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Hidden Valley Tawonga Huts Ski and E-Bike Tour

From: $140.00

Essential Information

Total Tour 18 to 25 Km

Total Ski Touring Hike 6 km to 8 Km

Total Hours 6~7, Start 8:00am Finish 2:30pm

Touring Skis, Guide, E-Bikes, Lunch, Back Pack and Morning Tea

High Competence on Mountain Bikes

High Competence of Ski Touring Experience

High level of stamina required.

Bring 1 Litre water, jacket, sun protection, alpine clothing

Tour Itinerary.

8.00am: Meet and Depart Pretty Valley Ski Lodge on E-Bikes Pretty Valley Road

9.00am: Arrive Pretty Valley Pondage and park the E-Bikes

9.15am: Start the one-hour ski tour up the Fainter Fire trail

10.15am: Ski down to Tawonga Huts for Morning Tea

11.00am:  Ski down from Tawonga ridge  into the Jaithamanthang River valley

12.30pm: Ski Tour back up to the top of Tawonga pass for lunch

1.00pm: From the top of the Tawonga pass ski to Pretty Valley Pondage

1.30pm: Reconnect with the E-Bikes and ride back to Pretty Valley Lodge.

3.30pm:  Arrive at Pretty Valley lodge to reflect and debrief on the day.

 

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Overview

Departing from Pretty Valley lodge on E-Bike Mountain bikes and touring packs ride on the groomed ski trail to top of Ruined Castle lift before descending to the Pretty Valley Hut and cattle yards that were first constructed in the 1930’s.

The next stage is a one-tour ski tour up to the Ben Cooper Memorial. From the top of  the Tawonga Hut Valley, the best lines and paths are selected for the mornings touring.

Lunch is set in the surrounds of the Tawonga Hut that were constructed firstly by John Ryder. This hut was pulled down in 1888 by a horse that was tethered to the hut, but was replaced that same year. A second hut was built in 1923. Currently four huts exist on a site 250 metres south of the original site, set amongst ageless snow gums next to a small creek. The huts as a group are recognised as significant by the National Trust.

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