Does it Snow in Australia?

There are several places in Australia where you can experience and enjoy destinations full of snow.

Snowfall occurs in the mountainous terrains of Victoria’s Alpine Region, NSW’s Snowy Mountains, and only mountainous regions of Tasmania. Major destinations where snow peaks are highly visible include Perisher, Charlotte Pass, Mt Buller, Mt Baw Baw, Selwyn, Thredbo, Falls Creek, and Mt Hotham.

The coldest months in Australia are July and August. If you plan to visit this mesmerizing country and want to see the best snow conditions, you should plan in between these two months and visit the destinations mentioned above.

Australian Rainfall is measured to circa 14mm in the Northern Territory to 180mm in Victoria and 98mm in New South Wales. However, Australian people experience a moderate amount of Rains during the whole year, whereas in Winters, the probability of rain occurrence is minimal. The average rainfall for entire Australia was calculated at 49.9mm.

You can enjoy the snowfall and impressive snowy mountains during June, July, and August. The extraordinary views of the Tasmania mountains can be enjoyed fully, where pristine wildlife can be spotted. The same magnificence you can find in the Blue Mountains, where you can go camping and curl up in front of the fire and become a part of the Yulefest celebration.

Listed below are some of the activities that will add cheer along with the watching immaculate snowy views of the divine nature:

a) Winter Skiing

One of the most famous and captivating activities perfect for everybody is taken on snowy mountain slopes. Not only skiing but even snowboarding is also considered to be one of the top-rated activities that people enjoy doing in these untouched places.

b) Snowmobiling

Winter landscapes can be very well explored during snowmobiling. The tour enables you to explore the back of the high plains with spectacular views of the surrounding ranges. Mt Hotham offers this activity for all children and adults. It is a 15 minutes ride around Snow Stuff Park.

c) Dog Sledding

It is an exquisite feeling when a bunch of Siberian Huskies are pulling you between the trees fully covered with snow. Isn’t it? This activity is taken through the unique wildlife of Alpine National Park for 30 minutes.

d) Snowshoeing

People of all age can happily feel the enticement of snowshoeing. It is one of the best ways to discover the breathtaking views of mountains at their peak winter beauty. This activity is performed in Mt Hotham in the stretch of 35 kilometres.

e) Fat biking

You might be thinking about how it is possible to ride a bicycle in the snow! Actually, these bicycles are equipped with fat tyres and are very similar to mountain bikes. Fat Biking is a thrilling activity.

During the extreme winters, you can get involved and discovering plentiful indoor activities by exploring the museums and galleries of Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, etc. You can also get cosy in exclusive small bars and get entertained in theatres located in many Australian cities.

Queen’s birthday is declared as a national public holiday in almost every part of Australia except the Western. The public holiday occurs in the winter season on the second Monday in June. The Blue Mountains celebrate the Yulefest festival during July, and the Darwin Beer Can Regatta takes place in Mindil Beach in July. The Royal Queensland Show in Brisbane is celebrated with grandeur in August; this festival is also known as Ekka.

Australia is considered to be a hot country as it is located in the southern hemisphere. The weather in these hemispheres is extreme, which makes the summer very hot in Australia and winters. However, snow can be seen in fewer parts of Australia.

Undoubtedly, Perth is said to have the most desired and pleasant whether amongst all other places cities or places in Australia. The maximum temperature in Perth goes up to 300 C with the moderate/appropriate amount of Rainfall every year.