What a season, three significant blizzards and now spring snow fall to top it off—this is the one, the season everyone will be talking about for years to come. With all the snow we’ve had here at Falls Creek, and our season now extended, this spring is set to be one filled with even more skiing, snowboarding and general snow play.
If you’d still like to learn how to ski or snowboard; the September snow provides ideal surface conditions for all beginners (both adults and children). With warmer days and softer snow there’s no better time to clip in and book a lesson with our dedicated instructors. Don’t delay head and book a lesson today!
http://www.fallscreek.com.au/beginnerprograms
For those of you who prefer a different experience, Falls Creek offers plenty of opportunities to help you create your own snow adventure. Go out to windy corner and hire a Toboggan for some family friendly fun, or satisfy your need for speed with our epic snow tubing down at the village bowl. You can also watch the sun set across the beautiful alpines of Victoria with a snowmobile tour, or even take the relaxed road with a helicopter scenic tour, some fine dining and a day at the spa.
If you’ve been thinking about a snow holiday all year, or need another break from the daily grind it’s still not too late the experience the season of the decade.
Head on to http://www.skifalls.com.au/ and book today!
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