Perisher

Perisher Valley Medical Centre 

Location: Upper Level, Skitube Terminal

Open: 7 days, 9:00am – 5:00pm – Call 000 in an Emergency

Contact: 02 6457 5266

Website: www.pvmc.com.au

Perisher Pharmacy

Location: Upper Level, Skitube Terminal

Open: 7 days a week, 8:00am – 5:30pm

Contact: 02 6457 5652

Website: www.perisherpharmacy.com.au

Foodworks Supermarket & Liquor Store

Location: Upper level, Perisher Skitube Terminal

Open: 7 days a week, 8:00am – 6:00pm

Contact: 02 6457 5555

Website: www.perishersupermarket.com

Perisher Valley Police Station

Location: Upper Level, Skitube Terminal

Open: Stationed as necessary – Call 000 in an Emergency

Contact: 02 6457 5477

Perisher Valley Fire Station

Location: 9913 Kosciuszko Road, Perisher Valley – Adjacent to Skitube Building.

Open: Stationed as necessary – Call 000 in an Emergency

Contact: 02 6457 5037

Perisher Post Office – Australia Post

Location: Upper Level, Skitube Terminal

Open: Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 4:00pm

Contact: 02 6457 5230

Hans Oversnow Transport  

Location: Upper Level, Skitube Terminal

Open: 7 days, 6:30am – 12:00am

Contact: 02 6475 5334

Website: www.hansoversnow.com.au

Restaurants & Cafe

While you’re in resort, make sure you check out some of our delicious restaurants and cafes. You will be sure to find some great hot chocolates, different types of cuisine across our four resort areas, and in a range of unique locations.

Present your Epic Australia Pass when purchasing and you will receive your discount, it’s that simple!

Avalunch Cafe

Location: Base of Pretty Valley Double Chair.

Open: 9:30am – 4:30pm (Weather Permitting)

Contact: 0419 995 482

Brunelli’s Cafe

Location: Upper & Lower levels, Perisher Centre.

Open: 7:30am – 5:00pm

Contact: 02 6457 5479

Li’l Orbits Doughnuts 

Location: Platform 1, Lower Level, Perisher Skitube Terminal.

Open: 8:00am – 5:30pm

Contact: 02 6457 5655

Snow Gums Restaurant & Bar

Location: Perisher Valley Hotel, Perisher Centre.

Open: 11:00am – 10:00pm

Contact: 02 6459 4443

The Man From Snowy River Restaurant

Location: Kosciuszko Road (Opposite Perisher Skitube Building), Perisher Valley.

Open: 11:00am – late

Contact: 02 6457 5234

White Spider Restaurant & Bar

Location: Eiger Chalet. Kosciuszko road, Opposite base of Perisher Quad Express

Open: 4:00pm – 10:00pm

Contact: 02 6457 5323

Tube Town

Tube Town is the most awesome, family fun-loving, snow experience around! Come and spend the day with your family and friends at Tube Town for an experience you won’t forget!

Conveniently located on Mt. Piper, adjacent to the carpark, Tube Town has specially groomed lanes allowing fun lovers and thrill-seekers of all ages to enjoy a high-speed ride down the slopes and a purpose-built lift back to the top. No skills required, only the desire to have fun!

Snow tubing is a fantastic low-cost snow experience for first time Perisher visitors in a fun, safe and organised environment as well as offering an exciting experience for seasoned snow overs. Snowmaking has been added to Tube Town to allow season-long reliability, although please check for opening times.

Cross Country and Telemark Skiing

Explore more of the picturesque Snowy Mountains and go on a cross-country skiing adventure. Perisher boasts over 100km of marked cross-country trails perfect for a peaceful walk, glide or a heart-pumping workout

Grooming Tours

Groomer tours allow a limited number of resort guests the opportunity to ride in one of Perisher’s $450,000 snow groomers on night skiing nights: Tuesdays and Saturdays during July & August and Tuesdays during September. A typical Groomer Tour takes approximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours and is conducted on Perisher’s Front Valley. Conditions apply, ask your consultant for details.

Perisher Night Skiing

Try night skiing and snowboarding under the stars! Open from 6.30pm to 9.00pm, the Village 8 Express chairlift will speed you to the top of Front Valley. You can have more fun while you squeeze in more runs! Night skiing is available on Tuesday & Saturday nights (weather permitting).

First Track Mornings

First Track Mornings are a truly special Perisher experience, allowing a limited number of resort guests to enjoy access to a selected area in the resort before anyone else. First Tracks provide great skiing and boarding often in fresh powder, while you watch the sun come up and enjoy the brisk mountain air. Conditions apply, ask your consultant for details.

Snow Shoe Tours

Experience the wonder of the snowfields at night under a full moon and learn about mountain fauna and flora. Open for all levels of fitness, no experience necessary.

Mountain Biking

Perisher is home to a variety of great riding experiences on some of the highest mountain terrain in Australia. From an easy 4km ride around the village to the challenging 20km return from Perisher to Charlotte Pass, there is something for everyone.
Unlike other resorts, Perisher do not offer lift access for Mountain Bikes in Summer, so challenge yourself and see how far you can get using your own pedal power!

Dining

During the weekdays, you can purchase lunches, drinks and snacks in Perisher Valley or cruise over to Guthega where the Guthega Alpine Hotel is open from 11am to 6pm with lunch from noon to 3pm (closed Tuesday and Wednesday)

Walking

If biking is not your thing, why not try one of the easy walking trails Perisher has to offer. The Perisher-Blue Cow Link Road is a 10km round trip. Take the Blue Cow Link Road from the Northern End of the Perisher Valley Carpark. This road slowly ascends through sub-alpine to alpine country. You will see fantastic views of Blue Cow Mountain, The Brindabella Ranges and Schlinks Pass. You will be amazed at the spectacular views and the unique vegetation you will see along the way.

Taking approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to reach Blue Cow Mountain on foot, the walk travels alongside the Perisher Creek in part, and especially during spring while the snow is melting and after a good rain fall you will be in awe of the enormity of water pouring down, finally making its way into the Snowy River.

When you reach the Blue Cow Terminal you will find a cement path providing a short stroll leading out to the Blue Cow Lookout, from here, on a fine day you will see the main range and 7 of Australia’s highest peaks. If you are interested in Mountain Biking then this is a great route to experience. If you are planning to take this trip either on bike or on foot remember you must stay on access roads and off the fragile alpine vegetation. The Blue Cow Road is a maintenance road so remember to look out for traffic.

Another spectacular walk is the Porcupine Track. This walk starts at the reservoir which supplies water to Perisher Valley. To get there, turn up beside the “Man from Snowy River Hotel” and take the right branches of the road. The track follows in part the cross country ski trail. Because some areas of this track are often wet, some sections of the trail are constructed from raised metal mesh.

The track wanders through snow grass, snow gums and open fields, alpine wild flowers and small shrubs until it reaches a large group of granite boulders, “The Porcupines”. From atop these boulders the view spans 360 degrees from Lake Jindabyne, Charlotte Pass, the main range and Bullocks Flat, one of the most spectacular views in the area and particularly of the Thredbo Valley. There are plenty of grassy fields to take in some lunch while enjoying the sweet mountain air.