Perisher

Perisher is located high in the Snowy Mountains within Kosciuszko National Park and is Australia's largest and most well-known ski resort. The destination is famous for alpine skiing on wide pistes, family-friendly snow play, and atmospheric mountain lodges that bring skiers together around fireplaces and hearty meals after a day in the snow. With four interconnected areas – Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Guthega, and Blue Cow – the region offers varied terrain for both beginners and advanced skiers. The crisp mountain air, views of snow-covered eucalyptus forests, and the relaxed Australian vibe make Perisher a unique winter adventure in the Southern Hemisphere.