Backcountry Adventures

Tours
Backcountry Access Pass

This winter, enjoy an exciting day out in the mountains off the beaten path! From exploring the best of what the Australian backcountry has to offer on skis or board to experiencing the raw natural beauty of the Australian Main Range on snowshoes, there’s an adventure for everyone.

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Tours

Thredbo Backcountry Tours Supported by The North Face

From 26 July – 5 October conditions dependent

Looking for a new adventure on your skis or board? This winter, enjoy a guided Backcountry Tour outside of the resort boundaries, where you’ll not only learn important backcountry safety skills but also ski and board some incredible and unique terrain.

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Snowshoeing

12 June – 4 October conditions dependent

They say if you can walk you can snowshoe. Walk across the snow and into the big white yonder with your guide pointing out interesting features and landmarks. This is a great alternative to a day of downhilling or perfect for those after a soft adventure and some incredible views of the Australian Main Range. Moderate to high levels of fitness is required for this tour.

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Backcountry Access Pass

If you’re heading out to the backcountry independently, this pass takes you one way up the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift.

Please remember to fill out the online Trip Intention Form with NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service before heading out.

Dates: 12 June – 4 October
2021 Prices: Adults $45 | 65+ $35 | Kids 3 – 17 Years $10

IMPORTANT: This pass provides access to one ride on the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift only. For access to additional lifts please visit our winter passes page here

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Any Questions?

For any enquiries please email us at guides_thredbo@evt.com

All Thredbo Backcountry Adventures conducted in Kosciuszko National Park are accredited with Ecotourism Australia at the Advanced Ecotourism level. This reinforces our commitment to using sustainable practices minimising climate change impacts from conducting these activities.

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and elders past, present and future.