworks 7.20pm on Front Valley Perisher Blue Cow Cup alpine racing for juniors Mt Buller Aust Junior Moguls Champs Perisher NSW Junior Series Moguls Jindabyne Station Resort 8pm live music The Preatures with supporting act Ali Barter. Crackenback Maker’s Markets @Wildrumby Distillery 10am-2pm Ph 6457 1447 info@ wildbrumby.com Bredbo - Macenmist Truffle Hunt Plus Luncheon www.macenmist.com Perisher NSW Junior Series Moguls

Wednesday Night Smiggins Kids Club 6.00-8pm Magic carpet night skiing and 8pm ﬁreworks

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THREDBO

Kids Thursday Night Flare Run and Fireworks Friday Flat – every Thursday at dusk June 28 – 27th September Saturday Fireworks & Flare Run Supertrail every Saturday – snow & weather dependent 18+ can participate (advanced skiing ability) FREE Twilight Riding Friday Flat every Thursday Night from 4.30pm – 7.00pm (not during the Kids Flare Run) Heineken Friday Flat DJ on Friday Flat Every Saturday – 9th June to 29th September Corona Presents – Merritt’s Mountain House DJ Every Saturday – 9th June to 29th September Scenic Chairlift Ride Ride the Merritts Chair during winter to Merritt’s Mountain House, lift pass required Disc Golf Open daily on the Thredbo Golf Course

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New Foundation participation trophy THE AMELIA McGuiness Australian Snowsports Development Foundation (AMASDF) has been a huge supporter of junior athletes by way of scholarships. The Foundation is dedicated to raising funds to provide ﬁnancial support for upand-coming winter snowsports able and disabled athletes from the age of 10 to 18 years old. Operating through the NSW Snowsports (NSW Ski Association Ltd), with support for its initiatives from NSW Snowsports Discipline Committees, Ski and Snowboard Australia (SSA), and Interschools Australia, the AMASDF has awarded $183 810 in individual Snowsports Scholarships in the eight years since the Foundation was established, At 16 years of age, Amelia McGuiness’ tragic death in a skiing accident affected us all. Amelia was a gift to all who were fortunate to have known her. She was a passionate and experienced skier, as are all her family. As a tribute to Amelia the “Amelia McGuiness Australian Snowsports Development Foundation”

(AMASDF) was established. Since its inception in 2010, AMASDF has supported nine 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics athletes (including two medal winners) through its scholarship program being; Jakara Anthony, Belle Brockhoff, Rohan Chapman-Davies, Britt Cox, Matt Graham, Claudia Gueli, Jarryd Hughes, Adam Lambert and Greta Small. With the assistance of the NSW Interschools Committee, NSWXC Committee and NSW Freestyle Committee, three events will provide athletes with the perfect opportunity to practice for alpine, snowboard GS, moguls and Cross Country events before the NSW State Interschools Championships in late August. With the introduction of the new Amelia McGuiness NSW Freestyle Junior Series the AMASDF is excited to announce the inaugural Amelia McGuiness Foundation Participation Trophy. The Amelia McGuiness Australian Snowsports Development Foundation Participation Trophy will be awarded to the Primary School and Secondary School with

The Amelia McGuiness Australian Snowsports Development Foundation has helped developing athletes with scholarships the past eight years. Photos Steve Cuff

the highest overall entries across all three Amelia McGuiness Foundation Events. The AMASDF is supported by the Australian Sports Federation (ASF) through the Australian Sport Incentive Program, which enables donations of $2 or more to the ASF/AMASDF to be tax deductible. To support the foundation by making a taxable donation to the Australian Sports Foundation please visit: https:// asf.org.au/projects/nsw-snowsports/ amelia-mcguiness-australian-snowsportsdevelopment-foundation/. For more information and to enter the events through the Interschools Online Entry System, go to https://nswinterschools. com.au/eventscalendar.

2018 AMELIA MCGUINESS FUNDRAISING EVENTS 7c[b_W CY=k_d[ii DIM Freestyle Junior Series – Moguls July 29 at Thredbo (new this season!) 7c[b_W CY=k_d[ii 9heii Country Sprints August 20 at Perisher J^[ 7c[b_W CY=k_d[ii 7bf_d[ & Snowboard GS Time Trial August 21 at Thredbo

Event Dates Travelplan Ski - Northern NSW and Queensland Championships - July 10-14 at Thredbo Travelplan Ski - Sydney Championships - July 17-21 at Perisher SUBARU - ACT/Southern NSW Championships - July 25-27 at Perisher SUBARU - NSW State Championships - August 21-26 at Thredbo Red Energy - NSW/ACT/QLD Cross Country Championships - August 22 at Perisher SUBARU - NSW/ACT/QLD Slopestyle Championships - August 22 at Thredbo SUBARU - Multiclass Championships - August 25 at Thredbo SUBARU - Australian Championships - September 5-9 at Perisher

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Order of Australia Medal - OAM WHEN the Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday honours were announced in June, two people who are heavily linked to the Snowy Mountains and Snowy Monaro were named for their contributions to their industry. James LitchďŹ eld from the Hazeldean stud in Cooma and Donna Baker who started the interschools skiing were both awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM). JAMES LITCHFIELD

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James LitchďŹ eld in the wool sheds at Hazeldean in June.

starting the empire in 1862. Mr LitchďŹ eld, now 91 who still ventures into the woolsheds on occasions said it was a â&#x20AC;&#x153;very nice surpriseâ&#x20AC;? to have been awarded the OAM. Both he and wife Barbara still live on the property in Cooma. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We were fortunate each generation was heading in the same direction and had the same ideas about the Merino and cattle,â&#x20AC;? said Mr LitchďŹ eld. The photo pictured here was taken by the family only weeks after being awarded the OAM, and while James admitted his hearing was not the best for phone conversations, he was still active enough to keep an interest in the family business. In 1865, James LitchďŹ eld had established the Hazeldean merino stud near Cooma and he may well have been ahead of his time as he aimed to produce a strain of wool that could adapt to the Monaro environment. The Hazeldean name became famous not only in the colonies at the time, but also abroad and that reputation has continued through the generations. In the mid 1920â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Angus cattle was introduced to the property by Jamesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; grandfather, James Francis. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The wool industry as a commodity had seen highs and lows over the decades and I

hope it manages to stay above the longterm average,â&#x20AC;? said Mr LitchďŹ eld. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are up to number six now,â&#x20AC;? he said referring to generations who have been involved in the property.

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Donna Baker with husband David in the snow.

DONNA BAKER

Recognised for her contribution to the NSW Interschools plus dedication to sport over decades, Donna Baker was co-founder of the Interschools with Lois Spencer in 1987.

Now the Interschools is a thriving event that introduces many children to the snow and competition. Donna is the current Events Manager for the championships plus involved in many other sports and organising committees, including Catholic Girls Secondary Schools Sports Association and Northern Suburbs Netball Association in Sydney. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This award is not just for me but is for the whole Interschools Committee and Coordinators in NSW,â&#x20AC;? said Donna. â&#x20AC;&#x153;They have all helped to build and improve on what we started over 30 years ago. It is amazing the amount of work that everyone has put in to make NSW Interschools the success it is today.â&#x20AC;? As part of her Sports Co-ordinator role at Loreto Kirribilli school, Donna also brings down large groups of up to 120 students each year, of which about 30 race in the Interschools. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I would say that my biggest satisfaction is the increase in the number of competitors over the years and the number of schools that are now involved with varying degrees of ability being involved,â&#x20AC;? said Donna. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am also very proud of the number of Interschools racers that have represented at the Olympics.â&#x20AC;?

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send it hundreds of times a day in the terrain park. As a new season starts in 2018 the duo has already been out about, â&#x20AC;&#x153;huntingâ&#x20AC;? some early backcountry turns and in June making the most of the new â&#x20AC;&#x153;fresh powâ&#x20AC;?. School does get in the way on some days but Cade, 17 years and in Year 12 says his â&#x20AC;&#x153;parents are pretty supportive of his skiing as long as I maintain a balance, and half days of classes allow me to get away up the mountain.â&#x20AC;? Charles who is in year 11 says if the snow is on it is good to get out of the park with his preferred strategy to â&#x20AC;&#x153;hit Centre Valley and make our way to Eyre T-bar where there are some sick drops and great pow.â&#x20AC;? Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s another thing you learn when you ski with the younger guys, a new dictionary of terms plus what you may consider a difďŹ cult jump they take it all in their stride. They have both been skiing since early years in life, so no obstacles seem too daunting to â&#x20AC;&#x153;sendâ&#x20AC;?. Here is a selection of pics from 2017 where the boys were sending it off some sick drops into the soft pow.

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SMOOTH: Improve your skiing and boarding this year with lessons at Perisher. Photos courtesy of Perisher

Tune up with tuition YOU know the feeling, you are riding the chair and you look down and see the best skiers and snowboarders on the mountain cruising effortlessly down the slopes. There is an air of grace about their movements, there are no clunky stop starts, it is all smoothly linked turns and it appears there is no effort. And let’s be honest here, it looks bloody good. On the other side of the ledger, you arrive for your week long holiday, a tad rusty from last year and it takes you one or two days to get into the groove. That is ﬁne you say but you still pull up with aching legs and sink into the couch for that ﬁrst beer or cocktail in the afternoon. So you think for a moment…Wouldn’t it be nice to glide with silky smooth turns.

Sound familiar? Yes we have all been there and the answer to get out of the this snow rut is tuition. Now we are not saying you can improve your skiing to be exactly like the best in a day or week, it takes time. But it can be achieved and each small step you take allows you to ski longer, less stress on your muscles and that sinking into the couch feeling at the end of the day just got a whole lot sweeter. Perisher have a great deal this winter where if you book early and buy a lift, lesson and hire bundle you get you get your lesson for free. So here is a great chance to start your tuition, courtesy of Perisher’s over 400 qualiﬁed instructors. They have spent years training, improving their own skiing and teaching thousands

of people to not only learn how to ski, but to continue improving all the way through the ranks. Everyone started out as a beginner, progressed to the intermediate level and here is where most people tend to be stuck. Again, we have all been there, but you can move on. Cruising green and blue groomed runs is great, we all love that but sometimes going off the main runs can be a whole lot of fun as well. And when the weather changes with snow falling and less visibility, here is where you can come into your own if have better skills which equal more conﬁdence. And who knows, the steep black runs like Olympic or Kamikaze may just be in reach next week once you have ﬁne-tuned your technique.

For the best deals visit the Perisher website where you can book ahead for all your lessons, lift passes and hire. Should you already have your lift pass, think of lessons as an investment in your skiing and boarding future and all the enjoyment you can attain with some new found skills. Happy sliding on what has been a cracking start to the 2018 season.

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Snow sanctuary for wellness IMAGINE yourself immersed in relaxation after a great morning skiing, where you forget about all your ski boot discomforts, muscle aches and pains and instead just concentrate on being pampered. Those thoughts will come true this season at Perisher after The Man from Snowy River Hotel opened their new Mountain Spa. The stunning new facility has been designed with chic mountain decor as a sanctuary for wellness; housing ﬁve beauty therapy rooms, wet treatment/bathing room, a hair salon, nail spa, tanning room and incorporating AlpineX Fitness with a yoga and personal training studio. The Mountain Spa will afford visitors the opportunity to experience a range of spa treatments and professional services such as microdermabrasion, hot stone massage, signature ski boot relief treatments, lymphatic drainage, waxing, tinting, tanning, nails and full hair services, using Redken products and colours. Now your snow holiday just became allencompassing. Enjoy the beautiful slopes of Perisher then unwind in style with the ultimate in snow relaxation. Mountain Spa has a full menu of treatments for children as well as adults. Highlights include special packages, such

as the “Mountain Man”, where guests can enjoy a haircut and a cold beer. The “Girls day in” package is sure to be popular, especially if the weather is not so inviting outside. Ladies can enjoy a soothing spa day followed by a scrumptious lunch and bubbles. Guests also have the option to design their own spa package. As part of the new Mountain Spa, AlpineX is a functional training facility designed for both specialised ski fitness training and general fitness training. There are a variety of free weights, body weight exercises, agility training, suspension training, balance, cardio, spinning and assisted stretching to ensure people get the most out of their time on the slopes. At AlpineX, morning classes are specifically designed for warming you up and afternoons for rejuvenation after a day on the mountain. Afternoon rejuvenation classes include Anti-Gravity yoga (TM) using Harrison hammocks and mountain visitors will be able to book in for daily classes or use all the fitness facilities. Mountain Spa is run by Sharon and Luke Ashcroft. Having travelled extensively working in the hair, beauty and fitness

RELAX: Enjoy the new Mountain Spa for a full relaxing snow holiday.

industries throughout Australia and the Middle East, Sharon brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and creativity to leading her team at Mountain Spa. Sharon’s career includes winning the coveted best hairdresser in NSW award, qualiﬁed anti-gravity yoga teacher and excelled as a beauty therapist, hairdresser, makeup artist and ﬁtness instructor. One of the most impressive highlights of Sharon’s career was designing a bespoke day spa inside a palace of a Middle Eastern Royal family which she later worked in as a therapist and hairdresser. Luke Ashcroft is an exercise scientist who studied Neuroscience and Sports Science at the University of New South Wales in Australia. He has over 25 years’ experience

in the development of ﬁtness and physical performance programs and knows ﬁrsthand the importance of proper physical preparation for snow sports. He has a long history of delivering performance programs and working with athletes and teams at the highest levels including: AFL, Athletics, Climbing, Equestrian, Football, Golf, Mixed Martial Arts, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Skiing and Tennis.

On-snow accommodation, award winning dining room, famous pub bar, cocktail lounge, open fireplaces, daily APRÉS live music and entertainment, gym, day spa and Perisher’s only undercover, onsite parking. Call our friendly reservations team (02) 6457 5234 info@themanhotel.com.au www.themanhotel.com.au

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Mountain Spa at The Man from Snowy River Hotel is open to everyone. Bookings may be made by phoning the hotel 6457 5234.

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CHOOSING where to you use your Epic Australia Pass besides Perisher affords you plenty of options. Vail Resorts have some of the best resorts in North America and afﬁliated partners at Hakuba Valley, Japan and this winter you can talk ﬁrst hand with representatives who can give local knowledge of any resort you may be thinking of visiting. And even better, you can chat with them after a good morning skiing across Perisher resort. Each Saturday afternoon this winter, stop by the Blue Cow Bistro from 2:30pm where Perisher are hosting a casual meet and greet with seasoned veterans. With representatives from Hakuba Valley Japan, Whistler, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Park City and Keystone plus more, you will be able to get opinions from those in-which have lived and breathed these locations and know through-andthrough how to get the best out of your next snow holiday. Have your questions answered regarding accommodation, travel, highlights and features of the resorts or surrounding areas; amenities and dining - and even giving you the low-down on the best runs to tackle during your trip. Perisher will also be putting on some tasty party food and nibbles, and $6 beers will be available over the bar. Vail Resorts list are all top shelf, and if you have never skied or snowboarded these legendary resorts, you should attend the après to see what you are missing out on. Park City in Utah is a huge resort, only a short drive from Salt Lake City and one of the easiest inland resort to access in the United States. Utah boast the lightest and driest snow on earth, and Park City not only has awesome terrain, but is one of the best towns with great nightlife and restaurants. The Colorado resorts of Vail, Beaver Creak, Keystone and Breckenridge could see you

The kids get a ride home in Keystone, Colorado. Photo by Andrew Maguire

on a mini road trip where you visit each or several them. Fly into Denver and ski and board the best of the best with Vail’s legendary back bowls, Beaver Creek’s Birds of Prey downhill course, or stay at the popular family resort of Keystone. Whistler in Canada only ever needs one description, BIG. With two of the biggest vertical rise mountains, Blackcomb and Whistler sitting side by side you could visit for years and still be ﬁnding new runs. If you can’t make the Epic après afternoons, you can ﬁnd more information at snow.com/australia.

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Dining in Perisher COLD weather and all that schussing on the slopes sure does work up an appetite. Look no further than these great establishments for some scrumptious lunch and dinner. THE MARRITZ HOTEL

The Marritz Hotel is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and is the perfect place to not only beat the crowds at lunch but relax while sampling some delicious food. Their new winter menu has tasty dishes from veal and mushroom served on potato rosti, ﬁsh of the day, venison seared in juniper berries or crispy skin duck breast served on bok choy with roasted baby carrot tops and roasted baby beetroot with orange jus.

Be sure to try a delicious dessert including chocolate fondue with fresh fruit and sponge cake. Marritz is also the perfect après bar where you can unwind from your mountain exploits in the intimate bar and lounges setting. THE PERISHER VALLEY HOTEL

The Perisher Valley Hotel’s signature restaurant and cocktail bar, Snow Gums offers a relaxed environment while you watch the snow fall outside. Sit by the open ﬁre or take up a window seat for either lunch or dinner, or just for an après occasion.

Seafood lovers should order the South Australian scallops, beech mushrooms, cauliflower emulsion, key lime and grapefruit caramel or if you prefer a juicy steak sample the grass-fed fillet with wild fungi, artichoke puree, marrow crumb and cabernet glace. The rich white Callebaut brownie with vanilla foam, espresso ganache and minted soil is superb with a glass of wine to finish the evening.

The lunch scene has been a revelation in recent years as guests avoid the busy on slope eateries and sample their highly rated pub food menu. Try the Moroccan lamb shoulder with spiced pumpkin, pan fried kale and quinoa, yoghurt and toasted almonds or the tasty sticky pork belly salad. The tuna poke bowl with spiced raw tuna, daikon, cucumber, sushi rice, edamame, wakame and sesame dressing is sure to delight.

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Guthega Inn is renowned as a great scenic location for lunch and is always busy in the day, so we highly recommend you arrive early. The restaurant is also open to the public for dinner or don’t be shy to stop by for an afternoon ale by the cosy ﬁreplace to watch the sunset. Chef Torsten has a rotating “table de hote” menu where he can surprise on any given night with different delicious dishes each night and week. The set menu allows you a choice of entrees, main dishes and desserts.

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Perisher Valley Hotel’s Snow Gums.

The Man From Snowy River Hotel has all your dining options covered, whether you want a scrumptious burger and cold beer for lunch, a snack of nachos or wedges at après or ﬁnd a relaxed option in their dining room.

Jax Chargrill with stunning views to the Front Valley slopes is not only a favoured watering hole but offers delicious food from a cook your own steak on the grill to a selection of tasty meals served from the bistro. The venue is always busy and is ideal for both lunch and dinner.

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Law changes prohibit unauthorised stopping and drinking on Lake Jindabyne foreshore By Steve Cuff IN MOVES to curb antisocial behaviour, Snowy Monaro Regional Council has introduced and will enforce ‘No Stopping Areas’ along the Lake Jindabyne foreshore for camping plus introduced ‘Alcohol Free Zones’ and ‘Alcohol Prohibited Areas’. Council has introduced the law changes following community concerns where the Lake Jindabyne foreshore was turned into a weekend camping party scene last winter. While no one was against people having a good time, on one weekend last year more than 80 vehicles were parked at the Claypits, leaving behind a trail of litter, human waste and broken bottles. Snowy Monaro Regional Council Mayor John Rooney said the move ensures the lake foreshore can be enjoyed by the entire community. “Last winter, the foreshore was overrun by visitors who didn’t value or respect it.” “The introduction of No Stopping Areas will beneﬁt the community. They will deter visitors from illegally camping during the winter period. We have seen increasing numbers of visitors through winter using

the foreshore for unauthorised camping, parking and even to throw parties. This isn’t on.” NO CAMPING

Signage has been placed between Curiosity Rocks and Poo Bay and is targeted at the influx of overnight camping during the winter season. Signs have been installed at the following locations at Wollondibby Inlet, the Claypits, Town Centre and Townsend St/Cobbon Crescent. ‘No Stopping Areas’ will operate from 6pm to 7am, have commenced at the start of the snow season and will cease on October 8, 2018. The penalty for disobeying a ‘No Stopping’ sign is $257. Council have indicated they will be strongly enforcing the laws with either Council Rangers or Police issuing fines to offenders. Council have also noted that fines may be applied more than once if offenders return on the same evening. Rangers and Police will be able to take the number plates of vehicles and issue them with an infringement even if the person is not present.

The new No Stopping Area signs around Lake Jindabyne

The foreshore land is owned by Snowy Hydro and is leased to Council for public purposes and provides access to the lake, tracks for walking, riding and boat trailers. Councillors also resolved to seek a permanent solution to controlling and regulating camping along the lake foreshore.

Discovery Holiday Park at the Thredbo turnoff have unpowered camping sites for two people starting from $41.00 per night and mates rates discounts for members. Staying at the caravan parks you also have full use of the amenities including showers and toilets and will avoid any ﬁnes. ALCOHOL FREE ZONES & PROHIBITED AREAS

CAMPING AREAS

Jindabyne has two caravan parks that offer camping plus there is free camping at Thredbo Diggings and Ngarigo on the Alpine Way. NRMA Jindabyne Holiday Park offer camping per night for two people ranging from $28-42 for unpowered sites in peak season. If you are an NRMA member you receive 10% discount.

In Jindabyne and Cooma during the winter season all footpaths, roadways and public carparks will be alcohol free zones from 7pm to 9am. Alcohol prohibited areas include Lake Jindabyne foreshore and all parks in Jindabyne, Berridale and Cooma where no alcohol will be permitted from 9.30pm to 9am. All areas and zones are in force until the end of the snow season.

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Alcohol Prohibited Zones from 9.30pm to 9am No alcohol will be permitted from 9.30pm to 9am on Lake Jindabyne Foreshore and all parks in Jindabyne, Berridale and Cooma for the duration of the snow season. All areas and zones are in force until the end of the snow season.

Callum Watson strides to the ﬁnish line of the Men’s 15km Free event. Photos: Steve Cuff

Phillip Bellingham navigates a corner during the Men’s 15km Free event.

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By Wayne Pethybridge AUSTRALIA sent their biggest ever cross-country team to the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in February with six athletes contesting various disciplines including three from Perisher, the home for cross country (XC) skiing in NSW. Callum and Aimee Watson both grew up as Perisher locals, while Barbara Jezersek has made Perisher XC her winter home for the past four years. The other members of the team were Phillip Bellingham and Casey Wright from Victoria, and Jessica Yeaton from WA. For Callum, Aimee and Phillip this was their second Olympics, with Jessica and Casey making their Olympic debut. This was Barbara’s third Olympics, with the two previous as a citizen of Slovenia. Competing against countries for whom XC skiing is like AFL, rugby, cricket, swimming or tennis, just to make the international standard to be selected to compete is a great effort to be applauded, and a milestone in any athlete’s career. For the ﬁrst time Australia contested 10 of the 12 available events, missing only the two 4-person team relays. The longest event, the 50km, hadn’t seen an Australian competing since Jindabyne local Anthony Evans back in 1998. The highlight Australian XC

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performance of the games was the Team Sprint, where Jessica Yeaton and Barbara Jezersek finished 12th, narrowly missing the 10-team final. The male duo of Callum Watson and Phillip Bellingham finished 25th. The best individual result was Barbara’s 33rd place out of 90 skiers in the 10 km Freestyle, which equalled the best ever previous result by Chris Heberle from Falls Creek at the 1988 Calgary Olympics. Congratulations to all team members and if you would like to participate in cross country skiing or see more details about the athletes visit the website www.perisherxcountry.org.

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Australian pride By Steve Cuff ATHLETES have always represented Australia with pride at the Winter Olympics whether they are just starting their careers or ﬁnishing. In an earlier edition we mentioned how great aerial skier Lydia Lassila was for Australia and that she has now retired from competition. In early June David Morris also announced his retirement from aerial skiing. “After 15 years training and competing in this wonderful sport, I think it’s ﬁnally time to hang the boots up,” Morris said. “It has been an unbelievable privilege to represent Australia in 44 World Cups, four World Championships and three Winter Olympic Games. “I have achieved all of my sporting goals including a World Cup victory, world number 1 ranking, World Championships medal, 2nd overall season result and an Olympic silver medal. I’ve had such amazing support from so many people right from the start and I couldn’t have done any of it without your help and I won’t forget it either. I’m proud to say your efforts and time were not wasted on me.” While Morris is retiring it really is the beginning for many other athletes. Jarryd

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RETIRED: David Morris announced his retirement in early June. All photos Steve Cuff

FUTURE: Jarryd Hughes (left) on the podium winning a silver medal in snowboard cross.

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Patriotic support for olympians FAMILIES and supporters play a huge part in any athletes’ success, and it was pleasing to see so many family members and friends cheering on the Australia Winter Olympic team in South Korea. By far the biggest and loudest cheers were at Phoenix Park for the freestyle events where there were no shortage of parents and siblings, along with fellow athletes at each event creating a great atmosphere for the competitors. Not only did they arrive with strong voice, but also with many flags, the occasional blow up kangaroo, fancy dress and other methods of ensuring they would be noticed. Sami Kennedy-Sim could be forgiven for thinking she was looking in a mirror as huge “Sami Faces” appeared for her skier cross final. The mogul supporters though may just take the prize for strength in numbers, and noise, as they did not leave any of their voices unheard or fall short in the flag waving department. PyeongChang was also a fitting end to long time mogul coach Peter “Toppa” Topalovic, who has retired from coaching. Toppa has been instrumental in the development of many Australian mogul skiers who also train on the Toppa’s Dream run at Perisher. Here are a few different photos of what can often be overlooked in the telecast.

COACH: Peter “Toppa” Topalovic, mogul skier James Matheson and coach Peter McNeil.

MIRROR: Sami Kennedy-Sim with family and big cutout faces of herself after the skier cross ﬁnal.

Ŷ CELEBRATION: Matt Graham with mogul athletes and coaching staff (top) and with family.

STYLE: Peter Morris steps it up a gear with the Aussie suit.

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Ph 6456 2562 Embers Fireside Grill is a romantic dining choice located in the former lounge area at Rydges. Choose from pizza, salad, local trout, or go the whole ‘hog’ of Crispy Pork Knuckle served with creamy horseradish mash, sauerkraut, crispy onions and beer jus. From the grill you can grab a steak or salmon. Looking for an après treat? Enjoy a wine with friends and snack on salt & pepper squid, popcorn shrimp, or chipotle chicken wings.

Alpine Larder 6451 3060 | Cuisine 6451 3249 Dine over the water at Cuisine and enjoy a stunning range of entrees before deciding between Chef Jean-Michel’s signature dish of duck, or saltbush lamb, market ﬁsh or ravioli with Milawa goat’s cheese. Or head to Alpine Larder, open for lunch or dinner with a great new menu. Trout pate or pork belly skewers to start? Maybe a delicious pizza or pork ribs, rum jerk chook or a protein packed salad. Hearty and delicious fare all round.

Ph 6456 2133 Open every day for lunch and dinner the popular ‘Bowlo’ bistro is a great place for casual dining by the lake. Enjoy beer battered ﬁsh or juicy tender steaks, plus favourites such as crumbed lamb cutlets, succulent lamb shanks and stuffed chicken breast. Select your sides, vegetables and sauces from the fresh salad bar and remember to head in for the popular Sunday Roast, perfect for families plus members receive discounts on their meals.

Ph 6457 1447 There’s even more than schnapps and gin to this award-winning spot on the Alpine Way. Grab a brekkie roll if you’re a late starter, or head in for mountain lunch from 11.30am with all the favourites including distiller’s plate, spinach & ricotta dumplings, schnitzel, gulasch, kassler and other seriously good Austrian inspired dishes. The dessert menu is delicious too – one can’t go past the apple strudel and a schnapps. Bookings recommended for lunch.

BACCO ITALIAN Ph Restaurant 6456 1420 – Pizza 6457 1080 Longstanding Bacco offers pizzeria style dining and takeaway on one side, with a great restaurant experience on the other. The freshest ingredients continue to feature in Italian favourites such as wild mushroom risotto, pizzas, pan seared scallops, tagliatelle with duck and mushroom ragu, Spaghetti Tutto Mare (seafood) and prosciutto wrapped chicken breast. Bacco is fully licensed and has an excellent selection of Australian and International wines. Kids meals also available.

DUDLEY’S CAFE Ph 6456 1393 Dudley’s Café in Nugget’s Crossing is perfect for breakfast or a coffee before your mountain sojourn, the eggs benedict with bacon, ham or smoked salmon, baby spinach, poached eggs and creamy hollandaise sauce highly recommended. For lunch just relax with the best coffee and the burgers are a treat including the sweet potato and cous cous patty. The shredded roast chicken melt is delicious. Courtyard dining or inside booths.

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THE RED DOOR ROASTERY Ph 6457 1112 Craving homemade soup? Look no further than Red Door in the Town Centre where you can warm from the inside with hearty homemade soup or sample the scrumptious Rueben sandwich. Enjoy house roasted coffee, fresh juice and delish brekkie wraps at a great place to start before you head up to the hill. Lunch fare includes daily specials, focaccias and salads, whilst it’s hard to go past the sweet baked treats.

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Ph 6456 1957 Fireside drinks, open from 3pm, is always a great way to end your day. Start off with tasty starters such as dumplings, edamame, olives or loaded potatoes with chorizo. The menu changes regularly so there are plenty of favourites to return for. Post après, move onto a hearty feast of homemade stew, lasagne or the big veggie burger. Great family dining and kids meals include half serves of any mains, plus icecream and topping of course. Want to stay in? Grab a takeaway meal including vegan lasagne, beef stew, chilli beef lasagne or vegan mac & cheese. Gluten free and vegan options, all meals from $8-$20, see jindyinn.com.au for menu.

TAKAYAMA JAPANESE

Ph 6456 1133 Head to Takayama at the back of Nuggets for your Japanese dining ﬁx in a vibrant restaurant. Ensure you book ahead, it’s popular, to enjoy favourite dishes such as gyoza, tempura prawns, sushi of local trout, chicken yakitori or the moreish corn balls with wasabi mayo. Wash down your dinner with a Sapporo draft beer or even a traditional sake. It’s the perfect partner to the large plate favourites such as pork katsu, tataki beef, teriyaki chicken, ﬁsh of the day, ramen or the fried tofu and eggplant salad. Finish off with Japanese ice cream – green tea or black sesame. Bookings essential, open from 5pm, 7 nights.

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Ph 6457 2888 Join the ﬁesta at Cocina and satisfy those tastebuds with a great selection of traditional Mexican dishes such as nachos, burritos, fajitas and enchiladas. Enjoy a tender steak, 14 hour slow cooked lamb or fresh seafood specials. Start off upstairs in the Agave Bar – a great atmosphere with a crackling ﬁre and a fun cocktail menu to match. Mexican Tequilas are the house specialty and worth a shot, literally. Check out the barramundi tacos - warm tortillas, coriander, slaw and pico de gallo - a true winner that will prime you for hitting the slopes in the morning. Oh hang on, did someone say Churros with chocolate dipping sauce?

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Ph 6456 2372 Upstairs or downstairs, there’s something to please all palates at The Banjo. A great range of pizzas and burgers is offered at The Overflow with takeaway available (open for lunch and dinner). Choose from pulled pork, fried chicken or more traditional burgers, buffalo wings or a mouth-watering list of 11 different pizzas. Down in Clancy’s Brasserie you’ll find more of the pub classic meals on offer such as lamb shanks, pot pies, whole local trout, or a succulent steak from the grill. Devour an antipasto board by the fireplace or head in for lunch and a tasty salad such as Thai Beef or Roast Duck. Gluten free and vegan options available.

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Ph 0422 285 076 or Facebook for menu Look for the shiny silver van next to Sacred Ride bike shop and you have found one of the best casual venues in Jindabyne. The menu changes constantly so you will always be surprised. Try the delicious benaddiction roll of egg, hollandaise, bacon and spinach to appease any hunger. Whether it is a pick me up coffee or looking for a relaxing afternoon lunch, take an alfresco seat or order take away. Be surprised by their tasty wraps, with the lamb kofta a locals favourite. With a selection of cakes and homemade lemonade, it is perfectly suited to all the kids. Easy parking means you avoid the busy spots.

Ph 5456 2526 Nothing beats a big juicy steak in winter, and for the best grilled steak in town head to the famous Brumby Bar and Grill where their delicious ‘Gastro Pub’ dining experience awaits. For a pre-dinner drink settle into the cosy bar for a craft beer to appease your thirst and sample the bar snacks and starters, Cajun prawns and seared beef strips. There is an extensive menu to choose from, with fish of the day, pasta and gnocchi and if you want a succulent steak the Black Angus eye fillet or Cape Byron scotch fillet will melt in your mouth. Choose from seafood, shared plates, burgers to scrumptious main dishes.

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Ph 6457 2525 For Asian food lovers with a snow hunger you have come to the right place with generous portions and perfectly cook authentic Thai and Asian cuisine. Robust ﬂavours will have your taste buds singing, especially if you order dishes with the tiger sauce. The house specialties including Maya BBQ grilled chicken, Kai Lan pork belly with chilli are always popular or treat yourself to a warming Panang curry with thicker coconut cream, and bamboo shoots. The delicious chicken or prawn Laksa with rice noodles, vegetables in creamy laksa sauce is a winter favourite and the stir ﬁred beef or pork are popular served with Thai fried or Thai jasmine rice.

Ph 6457 2666 NEW for this winter is a family friendly dining experience in the new Fall Line bakery, café and pizza bar. With experienced owners and located in the Town Centre, expect to taste a mixture of great pastries, cakes and delicious pies and sausage rolls from the bakery plus superb coffee. Just like an old-fashioned milk bar, take a seat inside the newly renovated premises and enjoy a coffee for the adults or milkshakes for the kids. Peruse the breakfast and lunch menu and choose from the café offerings of burgers and tasty rolls or sample many of their ﬁne pizzas. Open daily from 6am until 9.30pm.

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AUSTRIAN SKIHUTTE

Ph 0412 332 899 Kookaburra Lodge host a NEW restaurant this season and the cuisine will certainly suit the snow crowd with their ﬂavoursome Austrian theme and German beer selection. Entrée try the goulash soup, Langosh Hungarian garlic bread or crumbed camembert cheese served with cranberry sauce. For your main try the Jägerspätzle Austrian/German egg pasta in mushroom sauce delicious German sausage plate, beef goulash or chicken schnitzel. House speciality is undoubtably the crispy oven roasted pork knuckle served with sauerkraut and mash, pork jus and German mustard. For dessert try the Heisse Liebe (hot love) or butterscotch crepes and ﬁnish with a schnapps or cold beer. Centrally located in Clyde Street.

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ANGIES ITALIAN

Ph 6457 2028 Brand new restaurant for this winter, Ela Messa will be serving you delicious Mediterranean cuisine along with tasty wood ﬁred pizzas. Try Tzatzki pickled cucumber or tramosalata ﬁsh roe dips and pita plates or share small or large plates. The saganaki oven baked prawns or lamb tzatziki or chicken mustard and mayo skewers. For pizza try the tandoori chicken with spinach, onion and tzatziki or the prosciutto with rucola, goats cheese and parmesan and for kids they have a selection of pizza or chicken tenderloins, salad and chips. Open every day from 5.30 and lunch on weekends or stop in at the bar for a local or craft beer from the tap.

Ph 6456 2523 This season come and try the NEW MENU with the NEW team at Angies Italian Kitchen. Their New prices are very competitive, and their new front of house team will always serve you with a welcoming smile. The new chef this season has spent the last 20 years cooking his way around Europe and was the touring chef for both Rolling Stones and U2. He will be bring his knowledge of honest ingredients and ﬂavours to Jindabyne for you to taste this winter. They will also be incorporating a delicious new cocktail menu with some amazing HOT cocktails to warm your belly after a long day on the slopes.

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Bucket list of snow SNOW holidays are fantastic, and more so if you ﬂash your passport and are heading for an overseas adventure. Here are some of the best North American options that also just happen to be investing millions of dollars in upgrades for their coming 2018/19 winter.

as part of the village upgrade or treat the kids to family Ullr nights. Aspen Friday nights honour the Norse God of Snow with a winter party suited for the adults and kids. Take an evening gondola ride to Elk Camp for outdoor activities such as tubing, alpine coaster, snow biking and hot chocolate by the bonﬁre.

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Next season ride in a brand new 10-person gondola from the base of Blackcomb all the way to Rendezvous restaurant as part of a Vail Resorts CAD $66 million upgrade of lifts at the Whistler Blackcomb resort. The gondola will be w welcomed asset for morning egress from the village to the high alpine, with increased capacity and riding completely sheltered to connect you with the heart of Blackcomb’s expansive terrain. Blackcomb will also see the Catskinner chair upgraded to a quad. On Whistler Mountain, the Green Chair will be replaced with a six-seat high speed Emerald Express chair making life easier in the family zone. This popular chair will see lift times reduced considerably and add to the impressive Whistler lift system. A snow holiday at Whistler affords you to ski and board some of the world’s best terrain on two massive mountains sitting side by side in North America’s biggest resort.

CORDUROY: Cruising perfect Aspen Highlands snow. Photo Jordan Curet. SILVER STAR

It is easy to see why this quaint resort is popular with Australians as it truly offers something for every level. Long cruising runs on the front side mixed with sneaky tree runs or the more challenging runs on the back side of the mountain where you can ﬁnd steep blue and double black off piste skiing.

VIEW: Stunning vista from the top of Whistler Mountain.

Replacing the existing Summit ﬁxed grip double chair, the new high-speed detachable gondola cabins each provide seating for eight and the provision of ski and board racks provided outside, on doormounted racks to maximize the comfort of the guests’ ride. This just made staying in the colourful central village that much better where you can be ﬁrst onto the mountain. Silver Star also have one of the best ski schools with a host of Canadian hall of fame skiers and level four instructors. COPPER MOUNTAIN, COLORADO

Savvy skiers know this gem of a resort packs a big punch but often ﬂies under the snow radar. Regular visitors will also see two chairs being upgraded for this winter. The American Flyer Leitner Poma high-speed 6-person chair with bubble

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This famous resort is on everyone’s bucket list at some stage of their snow life, and with four mountains and a plethora of terrain options where do you begin. For guests who prefer to stay at Snowmass Base Village, you will be pleased to know there will be a brand-new Limelight Hotel offering 99 hotel rooms and 11 residences with ski in-ski out access. Plus, big rooms that are interconnecting and ideal for families. After your day skiing you may also want to test your balance on the new ice skating rink

UNIQUE: The colourful Silver Star Village.

This winter they will also be upgrading their lift system with a new Doppelmayr gondola from the Village to the Summit.

CHOICE: The bowls at Copper Mountain.

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enclosures is set to replace the high-speed quad known as the American Flyer lift, offering a more comfortable ride and a 33 percent increase in uphill capacity. The new lift will primarily serve the easy and intermediate side of the resort’s unique naturally-divided terrain and will provide expedited access to Copper’s advanced high alpine bowls for powder days. The American Eagle Lift, a high-speed quad, will be replaced with a Leitner Poma high-speed lift that includes a combination of both 6-person chairs and 8-person gondola cabins. The new lift will increase uphill capacity by over 40 percent, allowing more skiers and snowboarders access to an abundance of Copper’s intermediate terrain. No matter what resort you want to visit, Mogul Ski World can assist with all your travel arrangements.

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Happy skiing place By Kim Mason WHOEVER coined the term “the happiest place on earth”, could have easily been referring to Big White Ski Resort. This resort keeps us coming back year after year and it is the emphasis on family that draws us in. It’s value for money. What we spend to stay on snow in Australia for one week, we are able to enjoy a month in Big White, often heading over for school holidays. The Sundance Resort has steadfastly become our favourite home away from home, and it’s not just for the waterslide, spas, cinema room and on demand shuttle, but the friendly, helpful team looking after us and of course the kids club. Our kids have often raced out the door to the club before we have even got our snow gear off! It’s the terrain we love - Long uncrowded runs, with great variety. Often we find ourselves enjoying a run all to ourselves, and in fresh powder! Always being one for the groomers, Big White has taught me to fall in love with tree runs and everything off-piste. There is so much fun to be had from green runs to double blacks. We are still finding new

hidden gems and stashes of pow! Lift lines? What lift lines, our mountain hosts were apologising on our first visit, as we barely had time to unstrap our boards before boarding the next chair. The dining choices on the mountain make it hard to stay in for a home cooked meal. As a family we are spoilt for choice from tapas, to pub bites, to fine dining. Never a boring meal to be had! The BullWheel hot chocolates, laden with cream, marshmallows and sprinkles are just the thing to start the day! One of the most important considerations for us is the reassurance our kids will be safe. With Ski School, Big White uses Flaiks (GPS trackers), which let us know each day what our kids got up to, and more importantly, if they have taken a wrong turn they can be easily found. Our kids love the week-long race training camps which are an awesome introduction to racing or a time to refine their race skills. Having a medical centre and doctor on the mountain adds to the surety that help is at hand. Big White isn’t just about the downhill slope action either. A day off the slopes will see our family enjoy snowshoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobile touring,

CRUISE: Skiing the uncrowded slopes of Big White. Photos courtesy of Big White.

ice skating, ice climbing, tubing, sleigh rides and more. We never have the kids telling us they are bored! It’s not just the regular activities on the mountain, but also the events Big White hosts that we love like Cruz the Blues, kid’s carnival nights, Aussie/NZ welcome nights and recently The Intercontinental Cup, which has allowed our kids to experience racing in a fun environment ... and give those Canadians a run for their money! The biggest drawcard is the welcome we feel, and we are always sad to leave. This truly is our home away from home.

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Big beautiful snow LOOKING for epic snowfalls, huge vertical, expansive backcountry and diverse terrain, then visit British Columbia in Canada where you can ﬁnd this plus a whole lot more. Spectacular scenery and a mild winter climate provide the perfect backdrop for skiing and snowboarding at family friendly winter resorts and legendary mountains. BC as it is often referred to, has ski resorts dishing up every terrain from blackdiamond steeps and chutes, to wide-open terrain and tree lines. Most resorts have ski-in/ski-out accommodations, rentals and lessons and the hot tip is to try some of the lesser known resorts and beat the crowds! FERNIE ALPINE RESORT

Fernie is the home of legendary powder with up to 11m of snow a year and the largest alpine bowl skiing in the Canadian Rockies. This quintessential Canadian resort offers an authentic laidback culture and great après-ski. KICKING HORSE MOUNTAIN RESORT

Kicking Horse is known for its steep and complex terrain, deep powder and 4th longest vertical in North America. Advanced and expert skiers and boarders will have an absolute ball here but do not be scared off

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as there are plenty of runs for intermediates. The resort is relatively undeveloped with only four lifts and a small village, yet it offers steep open bowls, dry powder and well gladed trees. Fun fact: Kicking Horse use to be only accessible by heli!

PANORAMA MOUNTAIN RESORT

Panorama has ﬂown under the radar for years however this intimate ski-in/ski-out resort offers some incredible riding, is very family friendly, well priced and one of North America’s Top 10 resorts with the most vertical. This is a big, epic mountain with a wide variety of terrain from fabulously long cruising runs and a World Cup Downhill to a Discovery Zone designed speciﬁcally for beginners. REVELSTOKE MOUNTAIN RESORT

Revelstoke has long been known by cat skiers and heli skiers however in 2007 the resort opened to the public and development continues to transform this resort into one of the biggest and best resorts in Canada. The resort boasts North America’s highest lift-serviced vertical and the only resort worldwide to offer lift, cat, heli and backcountry skiing from one village base. A great resort to warm up your legs before heli skiing!

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This resort gets it. They even have a Snow Bum Plan, a package for 14 nights or more to give you loads of powder hunting time. Now that is commitment. Central Hokkaido, only a 90-minute flight from Tokyo, is blessed with truly great powder snow and in the heart of the Hokkaido Powder Belt, featuring seven resorts, is Hoshino Resorts, Tomamu. Here you’ll find a resort jam-packed with on and off snow action, famous for powder skiing, with incredible backcountry hiking options and complete with views of the impressive Mt Tomamu. It’s also close to well-known resorts such as Furano and Sahoro. Operating from December 1 – April 3, their season is famous for the 8 – 10 metres of annual snowfall. The ski area is only 150 hectares officially (minus the off-piste areas) with 29 runs, a vertical drop of 699m, the longest run at 3.3km and serviced by one gondola plus five other lifts. There is a terrain park and kids specific park too. There is a dedicated Experts Only Powder Area, requiring a separate application to ski off-piste but it’s great to be at a Japanese resort that allows off-piste opportunities in a controlled area to enjoy all that Hokkaido powder. Beyond skiing and snowboarding for all abilities, there are so many things to do at Tomamu there won’t be enough time to test them all out. With more than 10 activities on offer including cat skiing tours, snowmobiling, tubing, fishing, banana boat snow rafting and dogsledding. Tours by Riki, the world’s first freestyle ski instructor at Whistler, are a great way to take on an unforgettable hidden backcountry adventure. Tomamu prides itself on becoming a true winter wonderland each year. Their unique

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environment reaches down to -30 degrees meaning they can build everything from ice – cups, chairs and the annual Winter Ice Village. Visitors can discover the magical Terrace of Frost Tree, only a 13-minute gondola ride away where superb views of pure white trees covered in glistening snow spread as far as the magniﬁcent Hidaka Mountains.

COOL: Enjoy a drink in the ice village bar.

Need to warm up now? Head inside to Mina-Mina Beach, the largest indoor wave pools in Japan at 80m long. It’s 30 degrees or more in this endless summer glass building. As per most resorts, there is the full range of facilities and services including snowsports school, rentals, childminding, restaurants, shops and vending machines. Guests can stay in conveniently located high rise hotels in the resort centre featuring more than 700 western-style rooms. The fourstar ‘Hoshino Resorts Tomamu the Tower’ or the luxurious all-suite hotel Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Tomamu, featuring oversized rooms with sauna, jetbath and views. Getting there: As the closest ski-in/ski-out resort to New Chitose Airport (Sapporo) and only 107km by road to north east, Tomamu can be accessed by car, bus or train. The shuttle bus from the airport is the simplest way taking approximately two hours. For all information visit www.snowtomamu.jp/winter/en/.

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11 Wednesday

12 Thursday

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EIGER: Apres Mitch Canas 4-6pm

EIGER: Apres Josh Lovegrove 4-6pm

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SMIGGS: Adam Mada Magic Show 8.30pm

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BOWLO: Poker from 7pm

SUNDECK: Live Music Ben Ransom 4-7pm

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BOWLO: Raffles from 7am

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JAX: Mark Crotti 3-5pm & 6-9pm/ DJ 6-9pm

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POOLSIDE: Alice Quiddingon 206pm

SMIGGS: Adam Mada Magic Show 8.30pm

RYDGES: Live Music Jack Biilmann 7-10pm

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SMIGGS: Blackbird Duo 3.30-5.30pm

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24 Tuesday

25 Wednesday

26 Thursday

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17 Tuesday

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JAX: Fox Control 3-5pm & 6-9pm/ DJ 6-9pm

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POOLSIDE: DJ Henners 2-6pm

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THE STATION: Tim Stokes from 8pm SUNDECK: Live Music: The Wild Martins 4-7pm

BANJO: Chad Crocker from 9pm

BANJO: Jack Biilmann BOWLO: Raffles from 7pm EIGER: Apres Mitch Canas KELLER: Sweat It Out DJ’s 9pm-1am/ DEKU 1am-late LOUNGE: Turning Tides 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family Duo 8.30pm-12.30am SMIGGS: The Lyrical 3.30-5.30pm/ Daddy Longlegs & The Swamp Donkeys 9pm THE STATION: Alias Duo from 8pm SUNDECK: Live Music: Bernie Segedin 4-7pm

BLUE COW: Trivia Night from 7.30pm

13 Friday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 9pm BLUE COW: DJ Phat Fridaze 12-3pm BOWLO: Raffles 7pm BRUMBY: DJ Jules playing Timewrap from 9pm EIGER: Apres Josh Lovegrove 4-6pm KELLER: Somatik 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LJH: Tim Stokes from 9pm LOUNGE: Derek Smith 6-11pm MAN: Live music Apres 4-6pm Locky POOLSIDE: Somatik 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family Duo 8.30pm-12.30am THE STATION: DJ Station from 8pm/ Doubles Pool comp

SUNDECK: Live Music: The Wild Martins 4-7pm/ Great Zamboni Magic Show 8pm

BOWLO: Raffles from 7pm

LEGEND

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 9pm

SUNDECK: Live Music Ben Ransom 4-7pm

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 9pm BANJO: Locky BLUE COW: DJ Phat Fridaze 12-3pm BOWLO: Raffles 7pm BRUMBY: DJ Jules playing Timewrap from 9pm KELLER: MOC 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LJH: A Girls a Gun from 9pm LOUNGE: Gareth Wiecko 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Locky POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-Cee Family Duo 8.30pm-12.30am THE STATION: DJ Station from 8pm/ Doubles pool comp

LOUNGE: Derek Smith 6-11pm MAN: Live music Apres 4-6pm Locky

BOWLO: Triva night from 7.30pm

MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: Alice Quiddingon 2-6pm RYDGES: Trivia from 7pm

EIGER: Apres Jack Biilmann 4-6pm KELLER: Dom Dolla 9pm-1am/DJ Henners 1am-late LOUNGE: Turning Tides 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm RYDGES: Trivia from 7pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family Duo 8.30pm-12.30am THE STATION: Bingo from 8pm SUNDECK: Live Music: Bernie Segedin 4-7pm

BANJO: Banjo Paterson Inn BOWLO: Jindabyne Bowling Club BRUMBY: Brumby Bar & Grill LJH: Lake Jindabyne Hotel RYDGES: Rydges Snowy Mountains STATION: The Station Resort

PERISHER

BLUE COW: Perisher Resort EIGER: Eiger Chalet JAX: Jax Bar THE MAN: Man from Snowy River Hotel

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BOWLO: Triva from 7.30pm

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APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 9pm BANJO: Jae Haydon Fundraiser BLUE COW: DJ Phat Fridaze 12-3pm BOWLO: Raffles 7pm BRUMBY: DJ Jules playing Timewrap from 9pm EIGER: Apres Jack Biilmann 4-6pm KELLER: Full Moon Party 9pm LJH: Alias Duo from 9pm LOUNGE: Turning Tides 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm RYDGES: Alias from 9pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family Duo 8.30pm-12.30am THE STATION: DJ Station from 8pm/ Doubles pool comp SUNDECK: Live Music: Bernie Segedin 4-7pm

SMIGGS: Smiggins Hotel SNOW GUMS: Perisher Valley Hotel SUNDECK: Sundeck Hotel

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ON THE WEEKENDS 01 Sunday

APRES: Live Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BOWLO: Live Oscar Litchfield 6-9pm BLUE COW: Barren Spinsters 12-3pm BRUMBY: Live Music form 8.30pm JAX: A Girls A Gun 3-5pm LOUNGE: Mikayla J 6.30-10.30pm MAN: AprÃ¨s 4-6pm POOLSIDE: Deku 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family 9pm

DZ Deathrays 07 Saturday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BANJO: Scott Hartnett from 9pm BLUE COW: Tim Stokes 12-3pm BRUMBY: Live music from 8.30pm EIGER: Apres Josh Lovegrove 4-6pm JAX: Band Front Valley 12-3pm/ A Girls a Gun 3-5pm & 6-9pm LOUNGE: Gareth Wiecko 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Locky + Sat night party band POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-Cee Family 8.30pm-2.30am SMIGGS: Tim Stokes from 9pm THE STATION: DJ Station from 8pm

14 Saturday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BANJO: Guy Turk form 9pm BLUE COW: Mark Crotti 12-3pm BRUMBY: Live music from 8.30pm EIGER: Apres Josh Lovegrove 4-6pm JAX: The Swamp Stompers 12-3pm/ Tim Stokes 3-5pm & 6-9pm KELLER: Somatik 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LOUNGE: Derek Smith 6-11pm MAN: Live music Apres 4-6pm Locky + Sat Night party band POOLSIDE: Somatik 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family 8.30pm-12.30am SMIGGS: Mark Crotti 8.30pm THE STATION: The Swamp Stompers from 8pm

21 Saturday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BANJO: Luke Koteras feat Chris Sebastian from 9pm BLUE COW: Alias Duo 12-3pm BRUMBY: Live music from 8.30pm EIGER: Apres Roh & Co 4-6pm JAX: Blackbird Hum 12-3pm/ Mark Crotti 3-5pm & 6-9pm KELLER: Alice Quiddingon 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2-4am LOUNGE: Venus Duo 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves + Sat Night party band POOLSIDE: Alice Quiddingon 2-3pm / 3-7pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family 8.30pm-12.30am SMIGGS: Alias Duo 9pm THE STATION: Blackbird Hum from 8pm

28 Saturday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BANJO: Matt Dent BLUE COW: Fox Control 12-3pm BRUMBY: Live music from 8.30pm EIGER: Live Apres JAX: Daddy Longlegs & The Swamp Donkeys 12-3pm/ Alias Duo 3-5pm & 6-9pm KELLER: MOC 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LOUNGE: Turning Tides 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves + Sat nt party band POOLSIDE: MOC 2-6pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family 8.30pm-12.30am SMIGGS: Fox Control 9pm THE STATION: DZ Deathrays/ Daddy Longlegs & The Swamp Donkeys from 8pm SUNDECK: Live Music: Bernie Segedin 4-7pm

THE STATION: Soloist from 8pm

08 Sunday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BLUE COW: Live Band 12-3pm BOWLO: Live Dale Ostridge 6-9pm EIGER: Schnappy Hour Apres 4-6pm JAX: Tim Stokes 3-5pm KELLER: MOC 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LOUNGE: Cam Tapp 6-11pm MAN: Apres 4-6pm

WINTER is not only about the snow for some with the party scene always lively. Big news this winter is The Station Resort will be back bigger than ever with some big name acts performing on Saturday nights. The Swamp Stompers, FMX and the DZ Deathrays are all schedule for July, and August really hots up with Pete Murray, The Preatures and Butter Fingers. Regular favourites are back like Mark Travers at Thredboâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Denman AprÃ¨s Bar where he belts out all his favourites tunes. Thredbo Alpine Hotel have a massive gig guide from the Lounge Bar, Poolside, the Keller for late night and the Schuss. DJ Henners, MOC, Dj Bendo, Richard Perso, Venus Duo, Alice Quiddingin are just of the names to impress. Plus lookout for the village concerts. Perisher have gigs at Jax and Blue Cow, the Man from Snowy River Hotel has your Perisher aprÃ¨s plus Saturday night bands covered. Smiggs Hotel have live music Wednesday night and head to the Sundeck for live music Monday night. Jindabyneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favourite pub the Banjo

will again be the focus of nightlife with Locky, Scott Hartnett, Jack Biilmann and Matt Dent to name a few. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget the massive Monday night wing night and live music at the Bowling Club. You can check the gig guide for all other listings and be sure to be in bed early for the powder days, enjoy the winter.

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POOLSIDE: DJ Bendo 2-6pm THE STATION: A Girls a Gun from 8pm

15 Sunday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BOWLO: Matt Dent 6-9pm BLUE COW: The Swamp Stompers 12-3pm EIGER: Schnappy Happy Apres JAX: Mark Crotti 3-5pm KELLER: Somatik 10pm-2am/ DEKU 2am-4am LOUNGE: Richard Perso 6-11pm MAN: AprÃ¨s 4-6pm POOLSIDE: DJ Bendo 2-6pm RYDGES: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;King Of Comedyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; from 7pm THE STATION: Tim Stokes from 8pm

22 Sunday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BOWLO: Live Oscar Litchfield 6-9pm BLUE COW: Blackbird Hum 12-3pm EIGER: Schnappy Hour Apres JAX: Alias Duo 3-5pm KELLER: Torren Foot 9pm-1am/ DEKU 1am-4am LOUNGE: Jerry & Bob-Tillie Music 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: DJ Bendo 2-6pm RYDGES: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;King of Comedyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; from 7pm THE STATION: Mark Crotti from 8pm

29 Sunday

APRES: Live Music Mark Travers 4.30pm & 9pm BOWLO: Live Jack Biilmann 6-9pm BLUE COW: Daddy Longlegs & the Swamp Donkeys 12 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3pm EIGER: Apres Steve Whitmore 4-6pm JAX: Fox Control 3-5pm LOUNGE: Mikayla J 6-11pm MAN: Live Music Apres 4-6pm Funk Thieves POOLSIDE: DJ Bendo 2-6pm RYDGES: â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;King Of Comedyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; from 7pm SCHUSS: H-CEE Family 9pm-1am THE STATION: Alias Duo from 8pm

Date Night Giveaway for DZ Deathrays HERE is your chance to impress the lady or man in your life by entering this great DZ Deathrays July 28 giveaway. YOU COULD WIN Â&#x2021; WLFNHWV WR WKH '= 'HDWKUD\V -XO\ VKRZ Â&#x2021; 3OXV 'LQQHU IRU %HHI D %UHZ # 6WDWLRQ &KDUJULOO ZLWK JP T-bone with Veg and salad Â&#x2021; 3OXV D SLQW RI 3LQHV $OH Â&#x2021; <RX DOVR ZLQ D VLJQHG '= 3RVWHU DQG &' Â&#x2021; 3OXV IUHH EXV ULGH WR WKH VKRZ DQG KRPH DIWHU Over $200 Value! To enter, head to the Snowy Mountains Magazine website, look for the Station Resort giveaway and enter. &ORVHV :HGQHVGD\ -XO\ HQWUDQWV QRWLÂ²HG E\ SKRQH DQG HPDLO DQG DQQRXQFHG RQ 6QRZ\ 0RXQWDLQV 0DJD]LQH )DFHERRN SDJH ZZZ VQRZ\PDJD]LQH FRP DX

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DOES anything feel better than having some brand-new gear to schuss the slopes. With ski technology constantly developing new innovations, if you are on old skis you are simply missing out. New skis have never been better, they are easier to turn and make your snow life easier… Combine skis with some great ﬁtting boots and shiny new stylish helmet and goggles and you will be set… Read on here for some details on some of the skis you could be using this winter…..

NEW FEEL HELMETS The VISOR helmet range developed by Rossignol allows a perfect integration of the visor to the helmet, all supported by an unprecedented technological digest. The advantages of choosing a VISRO are lightness, comfort with an extremely precise size adjustment, versatility and interchangeable lenses with compatibility for sunglasses.

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HOW SNOW CHAINS GRIP

In order for wheel chains to work effectively, and to provide the maximum amount of traction and braking, chains must penetrate into a compacted snow on the road surface. Wheel lock up can occur when the snow chains are used on a ‘black road’. This occurs when the icy surface begins to break up or melts and the vehicle can slide on the wheel chains under hard braking. Please refer to the snow chain section of your vehicle owner’s manual for further explanation. Wheel chains fitted to summer tyres on the front wheels will increase traction for take off, for driving and for braking but cannot assist with vehicle’s lateral stability. Because of the inadequate grip of summer tyres on the rear the vehicle it will oversteer and when braking the ABS system can be activated, further increasing the stopping distance. The problems are always worse when driving downhill than uphill. Wheel chains fitted to summer tyres on the rear wheels will increase traction for take off and driving but cannot assist with steering, braking or lateral stability. Because of inadequate grip of summer tyres on the front of the vehicle it will not ‘turn in’ and will understeer. When braking the ABS system can be activated, further increasing the stopping distance. Again, the problems are always worse when driving downhill than uphill.

STOCKLI KIDS TEAM GS

The next generation is in the starting blocks, but they won’t stay there long. A ski that makes every young racer’s heart beat faster fast. The GS Team for young racers is itching for one thing: to get down the mountain and is stable with perfect grip when cornering. Dimensions (mm) 115-65-96 Sizes (cm) 145,151 Radius 11m (145)

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WINTER DRIVING

Please read the winter driving section of your vehicle owner’s manual for further explanation. There are issues even when diamond pattern snow chain system is used on high performance 2WD or AWD “summer” tyres. On summer tyres snow chains will grip to the compacted snow/ice but the tyre can slip or spin within the chain even when chains are correctly fitted to the tyre. The problem is compounded by the camber of the road, the weight and torque of the vehicle and the amount of tread on the tyre. The problem is worse when the vehicle has been parked at the resort because of the low ambient temperature makes the tyres harder and therefore has even less grip to the chain.

CHECKING THE GRIP OF YOUR TYRES ON SNOW

When it is safe to do so, at a safe speed, and, make sure that no one is close behind you, apply the brakes firmly until the wheels lock up and the ABS is activated. Keep the brake pedal pressed down until the vehicle stops completely. This will give you a clear indication of the grip available at that particular point in time. You can repeat this test to continually monitor grip in different conditions.

KASTLE MX 67

Brand new 2018-19 model debuting in Australia. Built on innovative sidecut, HOLLOWTECH 2.0 and race-inspired sandwich construction, the MX67 is a dynamic carving ski that will light up the KÄSTLE range. A ski created for on-piste skiers looking for an adaptable ski that always delivers stability and precision. Dimensions (mm) 120-67-100 Sizes (cm) 146, 154, 162, 170, 178, 186 Radius 13.2m (170)

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SNOW CHAIN WARRANTY

Failure to follow the snow chain fitting instructions in your vehicle’s owner’s manual or the snow chain fitting instructions will void the snow chain manufacturer’s warranty. Manufacturer’s warranty does not cover any snow chain, purchased or hired that are used on a vehicle that is fitted with wheels, tyres or a wheel/tyre combination, that are not approved to be fitted snow chains by the vehicle manufacturer. Before installing and using these snow chains, you must read & follow your vehicle’s owner’s manual snow chain fitting information and the snow chain fitting instructions that have been supplied with the chains you have purchased or hired. Any snow chains that are used on a wheel/ tyre combination that are not approved by the vehicle manufacturer may be damaged, dislodge or break from use. Roof Carrier Systems P/L will not be responsible for any damage to the snow chains you have purchased or hired, damage to vehicle, property and/or people, caused by improper use of snow chains, or for fitment that does not comply with the snow chain fitting instructions in your vehicle’s owner’s manual or the snow chain fitting instructions.

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STOCKLI LASER AX

STOCKLI LASER SC

Enjoy fresh powder in the morning, and rip tight turns in the afternoon. The reengineered AX with its new FEC adaptive technology makes it all possible. The more turn pressure you apply, the smaller the rocker is, and the correspondingly larger the surface contact area is with the snow. New Light Core. Dimensions (mm) 120-70-99 15.4 Sizes (cm) 149, 156, 163,170, 177, 184 Radius 15.4m (170)

This sporty allrounder likes hard or soft base, short or mid-radius turns and has a legion of fans. With its Tail Flex Control Technology, the Laser SC stands for the best control and ample safety reserves. Relish every run on the Laser SC, always the right partner for any ski slope. Dimensions (mm) 123-72-104 Sizes (cm) 149, 156, 163,170, 177 Radius 14.9m (170)

STOCKLI STORMRIDER 88 Extremely versatile ski and the do-it-all among freeride skis will impress with unique sidewall technology. The new Polyval offers 10 times more impact resistance without a loss of damping. The triedand proven construction and the Powder Rocker make the SR88 a great companion in deep powder and an easy partner when climbing. Dimensions (mm) 128-88-114 Sizes (cm) 168, 177, 186 Radius 19m (177)

ROSSIGNOL EXPERIENCE 88 The all-mountain EXPERIENCE 88 raises the bar with technology and performance. Packed with race and freeride technologies to guarantee both ultimate grip and perfect handling on piste, as well as allowing all terrain use. Thanks to the new LCT and Air Tip VAS technologies, our playgrounds have no limits! Dimensions (mm) 127-88-117 Sizes (cm) 159, 166, 173, 180, 187 Radius 16m

ROSSIGNOL HERO ELITE PLUS Combining deep carving sidecuts with wider, modern waist widths, the oversize delivers powerful carving precision and edge grip with increased stability and control. LCT technology World Cup racing innovation with a central rail integrated over the entire length of the ski, eliminating some of the ski’s counter-ﬂexion to ensure perfect stability. Dimensions (mm) 130-78-110 Sizes (cm) 160, 167, 174, 181 Radius 14m

BOOTS

With a medium volume of 100 mm and a ﬂex of 110 for the ideal combination of comfort and precision, it concentrates all the precision and responsiveness characteristics of an alpine shoe with the advantages of a free hiking shoe. Lightness, choice of position Ski or Hike by disengaging easily the collar and comfort of walking.

ROSSIGNOL ALLTRACK 80 WOMEN The ALLTRACK 80 brings together the strengths that make the brand famous: technicality, practicality, comfort and performance. For a skier who leaves nothing to chance. Adapted to the morphology of the female foot, this shoe has a speciﬁc collar whose height has been reduced to best match the muscles of a skier.

Pro Skier Chris Davenport says “the FX85 HP packs a punch. With two layers Titanium this ski rails turns and carves precisely.” Versatile ski setting new standards in the all-mountain freeride segment. DUAL RISE technology that shines even in the most demanding conditions, the perfect partner from ﬁrst chair to close. Dimensions (mm) 119-85-108 Sizes (cm) 157, 165, 173, 181 Radius 17m (173)

The all-mountain benchmark for expert to advanced allmountain skiers, the new EXPERIENCE 84 blends the heart of a high-performance carving machine with a smooth, powerful freeride feel. An all-new blend of iconic Rossignol innovation, AIR TIP VAS, lightens swing weight and absorbs initial impacts, delivering pure snow contact and control. Dimensions (mm) 126-84-116 Sizes (cm) 152, 160, 168, 176, 184 Radius 15m

ROSSIGNOL EXPERIENCE 84 WOMEN The new EXPERIENCE 84 Women skis are designed specifically to meet women’s needs and wishes. These skis will unleash top performance both on the piste and at the trail edge. Featuring LCT technology for greater control in turns, guarantees lightness, handling and comfort, thanks to the VAS Women system that filters vibrations. Dimensions (mm) 126-84-116 Sizes (cm) 144, 152, 160, 168 Radius 15m

There is nothing better than a great ﬁtting ski boot. If you suffer from sore feet through bad boots you need to upgrade. Why be in pain when you can choose from some of the best boots on the market by Rossignol.

ROSSIGNOL ALLTRACK 110

KASTLE FX 85 HP

ROSSIGNOL EXPERIENCE 84

ROSSIGNOL PURE PRO HEAT WOMEN Featuring Thermic heated liners and a womenspecific 100mm “medium” fit, the all-new PURE PRO HEAT delivers an incredible blend of power and precision in a customizable, boot-fitter friendly design. The heated liner with Merino Wool insulation features an integrated control panel on the upper cuff to select between four settings: off, moderate (17-19hrs), medium (8-9hrs), and high (4-5hrs); batteries can be recharged using the provided USB cable.

ROSSIGNOL ALLSPEED 120 The ALLSPEED 120 shoe embodies the ultimate versatility. As evidenced by its adjustable ﬂex and internal width of 102 mm, it promises comfort and precision. The ALLSPEED is the fruit of the combination of the best in racing and freeride to ﬁll all winter sports.

KASTLE BMX 105 HP

ROSSIGNOL SOUL 7 HD

The BMX105 HP is made for adventure: the proven sandwich construction with DUAL RISE technology and titanal layers provides maximum reliability, and more stability for charging through all snow conditions. This ski delivers for ski pro Grifﬁn Post, with big lines and drops effortless with the BMX105 HP. Dimensions (mm) 134-105-123 Sizes (cm) 165,173,181,189 Radius 21m (181)

The perfect combination of performance and light weight, thanks to Carbon Alloy Matrix ﬁber, Air Tip 2.0 technology and a Powder Turn Rocker for manoeuvrability and comfort. A brand-new SEEK HD, ultralightweight and accessible with an 86 mm waist and Paulownia core, opens up unparalleled scope for skier adventures. Dimensions (mm) 136-106-126 Sizes (cm) 156, 164, 172, 180, 188 Radius 18m

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KASTLE MX 99 Debuting new in Australia, the 201819 MX99 model is sure to build on its predecessor’s reputations. HOLLOWTECH 2.0 and a race-inspired sandwich construction, the MX99 is the ideal all-mountain, all-condition ski than can power through the powder and crud, and offer a super stable ride on the piste. Dimensions (mm) 135-99-120 Sizes (cm) 160, 168, 176, 184 Radius 20.5m (176)

L’Étape set for 2018 start

CYCLISTS might just be that bit more excited in July as they tune in for the biggest event on the cycling calendar, the legendary Tour de France. This event is huge on the world stage as the best cyclists in the world tackle various stages over three weeks of riding in France. The ‘tour’ is also renowned for their mountain stages as riders pit themselves against steep climbs in the French Alps. For the amateur looking to replicate one stage of the ‘tour’, look no further than the Snowy Mountains L’Étape Australia held in December in Jindabyne. This year will be third running of the event and organisers are excited for 2018, just as the riders should be as L’Étape Australia recently won “Best Regional Event” and “Best Public Event” in both NSW and Australia. One of the most anticipated events is the notorious climb of Col de Beloka, and the long ascent on the Col de Kosciuszko to Perisher. The 2018 route also sees some changes with the big news that both the Ride and Race events, two separate distances will both start and ﬁnish in Jindabyne. The Race will

start at 6.30am and the Ride at 8.30am. Banjo Paterson Park will be headquarters for everything this year, registration, social, start and ﬁnish line and the awards ceremony. It is expected that the park will have entertainment and really turn up the atmosphere for the event. The change of route will see the Race event extended to 170km distance, and the Ride slightly shorter than previous years at 108km. The event will have two new Ambassadors for L’Étape Australia 2018, with the 2012 and 2016 Australian National Champion Amanda Spratt and cobbled classics specialist Mathew Hayman. These two homegrown professional riders who won their ﬁrst races in Australia and are riding for the only Australia UCI World Tour Team: Mitchelton-SCOTT will ride alongside entrants as they negotiate the course themselves. L’Étape Australia Director Florent Malézieux said that answering the riders’ demands was his primary concern. “Renewing the race course, proposing a user-friendly registration platform and welcoming Australian ambassadors were our

Riders will this year start and ﬁnish in Jindabyne. Photo by Steve Cuff

key targets for 2018,” said Malézieux. “I’m really honoured to welcome Amanda and Mathew in the L’Étape Australia family, they embody the event and Australian cycling very well. They are smiling, hard workers and win races! I’m looking forward to welcoming everyone in Jindabyne for what will be an incomparable cycling festival.” Since its inception in 2016, L’Étape Australia by le Tour de France has provided a new level of riding experience in Australia, combining the beauty of the Snowy Mountains, the incredible enthusiasm of the locals and an event run to Tour de France professional standards. In 2016 and 2017 L’Étape Australia was the largest Tour de France event held outside France, providing amateur riders with an experience as close to riding in the

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Tour de France as possible with fully closed roads and a mountainous course that is the equal of a mountainous stage of the Tour de France. Riders have also loved how the local Snowy Mountains communities have embraced the event. Streets are lined with yellow, green and polka dot colours, cow bells and ﬂags are waved by well-wishers in the towns and on isolated country roads groups cheer the riders on their journey. One of the highlights in 2018 will undoubtably be the start and ﬁnish in Jindabyne which will be L’Étape Australia Village headquarters. The atmosphere is expected to be even greater than previous years. The event will run on Saturday December 1 and to register or for more information visit www.letapeaustralia.com.

Property Guide

On snow living PROPERTY on the top end of the market continues to be strong in Thredbo, with recent sales from Forbes Stynes Real Estate showing that buyers like their holiday homes. A two bedroom plus loft penthouse in Snowgoose Apartments sold for $1.05 million and the stylish 300 square metre Merritts Lodge chalet in Woodridge selling for $1.925 million. Buyers looking for a Thredbo apartment that can also show a good rental return could be interested in this stand-alone one bedroom plus loft chalet in Woodridge being sold by Forbes Stynes. Priced at $749,000, this could be the perfect Thredbo cosy winter hideaway with slow combustion ﬁreplace and open plan living, dining and kitchen area.

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Imagine yourself only footsteps from the slopes for ﬁrst tracks on the Gunbarrel Chair or retreating on a cold snowy day to the warmth of your own chalet. Includes underﬂoor heating in tiled areas, car space and courtyard with undercover BBQ. To take the next step why not buy your own commercial lodge, with Chalet Sonnenhof for sale in Perisher Valley for $2.3 million. Located close to the slopes and with superb views, Sonnenhof has been owned and run as a family business for 25 years. With 17 guest rooms, four staff rooms and a 3-bedroom managers quarters, it could be a great business for snow minded people. With Perisher resort extremely busy in winter, now could be good timing for a lifestyle change.

(Above) Woodridge one bedroom chalet plus loft for sale $749,000 (Right) Chalet Sonnenhof in Perisher Valley for sale at $2.3 million.

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Land sales locked up JINDABYNE buyers have jumped all over any land sales in the past 12 months. In a show of strength for the Jindabyne property market, local real estate agency Kosciusko First National principal Gordon Jenkinson said he had “sold 126 vacant lots in the last 12 months, the majority of these in three subdivisions in East Jindabyne and at Highview Estate in Jindabyne.” Mr Jenkinson said the prices have ranged from $160,000 to $500,000 with most of these lots sold “off the plan” and the majority still awaiting registration. CoreLogic’s latest ﬁgures put the median property price in Jindabyne at $587,000 which is higher than the median price in Hobart and Adelaide, and comparable to median house prices in Perth and Darwin. Signiﬁcant sales of $1m plus have been

recorded in Tyrolean Village and the Crackenback Valley while most local building companies are fully booked for the coming spring and summer. Some significant properties still on the market include “Highfields” in Avonside Rural Estate, #12 Carruther’s Road Jindabyne and Chalet Sonnenhof in Perisher Valley. Land owners who have not secured their builders early have even had to look to Canberra builders such is the demand for building services. On the upside, there is near guaranteed work for associated building trades in the next five-year period. With more stages of Highview Estate to be released, prospective owners should have their details registered with real estate agencies as land is being spoken for well in advance.

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