https://skiaddiction.com/ Join us for a full Thredbo Park Tour with Park Crew?s Johann Brunner. In this video we check out the key freestyle zones that make Thredbo one of Australia?s top destinations for park riders. You?ll see: Merritts Park - a fun progression park with jumps and boxes for all levels Antons Park - the advanced park with bigger features and flowy lines Ridercross Course - fast-paced cross-style racing with berms and rollers Mini Pipe - Thredbo?s playful halfpipe for learning airs and transitions Whether you?re cruising through your first features or pushing into bigger lines, Thredbo has something for everyone this Southern Hemisphere season. Want to progress your skiing all year? Check out our ski training gear here: https://skiaddiction.com/en-ca/collections/most-popular-products Subscribe to Ski Addiction for more park tours, trick tips, and ski coaching content. Drop a comment with your favorite feature from Thredbo! #parktour #thredbo
Thredbo is a premier alpine village and ski resort located in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, Australia, within Kosciuszko National Park. Its ski season typically runs from early June through October, depending on snowfall, and it serves both winter skiers and summer outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Thredbo features over 50 trails—ranging from beginner slopes to challenging advanced terrain—and uses 14 lifts including chairlifts, surface lifts and a gondola. The resort is distinguished by having the highest lifted skiable point in Australia (about 2,037 meters) via the Karels T-Bar, and by offering the longest continuous ski run in the country (from Karels T-Bar to Friday Flat). In addition to skiing, Thredbo integrates a quaint alpine village with accommodation, dining, and nightlife. In summer, it becomes a destination for hiking, mountain biking, and other outdoors activities. Thredbo also places emphasis on environmental sustainability, and hosts historical tourism via its Alpine Museum. Historically, Thredbo was established in the mid-1950s by a group including Tony Sponar and others, who selected Friday Flat as the site and laid out early infrastructure like chairlifts and lodges. Over years it has expanded amenities, upgraded lift systems, invested in snowmaking in lower sections, and developed terrain parks and facilities for both families and serious skiers.
Ski Addiction is a rider-owned company based in Whistler, British Columbia, focused on helping skiers of all levels improve via coaching, tutorials and training equipment. Their key products are Tramp Skis, used on trampolines to practice grabs, spins, and aerial awareness safely off snow. They also offer “Jib Series” gear, training mats, balance bars, and tutorial content designed to build muscle memory and confidence. Their approach is functional, creative, and user-friendly, orienting toward fun and progression rather than just competition. Although founded in 2012, their leap into serious training tools came in 2017 with the launch of their trampoline training skis & bindings. They maintain a presence via social media, video tutorials, and they have begun collaborating on pro-model items (for example with well-known skiers). Their mission is “Helping you ski better”, and their target community are freestylers, park skiers, and anyone wanting to refine style, tricks, or technique off-snow.