Visitors to Falls Creek will notice there are usually a few dogs out being walked in certain area of the village. In the main, the only dogs permitted in the village belong to permanent residents that have received their annual permit. Cats and horses are not permitted in the village. The resort is surrounded by National Park and as such, this policy must be adhered to. https://www.fallscreek.com.au/dog-policy/•
One exemption is for Assistance Dogs and recently Oregon, Fred’s Assistance dog was visiting for a couple of days and the occasional walk along the Raceline was a fun trip for both Oregon and Fred. Fred is an ex-serviceman and discovered Defence Community Dogs (DCD). He applied for - and was successful in receiving assistance dog Oregon – who
even goes to shooting competitions with Fred where here wears the goggles and ear muffs. For the trip to the snow, Fred changed the clear lens for the more snowfriendly lens.
Fred is very grateful to DCD so always willing to advocate for them. They call it a ‘win win win’ program as:
1) The dogs are failed guide dogs that have been deemed suitable for assistance dogs. So gives them another chance at doing what they’re trained for.
2) The dogs are trained through a prison program that gives the prisoners skills on dog obedience training and allows them to spend their last few years of their sentence training the assistance dogs in the community. Which in turn preemptively helps them rehabilitate and integrate back into society.
Located right beside the bottom station of Halley’s Comet Chairlift
Spend some time and take in the fabulous history that has earned this community so much respect!
And, talk to any member of our team about the rewards of volunteering in the Falls Creek Museum.
4 Slalom Street, southern end of the Panabode building.
Phone: 03 5758 1202 for further information
Wb: www.fallscreekmuseum.com.au
Em: info@fallscreekmuseum.com.au
Fb: facebook.com/fallscreekmuseum
A Resort Entry Vehicle Permit is required for your vehicle when entering the resort between Friday 6th June and Sunday 5th October 2025. The entrance to the resort is at Howman’s Gap, approximately 4km below the village. Permits can be pre-purchased and printed at home prior to arriving at the resort, or purchased at the resort entrance ticket office. The day rate is $67 if you purchase your entry permit on-line. There is no extra charge for printing Resort Entry Permits at the Howman’s Gap Ticket Box. If arriving after 5pm and departing the resort prior to midnight on the same day, resort entry is free!
Season Entry Permits are available for purchase in line and can be collected at Howman’s Gap Ticket Office or the Visitor Information Centre.
Prices: Normal Season: $617. Over 65’s: $495. All Resorts: $959
Resort Entry Fees fund the essential services of:
• Ski Patrol • Car Parking
• Water Supply • Snow Clearing
• Waste Management • Visitor Information Services
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Pre-purchasing Resort Entry Tickets and printing at home makes it faster and easier for you to get in to the resort.
Visitor Information Centre
The Falls Creek Visitor Information Centre is located upstairs in the Falls Creek Alpine Resort office, on the corner of Slalom Street and Snowgums Lane. Open Daily from 8am – 5pm for visitor information & gym memberships. Ph: 03 5758 1200. Map Ref: E4
Accommodation Transfer Service (ATS)
Operating from the Terminal Building on Bogong High Plains Road, the Accommodation Transfer Service will transport you, your group and your luggage to your accommodation in the village. Tickets can be pre-purchased online or at the ATS terminal.
Hours of Operation: Saturday – Thursday: 8am – 10pm Fridays: 8am – 12 midnight
3) The dogs go free of charge to veterans who need them. The program is entirely run by donations. Oregon in particular is sponsored by the ‘EMORGO foundation’ The emorgo foundation was established by the late David Morgan who has very quietly been sponsoring multiple assistance dogs to be trained over many years. If you would like info on DCD, go to: https:// dcdogs.com.au/ •
Contact Falls Creek Alpine Resort via: Em: info.fallscreek@alpneresorts.vic.gov.au or Ph: 03 5758 1200
As an intro to our annual SES BBQ, I have pinched a bit from our previous CEO, Stuart Smythe, from Edition Fourteen last year.
The CFA is another agency that stations a full-time commander here for the season. The commander, amongst other duties, works with the team on training and education, coordinating drills etc, and undertakes essential works and site visits across the resort to ensure, that in addition to what the local volunteers do year-round, that all the sites in Falls Creek are compliant from a fire safety perspective. Like the SES, this crew swells in winter, with members from across the state joining the team and helping keep the village safe. Then we have the dedicated group of volunteers who make up the State Emergency Services team at Falls. Like the CFA, the corps swells in winter with volunteers from all around the state coming to Falls for the season and this
crew supplements the core group of local residents who underwrite the SES team all year round.
The Falls Creek SES Unit has a unique role in our alpine community. The Unit assists Police and Ambulance with search and rescue operations and retrieving injured persons from across the Bogong High Plains in both summer and winter. To undertake these tasks, they rely on our extensive training and skills in the alpine environment as well as specialised
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equipment including snowmobiles, adapted trailers for pickups, 4wds, chainsaws, specific communication equipment and protective clothing.
This equipment is expensive. Falls Creek SES’s major fundraising event is the annual SES Auction and BBQ featuring donated products from local Falls Creek and Mount Beauty businesses.
In fact, this weekend, on Sunday the 14th, the Annual SES Fundraiser will be held at the Falls Creek Hotel, from 12noon. For $25 you’ll get a gourmet BBQ and a beverage, whilst for kids, its $12. There will be an auction and raffles, with plenty of great items to bid for. All proceeds go the Falls Creek SES to help serve the local community. Come along, it’s a great day. Help support the crew and the community and farewell the season. •
This week at Disabled Wintersport Australia, the mountains were alive with energy as participants and volunteers made great strides in their winter sport journeys.
Carol and her family enjoyed a memorable time at Falls Creek, where Carol confidently sit-skied alongside her husband Mark and their two daughters. It was truly heartwarming to see the family
sharing in the excitement of the mountains together. Local guides Julie and Gus also helped make Carol’s time on the snow unforgettable with their expert support. Meanwhile, Nick was out with his mates, embracing new challenges with enthusiasm. He focused on building greater independence in the sit ski by learning to manage outriggers on tethers and steadily progressing to steeper terrain. Nick’s dedication and progress perfectly showcase the personal growth fostered by DWA’s programs. Thanks Greg for the expert instruction.
In addition to these participant’s achievements, this week marked the successful completion of another Level One guide course, bringing our total new guide recruits this year to 22. Mark, Carol’s husband, also took part in some of the guide training sessions, strengthening the bond between participants and support teams. The training equips guides with
the skills and knowledge needed to safely and effectively support participants as secondary guides on the snow. With a growing list of candidates already signed up for next year’s guiding course, DWA is excited to continue expanding its team of skilled guides - a vital part of providing the best possible experience for all participants. These milestones are a testament to the ongoing spirit and dedication within
the Disabled Wintersport Australia community. With every turn, every run, and every new guide trained, the
organisation moves closer to its goal of making winter sports accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Stay tuned for more updates as the season continues!
If you’re interested in becoming a guide - even if you can only commit to one or two days during the season - your help would be hugely appreciated. Whether on weekends or midweek, when we have a significant shortage of guides, every contribution helps give our participants the chance to experience freedom on the snow and makes our programs a tremendous success.
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Contact us:
Zac Howard, Camps Coordinator: Em: fallscreek_camps@disabledwintersport. com.au. Mb: 0401 375 842
Paul Lamb; Resort Services Coordinator: Em: paul.lamb@disabledwintersport.com. au. Mb: 0403 752 629
And, if you would like to donate, please go to our website: www.disabledwintersport.com.au
History was made at Falls Creek last weekend with the first-ever Ski Mountaineering (SkiMo) race on Australian snow. The Falls Creek SkiMo Challenge, held on Sunday 24 August in Sun Valley, brought together elite athletes and enthusiastic first timers for a milestone event in the lead-up to the sport’s Olympic debut at Milano-Cortina 2026.
Fresh off his Kangaroo Hoppet victory on Saturday, World Cup cross-country skier Phillip Bellingham backed it up with another win, this time on home snow in his Australian SkiMo debut.
“Pretty exciting stuff, happy to have a race today and see the event unfold,” Bellingham said after his double-win weekend. “I was
a little bit dusty [after the Hoppet the day before], my legs weren’t feeling super fresh, but I got them going again and felt alright in the end.”
Bellingham is eyeing a rare double at the 2026 Olympics, aiming to represent Australia in both cross-country skiing and SkiMo.
The women’s event was won by Ava McCann, who finished third overall behind Bellingham and SkiMo veteran Daniel Trevena. Trevena secured second overall and first in the Masters (40+) category, while McCann impressed with her smooth transitions and endurance despite coming off a strong seventh place in the Hoppet.
“I think it was really special to be part of it,” McCann said. “I’ve been telling lots of my friends in cross-country and biathlon to give SkiMo a go… I think it’s definitely a growing sport and I’m excited for people to try it out in Australia.”
As the only Australian youth athlete competing on the SkiMo World Cup last season, McCann is particularly motivated to see more athletes take up the sport. “It would be really good to see so many people trying it out because I think it’s a super cool sport.”
The Falls Creek course, designed by Snow Australia SkiMo Chair Brian Lichi together with the Falls Creek Events team, drew praise from athletes for its international standard. The layout blended features of both Olympic SkiMo events – Sprint and Mixed Relay – with three transitions, a boot pack on each lap, a giant slalom descent,
and extended climbs.
“The course ended up being a bit of a hybrid between a Sprint and a Mixed Relay,” said Lichi, who himself has raced on the World Cup circuit. “It had all the features of a Sprint but ran at around 6 –7 minutes per loop for the leaders. I’m super proud of this first-ever event, it was great to have elite athletes and first-timers competing together on the same course.”
Competitors completed two laps, with Bellingham clocking a winning time of 11:46 and McCann finishing in 13:20. The field included World Cup athletes and several citizen skiers experiencing SkiMo for the first time.
Bellingham, last season’s dominant Oceania SkiMo World Cup athlete, is in strong contention for Olympic selection. McCann, meanwhile, is currently third in the Oceania women’s rankings, with another World Cup selection event scheduled for Solitude, USA, in December.
Ski mountaineering, or SkiMo, is an Olympic Winter Sport making its debut at Milano-Cortina 2026. It combines endurance and skill through three main event types: Sprint Racing, Vertical Race, and Individual Race.
Sprint races are fast-paced, heat-based competitions involving a short, tight circuit that climbs 80–100 meters. Competitors ascend using skins, transition to skiing with their skis on their rucksack for part of the climb, and then make a single descent from the top. Each round is crucial, with completion times for the fastest racers around three minutes.
Vertical races focus on a single ascent completed entirely on skis using skins, without any boot packing or downhill skiing. The course typically features a vertical gain of 500–700 meters. This gruelling event is designed to push athletes to their limits, demanding maximum effort and stamina.
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Individual Races are the pinnacle of SkiMo, often comprising multiple ascents and descents. The longest ascent usually accounts for no more than 50% of the total elevation gain. These races, lasting 1.5 – 2 hours for top competitors, highlight the sport’s endurance and technical demands with mass-start racing.
The next Australian SkiMo races are scheduled for Perisher on September 20–21.
Visit www.snow.org.au to keep in the loop. • Katerina Paul
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Thurs & Fri: 4pm – 10pm Saturday: 3:30pm – 10pm Sunday: 3:30pm – 9pm
On Saturday 30th of August, our brave band of educators and parents from Lake View Children’s Centre ditched the winter coats and splashed straight into the icy waters of the Mount Beauty Regulating Pondage for the Daffodil Day Dip, raising money for the Cancer Council.
This year was extra special for our Lake View community. Like many, cancer has touched our lives, and last year one of our much-loved educators was undergoing treatment. Fast forward to this year, and we were overjoyed to have her dive in alongside us - what a celebration!
The energy on the day was incredible. Families, friends, and locals lined the shore, cheering us on as 17 “little yellow ducks” squealed, laughed, and splashed into the freezing water. The buzz of support warmed us up quicker than the towels did!
Together, we raised an amazing $2,496 - a huge achievement for our small but mighty community. We are so grateful to everyone
who donated, cheered, or joined in. Thanks to you, this has officially become an annual tradition, and we can’t wait to make an even bigger splash in 2026.
Should you require more information, or find that spot in your heart that would like to donate, please contact Steph Wilson, Centre Manager, Lake View Children’s Centre, Alpine Children’s Service (ACS); steph.wilson@myacs.asn.au or Ph: 03 5754 4848. •
• Extensive grocery range
• Bottle shop: beer, wine, spirits
• Fresh fruit and vegetables
• Hot pies and sausage rolls
• Heat and eat meals
• Phone re-charge
• ATM
• Newspapers and magazines
in Slalom day carpark at the bottom of Halley’s Comet Chairlift. Phone: 5758 3009
Kiewa Valley Sports & Spinal
Enjoy the comfort and safety!
A skeleton service will operate until late June, when the full time-table will come into operation. Refer to our website: https://fallscreekcoachservice.com.au/
But remember, the same convenient service applies! Leave the worries of pre-purchasing Resort Entry, Hiring and fitting Chains, coping with Anti-Freeze and Icy slippery roads behind you.
Park your car in the Secure Car-Park in Tawonga South and enjoy the comfort of our modern warm coaches and experienced drivers for your holiday at Falls Creek. Check the Website for services from Melbourne, Albury and Mount Beauty Group bookings and Private Transfers are available throughout the entire 2024 season.
233 Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga South Phone: 03 5754 4024
These apartments are situated right on Orys Ski Trail with off-street parking at the door during green season. Inspection will not be available until after ski season as both apartments have season rentals.
Apartment One is one level and has two spacious bedrooms, with potential for a third, large lounge, second toilet and heaps of owner storage space. All facilities. Currently sleeps four, (licenced for 8.)
Apartment Two has four bedrooms, is on three levels and currently sleeps seven. (Also licenced for 8)
The apartments have a closed-off internal interconnecting stairway which can be reopened if a purchaser wished to join the two properties.
Schusski is comprised of only five townhouses of which two are owner occupied.
Low body corps and no restriction of use.
Light, bright and airy with stunning views.
St Falls apartment E504 is a three bedroom, two bathroom ‘management-optional’ ski-in ski-out apartment in the St Falls complex in Falls Creek. The ‘management optional’ enables the buyer the freedom to choose to be part of the building's rental pool or to rent it out independently. There is no time restriction on owner use. Measuring approximately 99sqm with a generous approx 11.6m2 veranda with brand new spa, the three bedroom, two bathroom property is sold walk in, walk out for $870,000.
This is a single level pure ski in ski out apartment on level five, in the East St Falls
building. It has a great aspect with lots of natural light and views overlooking slalom plaza, the summit and the sun setting down the valley.
Easily accessible with a lift, it offers a goodsized Euro kitchen with stone island bench and plenty of storage. There is a ski locker on ground floor plus some owner lockable
Summer Activities. SEd 01 * 31.10.25 * Melbourne Cup Weekend & Summer Activities Sed 02 * 21.11.25 * Ignition Mountain Bike Festival, Falls Creek
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• All accommodation houses, restaurants, businesses, club lodges & apartments in Falls Creek, Bogong Village, Mount Beauty, Tawonga South, Tawonga & Dederang, plus the RMB’s between Dederang & Tawonga & selected venues in Bright & Myrtleford.
ONLINE: • Available in PDF form at: www.fallscreek.com.au/whatson/
WEBSITE: • www.thisweekinfallscreek.com.au
storage cupboards built in, so it is ready for a purchaser to exercise the option to rent it out when not in use.
St Falls is in an amazing location with one of the main ski lifts outside the doors with a supermarket, post office, childcare, ski hire, retail and restaurants & bars on site. Plus, being able to drive to the door and unpack is a luxury in winter at Falls Creek as well as having access to a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna and cold plunge pool.
Over the last decade, much work has gone
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into developing and securing summer trade. The resort now boasts in excess of 40km of mountain bike trails (with more planned) – with most being accessed from Slalom Plaza. Add to these the many kilometres of aqueducts and management vehicle tracks and your exploring, whether on foot or on your bike is endless. The Falls to Hotham Alpine Crossing is an iconic Australian walk of international standard being promoted by Parks Victoria.
The suite of summer activities includes Ignition – the launch of the mountain bike season; the Alpine Challenge; the Mile High Dragon Boats; the regional Longest Lunch; the Bicycle Network Peaks Challenge Falls Creek; the Easter Festival as well as regular mountain bike shuttles. For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact Christa Smit on 0402 277 808 or email christa@zirkyrealestate. com.au. •
WHERE 2D Tawonga Crescent. WHEN 8:30am – 5pm Mon – Friday 10am – 12noon Saturdays. HOW Ph: 03 5754 3400 for appointments
WHO Doctors: Jeff Robinson, Libby Garoni, Skye Delanay, Laura Zagorski, Angela Stratton, Lauren Cusson, Damian Heman, Daniel Florisson and Jacinta O’Neil. Your local
VALLEY FUN & FITNESS CLASS
Every Tuesday at 9am at the Ladies Facility, Dederang Recreation Reserve. Bring a drink bottle and towel. $10 per session. Classes by Narelle Jones. Enquiries: Sharon McEvoy 0438 289 293 (the6maccas@bigpond.com)
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
“If it can’t be reduced, repaired, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, recycled or composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned, or removed from production.” Peter Seeger!
FOOD FOR THOUGHT #2
I’m going to stop asking “How dumb can you get?” People seem to be taking it as a challenge!
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Remember when you are dead, you do not know you are dead! The pain is felt by others. The same applies when you are stupid! Ricky Gervais MISSING BOOK
This ‘Missing Book’ advert has appeared for quite some time now. Your Journo has purchased a digital copy from Melbourne University. But, the book itself is important – because it was given to a member of the community to be kept in perpetuity for the community. Titled “The Interaction between Land Use, the Environment and the Hydrology of the Bogong High Plains between 1850 and 1985” it is a vital piece of local history. If anyone can help us, call 0400 350 488.
WHAT Fully accredited General Practice with 43 years of service to the Upper Kiewa Valley. CONTACT Ph: 03 5754 3400
Em: enquiries@mbmc.com.au
Wb: https://www.mbmc.com.au/
If you need to see a doctor please contact Mount Beauty Medical Centre on 03 5754 3400. You may be directed to a doctor for a tele-health appointment. Our Doctors are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week from Mount Beauty.
Falls Creek is one of the first resorts to recycle organic matter! We recycle:-
• Cardboard – baled and sold for re-manufacture.
• Co-mingles – plastic, glass and paper – in the clear plastic bags with the BLACK print.
• Organics – anything that has ever lived – food, paper, oyster shells, bones – in the clear plastic bags with the GREEN print – all sent to be composted.
Falls Creek Garbage is collected seven days a week during winter If you require supplies of bags, have a question, or see a problem, phone us on 0437 306 799
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BOWEN THERAPY & MASSAGE
Tawonga South. Ph: Heather: 0428 993 125
BUILDING & ELECTRICAL
Duggan & Hanlon, your complete building service. Please cal Justin Mb: 0458 220 879.
CARPET CLEANING
Call Nathan of NatWest Home Maintenance, your local Carpet Cleaning Service. 0429 933 492.
CARPENTRY & BUILDING SERVICES
Oztek Constructions Pty Ltd. We do local building work, renovations, extensions and maintenance. Email Dave at: oztekconstructions@gmail.com. Or Ph: 0466 990 862
CIVIL CELEBRANT – HEATHER MULL
Quality Ceremonies – All Types. Mb: 0428 993 125.
COLLECTABLES & HOMEWARES
I Dream Of Snow - Vintage snow collectables & brand new homewares. Open on-line all year round. www.idreamofsnow.com
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Altitude Electrical – No job too big or too small. Domestic, Commercial & Industrial. Ben Svarc. Mb: 0419 801 109
FREIGHT – ALB – MTB – FALLS CREEK
Remo’s Transport from Albury/Wodonga to Mount Beauty and Falls Creek Mon to Fri inclusive. Refrigeration available. Ph: John or Esther 0417 414 320.
Natalie Raymond, Birds Nest Salon, 26 Hollonds Street, Mount Beauty. Open Six days a week and evenings by appointment. Ph: 03 5754 1177.
LANDSCAPING
Design and landscaping - quality work. Contact Hamish at External Solutions: Em: admin@externalsolutions.com.au. Mb: 0400 160 532.
LD’S HOME PET CARE
Pet Care and Dog Walking. Ph: Lisa 0407 541 695.
LOCKSMITH & HANDYMAN
Codi Coutts – servicing the Kiewa Valley & North East Victoria. Ph: 0475 388 990. Em: kiewavalleylocksmith@yahoo.com
PAINTING SERVICES
Interior/Exterior, Domestic/Commercial.
Obligation Free Quotes. Quality & Service Guaranteed. KLM Alpine Painting Services. Ph: Laif: 0437 023 921.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Kiewa Valley Sports & Spinal Therapy, 5A Hollonds St, Mount Beauty. Out of Hours & Home visits available. HiCaps. Ph: 03 5754 1270.
PILATES
Reformer, Group or Individual for a better quality of life. Wildflower Pilates Ph: 0433 017 660.
REMEDIAL MASSAGE
Altitude Physio, Massage & Myotherapy. Ph: 03 5758 3766
STORAGE
Caravans, Vehicles, Pallets, Large Lock-Up Units. Ph: 0428 361 497. www.alpinewarehousing.com
This publication has run similar articles before. And we will probably continue to run them each year. Your editor would hate to think that someone working or visiting this fabulous resort of ours ends up with a three or four thousand dollar bill for transport to hospital. It can and does happen – and it can be prevented. Read on.
Previously we have quoted figures for this article. But, even without them, the common sense aspect of ambulance insurance is a ‘no-brainer.’
As an example of costs, your editor had a little hearty turn at Falls Creek during the Trade Fair @ Falls Creek. The fabulous and professional Ski Patrol team, from Patrol Director and several others attended – and will it was a tad embarrassing from my point of view, it was certainly eye opening and satisfying to witness first-hand the skill and professionalism all member exhibited. Then it was into the Ambo and down to Alpine Health Mount Beauty. The good news is after and ECG and some blood tests, everything was looking good and home we went. Thanks team for a great job well done.
Then came the next bit. Several days later the invoice from Ambulance Victoria arrived (see image) – a total of $1927 to travel from Falls Creek Mount Beauty, Thank goodness I did not need to go to Albury or Malbourne.
The good news is that I do have Ambulance Cover (and have had for many years) and a quick phone call and Email to Ambulance Victoria sorted it.
Fact Number One: Ambulance membership is cheap. A family membership is now $103.88 per year. A single person membership is now $51.94 per year. In my humble opinion, these figures are way too cheap – but no-one can ever say they could not afford Ambulance Membership.
A clever and innovative local lodge manager, as part of his employment contract would include an Ambulance Membership Form – which (unless they could show they were already covered) the employees had to sign – and the payment came out of their first wage cheque. This would be regarded in most circles as excellent management/staff relations. •
SEP 13, 20, 27 Park Run. 8am at Bicentennial Park, Lakeside Ave. All welcome. Enquiries to: mountbeauty@parkrun. com
SEP 13 Oakley Freestyle Series – Bandwagon Banked Slalom
SEP 14 Oakley Freestyle Series – The Dreamer
SEP 19 Start Victorian School Holidays
SEP 23 – 25 Henty Machinery Field Days, 22 Lubkes Road, HENTY. Ph: 02 6929 3305. https://hmfd.com.au/
SEP 26 AFL Grand Final Public Holiday
SEP 29 Blue Ribbon Day – honouring our fabulous coppers! To donate, go to: https://remember.org.au/
OCT 4 Mount Beauty Community Market. 9am – 1pm Hydro Park, 1 Lakeside Ave. You make it, you bake it, you grow it – you’re welcome! Enquiries to: mountbeautymarket@gmail.com
OCT 5 Falls Creek Pond Skim. Join in to celebrate another amazing season with a splash! The Pond Skim combines creativity, skill and courage with a little luck! Time and location to be advised.
OCT 9 – 12 Repco Bathurst 1000
OCT 11 OktoberFest & Dachshund Derby. Mountain Monk Brewery. From 12noon. 1 Lakeside Ave. 03 5754 4985
OCT 18 Mount Beauty Writers Festival – Everyone has a story! https://www.mountbeautywritersfestival. com/
OCT 17 – 19 Mountain Cattlemen’s Annual Get-together –Three days of family fun and entertainment at Molyullah. Secretary: Mb: 0407 520 309. Em: secretary@mcav.com.au. https://www.mcav.com. au/mountain-cattlemens-annual-get-together NOV 21 – 23 Ignition Mountain Bike Festival. Three days of MTB action, lessons, entertainment and laughs at Falls Creek to welcome in the MTB season. https://ignitionmtb.com.au/
For further details on coming events, go to: https://www.fallscreek.com.au/whats-on/events/
