Ski Victoria

The Annual Dinner Plain Sled Dog Challenge event showcases the top dogs of sled dog racing in Australia and is unique in being the first Australian snow-based...

A great event to open your cross country ski season. Challenge yourself to either two and a half, five or 10 kilometre distances in either classic or skate...

Winter has almost arrived and Falls Creek is ready to freeze with the annual Ice Plunge. Join Falls Creek locals and visitors alike in paying homage to...

Relax and unwind at Dinner Plain, an eye-catching and relaxed alpine village nestled between the snowgums on the highest freehold land in Australia.

Visit Falls Creek Alpine Resort, Victoria's largest ski resort and is renowned for its reliable snow cover, cross country trails and terrain parks.

Known as the 'powder capital' of Australia, Hotham is the highest Victorian ski resort and is renowned for its double black diamond terrain.

Hoys offer the highest quality snow equipment at very competitive prices. Centrally located right in the day car park at Mount Hotham - next to the Resort...

The Alpine Life is your one-stop-shop located at Dinner Plain. They offer ski equipment, lift passes and resort entry for purchase as well as equipment...

Hoys at Jack Frost is a spacious shop catering to all your snow rental needs. This shop is located on the Davenport Drive side of Jack Frost, in the Lodges...

Hoys Ski Centres have four centrally located ski rental outlets located in Harrietville, Mount Hotham village centre, Jack Frost complex in the Davenport...

Hoys Dinner Plain Ski Shop is superbly located in the very centre of the village on the main roundabout. They offer Hoys' legendary equipment and service,...

Find accommodation to suit your budget from luxury city hotels, boutique hotels, apartments and motels to B&Bs, caravan parks and backpacker hostels.

Drive one of Australia's great touring routes, The Great Alpine Road, and explore Victoria's north-east down to the jaw-dropping Gippsland Lakes.

Get the adrenaline pumping by going white-water rafting, stroll through forests, play golf, or set up camp for a longer stay in Victoria's outdoors.

Wherever you go in Victoria, drop by a visitor information centre and chat with a local for tips to help you get the most out of your stay.