TERRAIN PARKS Thredbo's terrain parks are all about progression; so everyone can have a go. There’s a park for kids, beginners, intermediates and advanced plus a huge ridercross to test your skills.

Two boards or one - there’s features galore, so whether you want to spin, jib, slide or glide there’s a line for you.

WOMBAT WORLD A terrain park designed with the kids in mind. Meander through the trees, negotiate tunnels, bumps, boxes and jumps. Located at Friday Flat.

BEGINNERS PARK Get the hang of learning to ride, slide and glide. This park is for those who are just starting to explore terrain park features. Located in the Cruiser area.

INTERMEDIATE PARK Once you are pulling off more moves than a Rubics Cube, it’s time to head over to the intermediate park on High Noon where there are a variety of features to challenge you and keep you in the air.

ADvANcED PARK The place for those who have mastered the intermediate park and are ready to take on the big ones. The hits are ever changing but you will usually find rails, jumps and boxes in this area. Located just off Antons T-bar.

RIDERcROSS Banks, berms, rollers and chutes to challenge all riders. Located at the top of Sponars T-bar.

Off ThE SNOW SWIM AND GyM The Thredbo Leisure Centre is open to everyone. Pump iron, join a fitness class, tackle the bouldering wall, play a game of squash, ride the waterslide, swim some laps or just relax in the spa pool. Open daily from 8am to 7.30pm.

MASSAGE, PhySIOThERAPy AND BEAUTy TREATMENTS By appointment at the Denman, the River Inn, the Thredbo Alpine Hotel or the Thredbo Leisure Centre.

SELf-GUIDED WALKS Collect one of 5 brochures from Thredbo Sports, the Thredbo Information Centre or the Thredbo Alpine Hotel and explore the history, architecture, artwork, road collapse or environment of Thredbo.

ThREDBO BOBSLED For an adrenaline rush to remember (weather permitting).

ThREDBO vILLAGE SqUARE Retail therapy or coffee and cake, the choice is endless. A great place to meet and relax.

MOUNTAIN BIKING Hire a bike and cruise around the village, or join a RawNRG guided tour.

Still stuck for what to do??

visit the Thredbo Information centre on friday Drive, where the friendly staff will assist you with all your enquiries.

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WINTER EvENTS 2007 JUNE OPENING WEEKEND 9th - 11th June Opening weekend celebrations take on a golden hue for Thredbo’s 50th anniversary with entertainment, a historical fashion parade and activities for the whole family.

ThREDBO AUSTRALIAN fREERIDE SERIES 9th, 13th and 27th JuneCatch some awesome freeride action in Thredbo’s inaugural Freeride Series competition.

SNOWyfEST INTERNATIONAL fILM fESTIvAL 13th – 17th JuneThis short film festival once again showcases the talent of budding filmmakers. Visit www.snowyfest.com for more details

DEMO DAyS 23rd – 24th JuneTest out all the latest ski and snowboard gear from some of the leading brands.

JULy REDLANDS cUP 10th JulyRaces for any school who wishes to enter a team

NSW INTERSchOOL SNOW SPORT chAMPIONShIPS – SyDNEy DIvISION 11th – 14th JulySchool children compete over 4 days in 3 disciplines.

ThREDBO AUSTRALIAN fREERIDE SERIES 19th JulyCatch some awesome freeride action in Thredbo’s inaugural Freeride Series competition.

hISTORIcAL MUSING 25th JulyThe Thredbo Historical Society hosts an evening of reflections with legendary Thredbo characters to commemorate 50 years of Thredbo.

ThREDBO MASTERS RAcE 28Th JULyThe traditional race is for those over 30 years.

WINTER AUSTRALIAN cORPORATE GAMES 28Th – 29Th JULyBring your work colleagues for a fun weekend of team races

ThREDBO ROAD cOLLAPSE 10Th ANNIvERSARy 30Th JULy

The 10th anniversary is recognised with a record attempt on Australia’s Biggest Ever Flare Run. Sign up to participate at www.thredbo.com.au/50years.

AUGUST WINEMAKERS DINNERS Wednesdays throughout August An evening of great food and fine wines, hosted by some of Australia’s best Winemakers

ThREDBO AUSTRALIAN fREERIDE SERIES 1st, 15th and 29th AugustCatch some awesome freeride action in Thredbo’s inaugural Freeride Series competition.

LAWyERS RAcE 4th – 5th AugustA fun weekend in Thredbo both on and off the slopes

ROSSIGNOL DEMO DAyS 4th – 5th AugustTest out the latest range of Rossignol ski and snowboard gear.

ThREDBO TOP TO BOTTOM RAcE 11th AugustThis year’s race celebrates Thredbo’s 50th anniversary with a special past winner’s event.

ThREDBO fIS RAcES 13th – 17th AugustWitness World Class racing as riders carve for points on the international circuit.

SEPTEMBER KOScIUSzKO cROSS cOUNTRy TOUR 2nd SeptemberJoin this 16km tour that starts at the top of the Kosciuszko Express and takes in breathtaking alpine scenery. For more details go to www.cccsc.asn.au

ThREDBO AUSTRALIAN fREERIDE SERIES 8th September

Don’t miss this one! The finale of the series offers bands, tricks and fun.

cARNIvAL WEEK 17th – 20th SeptemberA fun week for past residents and employees of Thredbo – a reunion you just can’t miss

INfORMATION

General Information (02) 6459 4100

Thredbo Alpine Hotel (02) 6459 4200

Thredboland (02) 6459 4170

Thredbo Medical Centre (02) 6457 6254

Thredbo Central Reservations (02) 6459 4294

Thredbo Snow Sports (02) 6459 4044

ThREDBO SNOW SPORTSThe team of expert instructors are on hand to take you for those first hesitant steps on snow, or to improve on what you already know. There are lessons for first timers, and anyone who wants to sharpen their skills and take their riding to the next level. Group lessons, private sessions, special programs and clinics for all ages are available from Thredbo Snow Sports.

Group lessons times are 9.30am, 11.30am and 2pm daily at Friday Flat. Private lessons are available all day by prior arrangement. Drop by the Thredbo Snow Sports office at Friday Flat or Valley Terminal to book your lesson.

Time Place When

Beginners 9.30am, 11.30am and 2pm Friday Flat Daily

Intermediates 9.30am, 11.30am and 2pm Friday Flat Daily

Advanced 9.30am, 11.30am and 2pm Friday Flat Daily

Private Lessons 8.30am to 3.30pm By arrangement Daily

SPEcIAL PROGRAMS (meet at base of Kosciuszko Express)hIP - Level 5 - 8High Intensity Program. This is a training program focusing on taking your skiing to the next level. (August 6, 13, 20)WhIP - Level 5 - 8 Women’s High Intensity Program. Improve your skills with a group of like minded women. (August 6, 13, 20)MASTERS - Level 7 - 8 Specialist training for over 30’s designed to improve general skiing and racing skills. (Weekends from mid July)SUPER SESSIONS - Level 7 - 8 Great value for advanced skiers. Spend 3 hours with a top instructor in a maximum group size of 3. (July and August).For more information visit Thredbo Snow Sports or call (02) 6459 4044.

JUST fOR ThE KIDS Thredbo boasts one of the best children’s snow facilities in Australia, ranging from Thredboland for 3- 6 year olds, moving to Freeriders for kids 7-14 up to Club Freeride for the older teenagers.

ThREDBOLAND - Level 1 - 8 Skiing and snowboarding for 3 to 6 year olds. Includes lift pass, adult supervision, specialist ski and boarding lessons, play centre, lunch, refreshments, child friendly rest and toilet area, Mini World Cup race and fibre optic flare run and fireworks.

ThREDBO fREERIDERS - Level 1 - 8 Skiing, snowboarding or new school riding for 7 to 14 year olds. Includes lift pass, adventure map and skill diary, lunch, refreshments, Mini World Cup race, optic flare run with fireworks and the Extreme Rat wheel of prizes.

cLUB fREERIDE - Level 5 - 8 Boarding or freeride skiing for 15-18 year olds. Thredbo’s coolest instructors teach the art of jibbing on the twin tips, and styling on the snowboards. Program includes freestyle, free riding and terrain park skills. (School holidays only)

For bookings or further information visit Thredbo Snow Sports or call (02) 6459 4044.

chILD cARE For littlies who are not ready for snow sports, this is a safe and fun environment suitable for kids from 6 months to 6 years. Full and half day programs are available with the centre open from 8.30am to 4.30pm Reservations are essential, call Thredbo Resort Centre on 1300 020 589.

ThREDBO PARTNERS

ThREDBO cELEBRATES 50 yEARSIt's 50 years since Thredbo was established as a year round resort and you’re invited to join in the celebrations throughout winter. visit thredbo.com.au/50years for more information.

SNOW SPORTS first Timer Skier/Boarder Skier/Boarder Lift and Lesson Lift Only Lift and Lesson

1 Day

Adult $ 94 $ 94 $ 123 Child $ 66 $ 51 $ 83

2 Day

Adult $ 184 $ 184 $ 245 Child $ 131 $ 99 $ 164

3 Day

Adult $ 264 $ 264 $ 350 Child $ 173 $ 141 $ 229

5 Day

Adult $ 400 $ 400 $ 504 Child $ 262 $ 228 $ 332

PRIvATE LESSON (up to 3 people - does not include lift pass)

1 hour $ 115 2 hour $ 195 Earlybird 1 hour $ 87 Earlybird 2 hour at 2pm special $ 174

ThREDBOLAND Retail1/2 Day (pm only) $ 85 1 Day $ 117 2 Day $ 221

RENTALEqUIPMENT 1 DAy 2 DAy 5 DAy

ADULT REcREATIONAL

Skis, stocks and boots $ 59 $ 89 $ 141

ADULT EXEcUTIvE

Skis, stocks and boots $ 80 $ 133 $ 230

SNOWBOARDS

Snowboard and boots - Recreational $ 74 $ 118 $ 172 Snowboard and boots - Performance $ 85 $ 137 $ 209

AccESSORIES

Parka and Pants $ 39 $59 $89

chILDREN (14 years and under)

Skis, stocks and boots $ 32 $ 47 $ 71 Snowboard (up to 140cm) and boots $ 43 $ 66 $ 109 Parka and Pants $ 23 $ 33 $ 51 Helmet $ 14 $ 21 $ 34

Notes: A credit card imprint is required for all equipment hire. Additional equipment and periods of hire are available. Open 8am - 5pm daily, Valley Terminal opens 8am -7pm Friday and Sunday in July and August

ThREDBO cLUBThe 2007 Thredbo Club has offers galore! Not only do you get $13 off your day lift pass, but after 8 days you get a day FREE! For only $44, Thredbo Club members receive fabulous year round savings on lift tickets, food, shopping, accommodation and entertainment, including offers from Greater Union and Birch Carroll & Coyle cinemas and Rydges Hotels. conditions apply. Visit Thredbo Sports to pick up a brochure or purchase your membership.

ON ThE MOUNTAIN MUNchIESfor the energy you need to keep on going.

KAREELA hUTTE A day on the slopes isn't complete without a stopover at Kareela. Located on the Supertrail. Fully Licensed.

fRIDAyS A selection of salads, sandwiches and fast foods.

EAGLES NEST Australia’s highest restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner (some nights). Upstairs for a full a la carte dining experience or downstairs for a quick bistro snack and a game of pool. Fully licensed.

BLAcK SALLEES A selection of bistro style food and hot drinks. Fully licensed.

fROST BITE Breakfast, lunch or a quick snack, it’s the ideal on the piste meeting place.

ThE MOUNTAIN hOUSE Fast food, great coffee, a quiet beer and quick service. The menu features a variety of salads, gourmet rolls and hot treats. Fully licensed.

AvALANchE BBq Home of the `Double Banger Sanga’.

RIvER ROcK cAfÉ and BISTRO Where a BBQ lunch on the sunny deck is a specialty. Fully licenced.

• 5 nights accommodation• 5 breakfasts• 5 x 2 hour first timer group lessons

• 5½ day Thredbo lift pass

• Staying in Thredbo at The Winterhaus

ThREDBO RESORT cENTREyour one stop shop for accommodation and activities in Thredbo. call 1300 020 589 or jump online to check out your options at thredbo.com.au

fIfTh DAy fREE!Stay and play mid-week in Thredbo in June and September, pay for 4 and stay for 5. Grab a group of your favourite snow buddies as there’s a variety of accommodation options on offer.

$706 per person 2 share $648 per person 4 share

Rates are per person. Packages are limited, subject to availability. Arrival days are 10, 17 and 24 June or 2, 9, 16 and 23 September 2007. 5½ day pass commences on the Sunday of arrival at 1pm. Further conditions apply.

SNOW REPORTSGo to thredbo.com.au for all the latest snow and weather information. Check out the live snow-cam pictures, get up to the minute weather details, bureau forecasts and snow reports. Select from snow reports as an SMS, email, RSS or as a podcast. Copies of the snow reports are displayed in all information offices, Thredbo Snow Sports office, shuttle buses and bus stops. When in the mountains tune in to 97.7 SnowFM for the latest snow reports.

LIfT INfORMATIONLifts open from 8.30am with last lift closing at 4.30pm, check with the operator for specific times. (Opening and closing times are dependent on weather and snow conditions)

Lift type Length (m) vertical Rise (m)

Kosciuszko Express Express Quad 1860 560

Gunbarrel Express Express Quad 1679 426

The Cruiser Express Quad 1000 214

Easy Does It Quad Chairlift 448 49

Snowgums Double Chairlift 1735 472

Merritts Double Chairlift 1350 299

Ramshead Double Chairlift 1770 480

Basin T-Bar 650 145

Karels T-Bar 464 83

Antons T-Bar 800 230

Sponars T-Bar 942 260

Easy Rider T-Bar 275 65

Snow Runner 1 Conveyor 80 13

Snow Runner 2 Conveyor 85 10

Information provided is correct at the time of printing, May 2007. Kosciuszko Thredbo Pty Ltd ABN 95 000 130 015 reserves the right to change at anytime without notice, specifications of activities, times, prices or any other information set out in this brochure without incurring obligation. Kosciuszko Thredbo Pty Ltd, PO Box 92, Thredbo NSW 2625. Tel (02) 6459 4100 Fax (02) 6459 4101. Thredbo is in the Kosciuszko National Park. Activities and programs are subject to terms and conditions advised or displayed on application forms.

Toilets Courtesy Tools T Bar Chairlift Mid-Station

Race Course Information Ski Patrol Food Outlets Public Phone

ATM Parking Shuttle Bus Lockers Ticket Office Ski & Board Hire Thredbo Snow Sports

Disabled

THREDBO TRAIL MAP

please ReaD Use of any facilities or services is subject to the conditions set out on your ticket. • A valid ticket entitling use of any facility or service must be produced upon request or demand by

Kosciusko Thredbo Pty Limited personnel.

• All recreational and sporting activities are inherently hazardous, and your participation in any such activity is an assumption by you of the risk of loss, damage or injury to you or your property (or death).

• Weather conditions (including temperature) on mountains and slopes may change suddenly. This area and surrounding grounds have uneven surfaces. Grounds may be covered with snow and ice and can be slippery. Therefore, appropriate clothing and footwear should be worn.

• Skiers and Snowboarders found skiing/boarding out of control and/or behaving recklessly will have their tickets confiscated.

Know the coDe - It’s youR ResponsIbIlIty.

FaIluRe to obseRve the coDe may Result In cancellatIon oF youR tIcKet

oR pass by sKI patRol oR otheR authoRIseD peRsonnel.

alpIne saFety ResponsIbIlIty coDeRegardless of how you enjoy your snow sport, always show courtesy to others and be aware that there are inherent risks in all snow recreational activities that common sense and personal awareness can reduce. These risks include rapid changes in the weather and surface, as well as natural and artificial hazards such as, rocks, trees, stumps, bare spots, lift towers and snow gun hydrants. Observe the code and share with others the responsibility for a great experience.

1. Know your ability and always stay in control and be able to stop and avoid other people or objects. It is your responsibility to stay in control on the ground and in the air.2. Take lessons from qualified professional instructors to learn and progress.3. As you proceed downhill or overtake another person, you must avoid the people below and beside you.4. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or run, or are not visible from above.5. When entering a trail or run or starting downhill, look uphill and give way to others.6. When riding chairlifts always use the restraining devices. Always use suitable restraints to avoid runaway boarding/skiing equipment.7. Observe and obey all signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails or runs and out of closed areas.8. Before using any lift you must have the knowledge and ability to load, ride and unload safely.9. Do not ski, snowboard, ride a lift or undertake any other alpine activity if your ability is impaired by drugs or alcohol.10. If you are involved in, or witness an accident, alert Ski Patrol, remain at the scene and identify yourself to the Ski Patrol.

saFety anD equIpmentneveR judge weather conditions on the mountain by what you see in the Village. Remember that mountain weather can change quickly. It’s better to overdress – after all, you can always take something off. Try to wear several thin layers of clothing rather than one thick layer. hats aRe ImpoRtant. Your body loses a major part of its heat through your head. If you’re cold, put a hat on. If you’re over-heating, take it off. Make sure you always have the following with you: a warm hat, goggles or sunglasses, warm gloves and sunscreen for when the sun comes out.

hypotheRmIa is when a person loses so much body heat they lose the ability to re-warm themselves. The body’s “stored energy” has been expended, leaving nothing to maintain body temperature at a safe level. Hypothermia is a result of cold weather conditions and high physical exertion. It can be dangerous. If you, or one of your party, begin showing symptoms such as shivering, loss of coordination, garbled speech, confusion, tiredness and lethargy, get in out of the cold, quickly.

DIFFIcult conDItIons – white outs: During snow storms or high winds, visibility may suddenly be drastically reduced. Severe diffusion of light makes it hard to distinguish ground details. Ski/board slowly and beware of sudden drops or wind rolls. Ski/board on tree-lined trails, as they will provide shelter and cast enough shadow to improve visibility. wet conditions: Wear wet weather gear and remember, plastic rainwear slides easily on snow and ice. So be careful!

NB - Natural and man-made obstacles are a part of the alpine experience. Collision with these objects can result in serious or fatal injury. Ski/board with caution and in control. Expect the unexpected. While skiing or boarding you may encounter rocks and trees, changing visibility and snow conditions. Be aware of grooming machines, snowmobiles and snowmaking at all times.

tRaIl sIgns anD symbolsYou’ll find the trail signs shown above at various places on the mountain, They are there for your safety and protection. Please take note of them and obey them, particularly the “Trail Closed” and “Area Boundary” signs.

the trail signs used at thredbo are the standard trail marking system used internationally. the symbols and colours indicate the relative difficulty of each trail. bear in mind that this is relative difficult only, and applies to the area which the sign is found.

For example, a blue “more difficult” or black “most difficult” trail near Ramshead Chairlift may well be steeper than trails with the same markings at other parts of Thredbo or in other resorts.

The signs are a guide only. The most sensible path to follow is to never take anything for granted. If you don’t know a trail, treat it with caution.

tobogganing in thredbo is prohibited.

fLARE RUNEvery Saturday night, flare carrying riders light up the Supertrail and then the sky with fireworks. On Thursday evenings the Thredboland kids light up Friday Flat with a fibre optic flare run.

fREE NIGhT RIDINGFREE night skiing and boarding is available every Thursday and Saturday from 6.30pm to 9.30pm during July and August. (weather and conditions permitting)

TRAIL SIGNS AND SyMBOLS

Friendly Thredbo "know it alls" take free daily discovery tours of the mountain for intermediates and above. Meet at the top of the Gunbarrel Express Chair at 10am and 1pm, July to September.