Perisher Valley

Perisher Valley is the central village of Perisher, Australia's largest alpine ski resort, located in Kosciuszko National Park in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales. Situated at about 1,720 metres elevation on Kosciuszko Road, it forms the hub of four interconnected resort areas - Perisher Valley, Blue Cow, Smiggin Holes and Guthega - with extensive lift-accessed terrain and village accommodation.

Visitors can expect a purpose-built alpine village set in a broad snow-covered valley surrounded by snow gum woodland and ski slopes. The area features ski lifts, groomed runs, terrain parks, cross-country trails, and a compact village centre with lodges, hotels, restaurants, ski hire and ski school facilities. In winter the landscape is snow-covered and focused on snow sports; in summer it offers alpine hiking, mountain biking and wildflower meadows within Kosciuszko National Park. Access is via Kosciuszko Road or the Skitube Alpine Railway from Bullocks Flat.