Top Extreme Sports in Australia

Layer up. It can get pretty chilly up there, especially if the wind picks up. I wish I had brought a light jacket.

I recommend booking your ride in advance to secure your spot; it gets busy, especially on weekends. I didn’t, and ended up waiting longer than expected.

If you can, try to go in the late afternoon, around 4 PM. The heat was much more bearable, and the sunset views were just stunning.

Make sure to wear sturdy shoes and comfortable clothing. I wore sandals, and it was a bit of a struggle – my feet weren't too happy after the ride!

My advice is to bring your own food and drinks for the day on the slopes or trails. The prices at on-site cafes can be steep, and packing a lunch can save you a lot!

Consider buying a multi-day pass if you plan on skiing or biking for a few days. It can save you a chunk of change versus single-day lift tickets.

My advice is to bring your own water bottle. It saves money since you won’t have to buy drinks there, and it keeps you hydrated during the intense sessions.

I suggest showing up around 10 AM when it’s less crowded – you’ll have more space to practice and less waiting for equipment. It made my day way better!

I think visiting on a weekday around 3 PM is ideal. It’s less crowded, and you get more personal attention from the instructors which helps you get the most out of your session.

Make sure to check if there are any events happening. I missed a cool workshop because I didn’t look ahead of time, and it would’ve been awesome!

My advice is to grab a snack before heading there. There's not much food around, and you don’t want to lose energy while trying to jump around!

I suggest going in the morning around 10 AM when it's less crowded, so you get more space to practice. I went around noon and it was packed.