Selwyn Snow Resort is widely regarded as the premiere learn-to-ski, family snow recreation area in NSW, and is committed to providing the most affordable and friendly snow experience.
With its great family friendly, relaxed and easy going atmosphere, gently progressing terrain, and caring mountain staff, Selwyn Snow Resort is the perfect place to learn to ski or snowboard. There are lessons catering for all abilities running daily for adults and children as young as 18 months.
Selwyn Snow Resort is not just a great place to ski or snowboard, there are also a variety of other activities available for the whole family to enjoy. Try out snow tubing, tobogganing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing or just enjoying building a good old fashioned snow man in the beautiful Snowy Mountains.
Carparking at Selwyn Snow Resort is free, and there is lots of it! They cater for up to 10 coaches and 488 cars in the main carpark. There is additional carparking in the overflow carpark located a short distance down the road from the resort.
You will encounter a pay station about 7kms from the resort and you will be required to pay $29 per vehicle per day. This charge is for entry into the Kosciusko National Park with funds going to the Office of Environment & Heritage. Other rates available for long stays. Selwyn Accommodation Centre are able to add these entry passes to your package prior to your arrival. They are also available for purchase in our Selwyn Online Shop.
Back to topSelwyn's on mountain Ski & Clothing Hire is your one stop, Selwyn shop. Pick up all your pre-purchased package items here.
The Selwyn Centre is the place to take a break from all the snow fun. Inside you’ll find the Snow Gums Cafe, stocked with many healthy options (and the naughty ones).
The Swing’n T-Bar on the Mezz upstairs is where you get the best cup of barista perfection while relaxing on couches. You can also enjoy schnapps from the Wild Brumby distillery and other beverages.
Do I smell donuts? The 'Big D' Donut Bar is located outside the Selwyn Centre, behind the picnic tables. Have your freshly made, piping hot donut served with your favourite Grinders coffee or hot chocolate. It's a great treat after a long day on the slopes!
Souvenirs, gloves, goggles, ski jackets and more can be found in the Igloo shop.
Other facilities inside the Selwyn Centre include:
Selwyn also has a great BBQ shelter with electric BBQs above the Toboggan slope. A great place to hang out with the family for lunch on those blue bird days!
Back to topSelwyn is all about learning, even when it comes to terrain parks. We aim to eliminate that daunting feeling by providing the best mini terrain park possible. You have to start small so we have a range of mini boxes, jumps, rails and other features for you to try. Anyone with a lift ticket can access the terrain park so give it a try and get your jib on!
Back to top| Snow Sports Terrain | 45 hectares |
| Easiest Terrain | 40% |
| More Difficult Terrain | 48% |
| Most Difficult Terrain | 12% |
| Lifts | 10 plus 1 snow tube lift |
| Highest Elevation | 1614m |
| Lowest Elevation | 1492m |
| Lifting Capacity | 9,500 people per hour |
| Snow Making Coverage | 35 hectares |
| Snow Making Capacity | Up to 10,000 cubic metres per night in optimum conditions |
| Operating Times | First lift open – 8:30am Last lift closed – 4:30pm |
