Perisher
Australia · New South Wales · Single resort
Perisher is a ski resort in New South Wales (Australia). It has 82.9 km of downhill runs and 45 lifts. The runs go from 1604 to 2038 m (434 m vertical).
Base station
1604 m (5,262 ft)
Top station
2038 m (6,686 ft)
Vertical drop
434 m (1,424 ft)
Piste difficulty split
- Blue square: 34.6 km (42%)
- Black diamond: 40 km (49%)
- Double black: 7.4 km (9%)
Details
- Night skiing: Yes (3 floodlit runs)
- Steepest spot: 61% (31°)
- Mostly facing south-east (24% of run length). South-facing slopes are sunny and warm — firm in the morning, softer in the afternoon.
Lifts: 45
Chairlift: 14 · Drag lift: 2
- Village 8 Express · Chairlift · 4,000 pers./h · Seats: 8 · 1723–1826 m
- Mt Perisher 6 · Chairlift · 3,000 pers./h · Seats: 6 · 1731–2037 m
- Pleasant Valley Quad Chair · Chairlift · 2,800 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1806–1948 m
- Interceptor Quad · Chairlift · 2,526 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1718–1906 m
- Freedom Quad Chair · Chairlift · 2,400 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1714–1910 m
- Terminal Quad Chair · Chairlift · 2,187 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1795–1902 m
- Summit Quad Chair · Chairlift · 2,118 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1793–1953 m
- Kaaten Triple Chair · Chairlift · 1,952 pers./h · Seats: 3 · 1686–1768 m
- Ridge Quad Chair · Chairlift · 1,582 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 1604–1942 m
- Early Starter Double Chair · Chairlift · 1,200 pers./h · Seats: 2 · 1850–1892 m
On site
- 5 car parks (1 paid)
- 15 restaurants & bars by the slopes
Historical conditions and snowfall
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Average of the 2005–2024 seasons for the resort area (≈50 km grid cell, about 1012 m). It shows the shape of the season well but is not a slope measurement — the upper runs usually have more snow. Data: NASA POWER.
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