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Last Updated 14 Jul 2019 17:57
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3 day Broken River Ski Club weather forecast - 1676m
Issued: 14 Jul 2019 17:57
Tue Jul, 16
km/h
4
7
Wed Jul, 17
km/h
1
1
5
5
Thu Jul, 18
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5
7
6
9
Fri Jul, 19
km/h
1
3
3
1
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Broken River lifts & facilities status
Lifts :
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Tyndall Tramway
Closed
You best bring appropriate footwear for the tramp to the ticket office.
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Rugby Tow
Closed
Get in some fast laps on this tow and show off your skills to the crowds down at Palmer lodge.
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Access Tow
Closed
Can be a little tricky when the conditions are firm, but it makes it adventure getting both up and down.
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Main Tow
Closed
Giving access to the lookers left side of the main basin and providing stunning views of the possibly haunted Grey range.
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Ridge Tow
Closed
Gives you access to all the gnarly lines on Nervous Knob, plus all the terrain of Allen's Basin
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Baby Tow
Closed
Great for beginners.
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Traverse Tow
Closed
The next step after Baby tow, plus gets you from Palmer Lodge over to Main tow.
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Allan's Basin
Closed
Two more alpine bowls for your enjoyment. Long runs, bringing you back to the Access platform.
Snow comment:
Opening on July 20th. That system last night came in a little warm and wet for my liking, so it looks like we're hoping for opening this weekend with a little help from some cooler temps and snow coming in this coming week. Think snowy thoughts everyone! Accommodation is still available during the school holidays for anyone that's keen to come up for some of the legendary hikes in the Craigieburn forest. How else are you going to prep your legs for hiking sick lines once we get dumped on with meters of snow?!?