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Digital annual passes for Kosciuszko National Park make snow season easy

May 21, 2021April 7, 2025 The Frog 0 Comments australia snow, Kosciuszko National Park, NPWS, season pass, snow, snowatch

NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is making the snow season easier for visitors with new digital annual pass entry to Kosciuszko National Park.
For the first time, when visitors buy a new digital annual pass from the NPWS website before leaving home, it will be automatically linked to their vehicle registration and ready to use straight away.

May 2019 snowfall photo’s

May 27, 2019July 9, 2019 The Frog 0 Comments australia snow, charlotte pass, falls creek, hotham, mt buller, new snow, perisher, snow dump 2019, snow forecast, snowatch, snowfall 27th May 2019, snowfalls, the frog, thredbo

a collection of photos of the fresh early season snowfalls taken May 27 – 2019 from in and around the NSW and Victorian resorts. More will be added as they come to hand as the snow will continue into the 30th.

June is about to get Juicy – A Season Starter!

June 12, 2018June 12, 2018 The Frog 0 Comments 15 day forecast, australia snow, baw baw, dump, falls creek, juicy june, mt buller, perisher, pete the frog taylor, selwyn snow resort, snow forecast, snowatch, snows coming, the frog, thredbo

Season 2018 is about to change for the better in a big way. The Juice is about to be put back into June. It may be a week or so late and we didn’t quite kick off the season the way we would have liked last weekend but fear not, a dump is coming.

Having no snow is normal – but where do we go from here?

June 7, 2018June 7, 2018 The Frog 2 Comments australia snow, falls creek, hotham, mt buller, opening weekend 2018, perisher, snow depth chart, snow forecast, snow forecast australia, snowatch, thredbo

With the official start to Snow Season 2018 starting on Saturday and there being virtually zero natural snow on the ground and only a smattering of the man made stuff, I’d thought I’d go back over the last 25 years to show that this is actually quite normal and there is no need to panic. This year we have been unlucky in that temps in the resorts have not been great for making snow so things look quite dire in the resorts.