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KAC PERISHER

Location

KAC Perisher "the Alpenhof" looks out over the Perisher Valley, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest Ski Resort.  Straighten your skis from the front door and within seconds you are at the Front Valley lift or Ski Tube to access the whole Perisher Ski Resort.  The many bars and restaurants within the Perisher Village will keep you going throughout the day and well into the evening.

Lodge Facilities

A complete $3M renovation in 2013, featuring a new lounge area with larger bar and new fireplace, “Alpenhof” is stunning. Downstairs, there is a new ski room and games room with TV/Video player provided. Alpenhof provides first class accommodation for 52 guests with dinner, bed and breakfast included in the tariff.  A microwave & toasted sandwich maker are available together with BBQ facilities on the large balcony overlooking Perisher Valley.

The Lodge operates in winter only.

Guestrooms

Alpenhof provides first class accommodation for 52 guests.  Rooms are in King, Twin or Bunk configurations.  All rooms feature en-suite bathrooms and central heating.

Services

  • 3 Course Dinner
  • Bathroom Ensuites
  • BBQ
  • Beverages
  • Commercial Kitchen
  • Cooked Breakfast
  • Cosy Fireplace
  • Dining Room
  • Games Room
  • Guest Laundry
  • Linen and Towels
  • Lounge Room
  • Wi-Fi Internet

Getting There

Perisher is an easy 6 hour drive from Sydney via Canberra and Cooma or 7 hours from Melbourne with more than half the distance on freeway standard or dual carriage roads. The Kosciuszko Road accesses Perisher from Jindabyne, however only day parking is available at Perisher Resort.  For overnight stays, it is highly recommended to use Skitube, from Bullocks Flat.  Use the Alpine Way from Jindabyne to access Bullocks Flat.  The Skitube at Bullocks Flat takes 15mins to get up to Perisher.

Motorists are legally required to carry properly fitting chains in any vehicle other than 4WD’s in a ‘snow-ice’ risk section within the National Park. It’s an easy half hour drive from Jindabyne in good weather. Entry to the National Park is $27 per car per day in winter and $16 per car per day in summer. Annual passes are $190.* (further information on the NPWS Park Use fees can be located here)