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Things to do in Thredbo Village, New South Wales: The Best Outdoor Activities
With more than 50 runs served by 14 lifts, Thredbo is patterned after a European ski village, complete with shopping, nightlife and lodging. One hundred and sixty acres for all skill levels are featured, with Friday Flat for beginners. The longest runs in Australia are here too, including a two-mile run with a 2,200-foot vertical drop.
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1. K7 Adventures
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
K7 Adventures is Canberra and the Snowy Mountains Region leading Outdoor Adventures Company. We specialise in: Guided Climbing and Abseiling for Beginners / Intermediate and Advanced Climbers. Caving at Wee Jasper. Bushwalking Tours in Namadgi National Park and Tidbinbilla area. Just a stone's throw away from Canberra - come with K7 Adventures to explore the Snowy Mountains Region: Guided Walks to Mt Kosciuszko, Guided Climbing and Abseiling, X Country Mountain Bike Tours including the 4-5 day multi-day KXC from Mt Kosciuszko to Canberra, Winter Snow Shoeing, Alpine Camping and Snow Craft, Alpine Photography Tours, Cross Country Skiing, Ski Touring, Kite Skiing
2. Cascades Trail
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Jacq1956 - Narrabeen, Australia
Did the walk to Cascades Hut in very poor visability & rain, From what we could see very nice countryside. Saw wild dogs, deer & Brumbies. Very hard walk from Hut back to Bob's ridge, but from here basically downhill.
3. Thredbo River Track
4. Thredbo Alpine Village
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4.0 based on 438 reviews
Reviewed By M7025NQtonyw - Sydney, Australia
Thredbo Village whilst famous as a winter ski resort is also a great place to visit in summer. Walk around the shops, enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants, take a chairlift ride up the Crackenback Express or enjoy the thrill of the bobsled ride.
5. Thredbo Valley Track
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4.0 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By pronetoroam - Sydney, Australia
Rode the full 35 kilometre Thredbo Valley Trail ( TVT ) from Thredbo village to the Gaden Trout Hatchery in approximately 3.5 hours. Organised a local MTB shuttle company ( Snowlink, Jindabyne ) to meet us in the car park the Gaden Trout hatchery in the morning & drop us off in Thredbo village. Super easy & took great care of the bikes, cost was just $40 each including the National Park entry, highly recommend these guys for shuttles. We stopped at Lake Crackenback Resort for lunch & refreshments in the cafe on the way down. Personally I preferred the upper section to the lower for my level of experience. Great ride though.
