Jazz Festival

Its grassroots MTB racing at its best and the Thredbo Gravity Series returns this summer with 6 huge rounds of racing across a diverse range of gravity trails throughout the park. This years series will see some exciting new race courses which have never even been ridden let alone raced!

Looking for a cracking good time this Easter than look no further than Thredbo. All village facilities including restaurants, bobsled, chairlift, Thredbo golf course, leisure centre waterslide and gym will be open. There will be plenty of entertainment for the kids in the Village Square. For mountain bike enthusiasts the Thredbo Downhill and Flow Trails will be open, for the hikers regular guided walks will depart across the weekend.

It’s time to go chainless for the final round of the Thredbo Gravity Series! Chainless Champs will see all competitors remove their chain before pumping and holding speed down a 400m vertical race course from the start of Centre Link to the Valley Terminal base station. With overall points on the line, Chainless Champs will feature a whole lot of banter from the sidelines and many tactics to determine who will come out as the Thredbo Gravity Series Champion. Don’t forget your fancy dress costume as we will crown one lucky winner a prize pack during the prestigious fashion parade at presentations!

Thredbo Walks & Hikes are a great way to get outdoors and experience the beauty and serenity of alpine Australia. Thredbo’s chairlift runs 365 days a year, providing the perfect access point to a handful of different trails to walk and hike beyond the boundaries of the resort. It doesn’t matter if you’re a slow pace kind of walker or looking for that 20km challenge, there is a trail to suit every type of person…so no excuses to get outdoors and enjoy walking among nature. To take your experience to the next level, book a guided hike and learn about the rich history of our unique alpine environment.

Try your luck at fly-fishing on the beautiful Thredbo River or Lake Jindabyne try, trolling or baiting . Wet a line and try your luck at fly-fishing. The Thredbo River is filled with fresh tasty trout just waiting to be caught.

Jindabyne Markets are a great place to purchase local produce to art and crafts. On each first Sunday of each month at the the Jindabyne Memorial Hall. Free Entry