Most Australian skiers split their training between domestic snow resorts, specialised dry‑land facilities, and long blocks in the northern hemisphere.

Main places they train

  • In Australia’s winter (roughly June–September), many train on snow at resorts like Thredbo and Perisher in NSW, and Mt Buller, Mt Hotham and Falls Creek in Victoria, which double as key competition venues for national-level events.
  • A major hub for high‑performance athletes is the National Snowsports Training Centre in Jindabyne (NSW Snowy Mountains), which has a strength and conditioning gym, acrobatics facilities and an outdoor airbag jump for freestyle work before moving skills onto snow.
  • Aerials and moguls specialists also use the Geoff Henke Olympic Winter Training Centre in Brisbane, a year‑round water‑ramp and jumping complex that lets them practice big tricks during Australia’s off‑season.
  • To get long, consistent snow seasons, top Australians regularly migrate to northern‑hemisphere bases such as resorts in Canada and Europe through organised race and skills camps that run during the northern winter and spring.

So if you’re wondering “where do Australian skiers train,” the short version is: home resorts in the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alps in winter, Olympic‑level dry‑land centres in places like Jindabyne and Brisbane year‑round, and big northern‑hemisphere mountains when it’s summer back home.